Sentence examples for long discussing from inspiring English sources

Before long, discussing secular stagnation turned into a growth industry.

We have spent too long discussing the allure of French and Italian mid-century furniture and how True Detective lost its way.

Sometimes he took too long working up to them and had to argue with moderator Jim Lehrer for more time in which to get to the point; sometimes he delivered them and then rambled; often he spent too long discussing small details of little real relevance rather than explaining what he really meant, clearly and concisely.

Before the FA's hearing it would be unwise to spend too long discussing the particular – euphemism alert – "challenge" for which Adam has been charged, though replays are readily available and so are the comments of journalists present at the Stoke v Arsenal game in Sunday's newspapers.

There is Louis Malle's "My Dinner with Andre" (1981) and, before that, Éric Rohmer's "My Night at Maud's" (1969), in which a man stays over with a beautiful woman; being French, they spend so long discussing love, desire, and Catholic philosophy that, despite being French, they never get around to having sex.

There is also the issue of advertising on the jerseys, which the league has long discussed.

The Mexican government has long discussed developing a "steppingstone" network of marina resorts and residential developments.

Executives on both sides have long discussed how to end the joint venture.

Vegetarians and vegans have long discussed why being an omnivore is unethical.

Polish officials have long discussed replacing the planes that carry the country's leaders but said they lacked the funds.

The two co-workers had long discussed starting a business together but could never find the right concept to pursue.