Sentence examples for standard of discussion from inspiring English sources

Jeevan Vasagar's excellent blog on the problem free schools pose for Labour is attracting a high standard of discussion.

But lacking any clear message from the economists about how and why this is wrong, it became the common standard of discussion in America, where both Republicans and, alas, President Obama became very fond of the statement that the government should tighten its belt because families were tightening theirs.

Such debates will not end our political disagreements, but they will set much higher standards of discussion, requiring fuller explanations of positions and even modifications to make them more defensible.

@huffpostgay That you are now responsible to make sure your family is upholding correct standards of discussion of #LGBT topics.

"You can say that it's now almost a standard framework of discussion.

With five poetry collections in the running for the final place, and six novels, Guardian books editor Claire Armitstead said the hunt this year had "provoked some ferocious debates between reviewers and authors", and that "the standard of the discussions has been a delight – proving yet again what passionately discerning readers our reviewing community are".

This becomes a standard feature of discussions of skepticism.

ERIC FONER "The standard of American political discussion," the historian Charles Francis Adams observed in 1901, "is not now so high as not to admit of elevation".

"The absolutely positive reception of Ron Paul's 'Plan to Restore America' means we're obligated to meet an even higher standard of outreach and discussion," said Jesse Benton, Mr. Paul's campaign manager.

While that is generally the case, one candidate for novelty occurs in earlier chapters of Bodhicaryāvatāra, where Śāntideva provides a line of argument that became standard in discussion of Mahāyāna ethics.

Standard, chronological displays of discussions provide little guidance in how to find valuable content.