Sentence examples for large conversation about from inspiring English sources

My letter from Paris was mostly a response to your comments about watching sports on television (a narrow topic, no more than a small sub-issue in the very large conversation about sports in general) and why we, supposedly grown men, would choose to fritter away an entire Sunday afternoon following the essentially meaningless activities of young athletes on distant ball fields.

We were having a larger conversation about his belief system and his politics.

Which leads us on to a larger conversation about women in pop, and a certain woman in pop in particular.

But these burning sessions have inspired a larger conversation about arts funding in Italy and elsewhere albeit one that seems akin to a hostage negotiation.

Motherlode is also teaming up with The Learning Network, The New York Times blog on teaching and learning with The Times, to create a larger conversation about summer reading.

That's a larger conversation about ways to do well in college that don't involve participation and don't involve reading.

Because you may be making a larger conversation about marginalised communities, and their ability to tell their own stories in their own voices, all about yourself.

What we really need is a larger conversation about state power and the actual risks we face, with context and clarity.

To say, as Netflix tweeted, defensively, last month, that Dolezal's life constitutes a "microcosm for a larger conversation about race and identity" is an overstatement.

Politico's story — which contains Marie Claire's statement that the quote was about "a larger conversation about women in the workplace" but nothing about "The Catcher in the Rye" — was the most-read recent story on the site.

"There has been a sense that the 75th raising of the debt ceiling would provide a metaphor for the larger conversation about the size and scope of government," he said.