Sentence examples for sharing of facts from inspiring English sources

The personal touch, the sharing of facts and secrets face to face, are important.

Just an admittedly unscholarly sharing of facts, discoveries, opinions and ideas, and possibly even unanswerable questions.

This campaign is designed to provide accurate information about STIs (Sexually Transmitted Infections) and HIV/AIDS to young people nationwide and stimulate discussion and sharing of facts about HIV/AIDS among families and communities as a first line in addressing the adoption of HIV preventative behaviours.

Politicians and voters on the right and left not only hold different opinions from one another, but often can't even agree over a shared set of facts, as clashes over climate change, health care and the Iraq war attest.

Zuckerberg said that Facebook has a responsibility to help reduce polarization and help people find "common ground" and that a shared set of facts and a common understanding of truth is essential for democracy.

As with all political causes, Vieques has its share of facts and distortions.

"La Côte" supplies its share of facts, atttributing the blooming of Cannes to a cholera epidemic that denied royalty access to Nice.

And he has not been shy about sharing the facts of his life, and most poignantly, the story of his youngest child, known as Bella, who was born with trisomy 18, a fatal disorder.

Hegarty is not keen on public psychoanalysis and pretty wary of sharing even the facts of his life, preferring mystery, but he hints that the abrupt shift across the Atlantic was not an especially happy one for him.

Does my passion for sharing the facts of what is going on down there stem from that personal interest?

First, professional communication ("what to say", in terms of sharing medical facts efficiently) is a tool to transmit information about patients and about the activities that have been performed.