Sentence examples for often discussions from inspiring English sources

Often, discussions of N.S.A. excesses concern only Americans; what it is doing with foreigners is treated as presumptively reasonable.

Although attendees discussed newly announced start-ups and venture funds, the conversations in the conference halls were often discussions of TechCrunch's founder, Michael Arrington, who appeared on stage.

ALL too often discussions about climate change turn into slanging matches between those who think the apocalypse is imminent, and those who believe that global warming is a preposterous scare story.

Rothko's remarks to Fischer are a frank revelation of what the Seagram murals are about, and yet all too often discussions of these paintings gloss over Rothko's confession as if it were trivial.

Here are a few ideas to whet your appetite: Most of the time, we read a story to the end and then ask questions about it; often discussions won't go much further than plot recall.

Too often, discussions about hunger and climate change feel dire and hopeless, he said.

Most often, discussion of the Anthropocene revolves around how atmospheric chemistry has changed since the beginning of the industrial revolution.

Too often discussion of tax reforms focuses only on the tax rates, especially the top tax rate.

While there is often discussion about "work life balance," in reality, I think "work life integration" might be a better term.

Quite often discussion on the importance of ECM remodeling in wound repair and protumorigenic stroma focuses upon alterations in the synthesis and fragmentation of ECM proteins [ 45– 45].

The word "messianic" comes up often in discussions of his psychology.