Sentence examples for never really discuss from inspiring English sources

It's funny how you can share a love of a certain musician with someone you're close to and never really discuss why.

It might have used a genuine love of writing and literature to bring these characters alive in their struggles to create, though beyond references to Jack Kerouac they almost never really discuss literature or writing or their favorite authors.

"We have never really discussed this," she said.

So much so that she has never really discussed her trip to the 1992 Olympics.

But I didn't really know... we never really discussed politics at home".

But the thought of self-management was never really discussed, he said.

In a recent telephone conversation, Michael Asch said: "I have never really discussed this with anyone.

SC: We never really discussed it much because I was so terrible at school and I was always getting into trouble.

And despite his advancing years, Angelos said he and his sons have never really discussed whether the Orioles should remain in the family beyond his tenure.

Ordinary people, too, said they had found themselves tangling unpleasantly with their closest friends over a question they had never really discussed much outside their homes.

Neither of us was reciting any words of liturgy, nor do I think Harriet subscribed to any traditional belief in the soul, though we had never really discussed such things in our 20-year relationship.