Sentence examples for sophisticated discussions from inspiring English sources

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?

This implies that priority for high-quality WBA might be even more limited in large clinics, contributing to inflated scores: It is less time-consuming for trainers to assign high scores, than to engage into sophisticated discussions about necessary improvements.

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.