Sentence examples for more discussing from inspiring English sources

But is it that we're writing about deaths more, discussing them more, making each take up more media space?

Imagine seeing senators, commentators and more discussing your every move, calling you a terrorist, threatening you, with that predisposition.

It feels significant that Shoulder to Shoulder emerged in the era of Spare Rib, when women were once more discussing the nature of activism and different and sometimes competing definitions of feminism and its relation to the wider politics of the time.

In an age when health care is all too often doled out in 15-minute intervals by overscheduled physicians, the opportunity to spend a focused hour and a half or more discussing test results, physical concerns, and perhaps even your golf game with a real live medical professional is a true luxury, as well as an integral selling point of most programs.

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Revisiting the musicals and listening to the genius composers like Stephen Schwartz, Steven Sondheim and more discussing the evolution of their artform made me wonder... where are the new great musicals?

Perhaps no case is more emblematic, or more discussed, than the deaths of the Gul sisters.

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Ulysses James Joyce Also pursued by the British police, this is a novel more discussed than read.

Some experts argue that walking away from mortgages is more discussed than done.

Maybe Stone would be a little more discussed or acknowledged if his message wasn't so insistently political and uncomfortable.