Sentence examples for much discussed concept from inspiring English sources

That sounded sensible, and, for the many people who have long argued that our addiction to oil and gas is destroying the planet, so did the much discussed concept of "peak oil'' — the theoretical moment when half the world's oil reserves had been consumed and fossil fuels began to become scarce.

That sounded sensible, and, for the many people who have long argued that our addiction to oil and gas is destroying the planet, so did the much discussed concept of "peak oil" — the theoretical moment when half the world's oil reserves had been consumed and fossil fuels began to become scarce.

The European: You are advocating the much discussed concept of the responsibility to protect.

Quality in ECEC is an elusive concept, much discussed and debated in research papers over time, yet without agreement (Burchinal & Cryer, 2003; Dahlberg, Moss, & Pence, 1999; Fleer & Kennedy, 2006; Ishimine, 2009; Mooney et al., 2003; Moss, 1994; NICHID Early Child Care Research Network, 2002; Raban, 2000; Sylva, Siraj-Blatchford, & Taggart, 2003).

Based on these characteristics, we can identify three paradoxes of toleration that are much discussed in philosophical analyses of the concept, and each one refers to one of the components mentioned above.

On this basis, the central concept of "association," much discussed by other British philosophers and psychologists, receives distinctive treatment: the term first  names the physiological process that generates "ideas," and then the psychological processes by which perceptions, thoughts, and emotions either link and fuse or break apart.

It is "much discussed but rarely seen".

We pretty much discussed it.

Neither issue has been much discussed.

The best plays are much discussed.

The film's ending is much discussed.