Sentence examples for raise conversations from inspiring English sources

"An election is not just a contest; it should raise conversations and spark national discourse.

Whenever I had tried to raise conversations on race amongst my friends they would always say I was looking at things wrong or it wasn't really that way.

Finn: It's a collective of like-minded individuals who think that this a good way of raising conversation and awareness around prohibition and the current laws.

While Horner's protest may well be too brief to carry any real weight across the country (and ended on something of a damp squib, with a bit of junk food), it has again raised conversation about the state of British prisons and the cuts to legal aid.

"We need men to raise these conversations too.

Still, a course about a zombie apocalypse is certain to raise unfamiliar conversations for its instructors and the class.

Here in Dallas, those memories were raised in conversation after conversation with several of the 17,000 people who came to see Mr. Obama at a rally last week.

"Other charities need to raise this conversation so people will be thoughtful," Ms. Palmer said.

Corrosive, hypocritical western policy is one key subject that is constantly raised in conversations across the Middle East.

"It was raised in conversations with Tories that Chuka was seen as too great a threat and the home affairs committee would give him too big a springboard," the ally said.

I decided to take a risk and raise a conversation.