Sentence examples for sophisticated discussion from inspiring English sources

Johnson provides a sophisticated discussion of Churchill's astounding leadership, political and military, which is followed by a less sophisticated conclusion: "Did Churchill save Britain?

Wexler, like Candace Falk, author of "Love, Anarchy and Emma Goldman," views these lives with a psychological sensitivity absent from "Sasha and Emma," and she also provides a sophisticated discussion of Goldman's complicated relationship with feminism.

The report provides a sophisticated discussion of the issues, but it does not give the F.T.C. any clear guidance for a report the commission is to give Congress on Internet privacy later this month.

Bagehot watched a lesson on the end of slavery in America become a sophisticated discussion of historiography; a science lesson, on gravity and pressure, morphed into a design class the children had to design a contraption to stop an egg breaking on impact with the floor.

Their expressions on these issues ranged from simple but heartfelt avowals of patriotism to well-informed and often quite sophisticated discussions of the Constitution, state's rights, nationalism, majority rule, self-government, democracy, liberty, and slavery.

Today, for example, you could catch films on Guantanamo and the Bradford Riots, John Stevens discussing terrorism and shoot-to-kill, a scientist analysing the molecules within us that make us commit suicide, a British General reporting on his regiment's frontline tour of Iraq - and at least two highly sophisticated discussions on Islam.

With older children, you can have more sophisticated discussions about self-respect, dangers to themselves and others and implications for their futures, for example, what are the personal, social, physical and criminal ramifications of drinking and driving?