Sentence examples for show discusses from inspiring English sources

The catalog from the show discusses the field's unanswered questions and gives detailed provenance notes that make recent prices for miniatures easy to find online.

Amin Jaffer, a consultant curator for the show, discusses the early experiment with East-West fusion in a fascinating essay in "Maharaja" — the sumptuous accompanying book from V&A publishing.

The show discusses these issues, but without making this a "problem play".

For his first time, Ron Reagan on the show discusses his father in the context of how the president's stories weren't always accurate but aspired to a "larger truth," how he exploited racial tensions in his 1980 presidential race, and whether "Reaganism can survive without Reagan".

The Editors On the Web Audio Slide Show: Nicholas D. Kristof discusses "Mao," by Jung Chang and Jon Halliday.

Each week, the fan show Talking Bad discusses details of the preceding episode of Breaking Bad with cast, crew and celebrity fans.

In this audio slide show, Aaron Huey discusses the photo above, which he took while sharing a meal with a fallen soldier's family.

In the beautiful catalog that accompanies the show, Mr. Baker discusses the special character of the collection, which reflects a fascination with the artists' personal and professional milieu.

The actress and talk show host discusses her childhood, her motherhood and, especially, her long-distance friendship with an unwed teenage mother-to-be.

Each show certainly discusses policy, but you don't get into political details, the role of, say, the Congress or the Bhartiya Janata Party in any particular issue.

Bullet Catch Photograph: Victor Frankowski/Sydney festival Rob Drummond's Bullet Catch is a show that discusses, contextualises and restages one of the most infamously dangerous tricks in the stage magician's repertoire.