Sentence examples for much discussed and from inspiring English sources

Christopher Marlowe's prickly drama - much discussed and seldom seen - is punched home with speed and clarity.

The manifesto was much discussed and encouraged a new way of thinking about and even playing games.

Much discussed and interpreted, "The Windhover" plainly begins with, and takes its rhythmic expansiveness from, a vividly observed kestrel.

The stickiness of these games has been much discussed – and there's certainly something tremendously satisfying about the constant progress.

Yet "Fancy" is massively popular and much discussed, and using the music to such a narrow end seems like a wasted chance.

That Greece has been largely to blame for Cyprus's plight is an open secret much discussed – and regretted – in the corridors of Nicosia's finance ministry.

What have you heard?" But I ask only because happiness and contentment seem much discussed presently, and not always with happiness and contentment.

The prevalence of bullying, discrimination and social abuse has been much discussed recently and science is in no way immune.

Meanwhile, San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh's khakis (also pleated) were much discussed online, and seem to have come from Walmart.

The relationship between the gene of classical (pre-molecular) genetics, and the gene of modern molecular genetics is a subtle and much discussed topic (Beurton, Falk and Rheinberger (eds).

We first discovered the site while reading Richard MacManus' excellent and much discussed post "On Bots and Content Creation / Aggregation" last week.