Sentence examples for like the discussion from inspiring English sources
Some advocates for the new technology would like the discussion to begin and end with the conclusion that Internet phone calls are not a telephone service at all, but simply yet another computer application, like e-mail programs.
Board member Bennett Kayser said he would like the discussion to include software installed on the iPads.
Focus group 4 patient 3" "I personally would like the discussion group, with somebody like yourself to lead it and then you just listen to ordinary people and their views and you go away and decide for yourself.
"I have lived in Brussels for years, and I have never seen anything like the discussion that came afterwards.
Like the discussion in baseball over whether juiced balls produced an increase in home runs, the idea of souped-up tracks is something that people in racing feel instinctively, but cannot prove.
It was a wonderful souvenir of a great show, but also taught me a lot about an artist I fancied I knew quite well – some of it surprisingly raunchy (like the discussion of Zoffany's wonderful hanging condoms).
The administration would like the discussions to center on the mammoth spending measure that finances government labor, health and education programs, traditionally one of the most contentious spending bills.
As one contributor said, conservatives won't like the discussions of "un-Islamic" traditions and beliefs, or the books' many representational photographs and drawings, which they say are prohibited by Islam.
"I like the discussions people tend to start, which is easy to lose, since the statement that something isn't art is difficult to defend," Bourdrez tells The Creators Project.
In this study, clients who liked the discussion they had with their counselor were less likely to be satisfied with the PMTCT service they received.
"To say I think it's a very important book is an understatement," Mr. Clinton said in a telephone interview yesterday, adding that he particularly liked the discussion of how one could "evoke emotion without being intellectually dishonest".
