Sentence examples for starting conversations about from inspiring English sources

They will also be required to create a mental health action plan for their club, starting conversations about mental health and building a support network for its members.

Eavesdrop anywhere that, say, working mothers congregate in the morning (the subway, Starbucks, the entrance to the preschool), and you will hear them starting conversations about how tired they are and then dropping the subject -- what's the point, really?

They've never been to the country church in Underwood, a few miles east of Fergus Falls, whose congregants are starting conversations about race, gender equity, climate change and more.

"Kids definitely know exactly what Yiddish is," said Nellie Harris, principal of Solomon Schechter Lower School of Westchester, "but as spoken language, it has been dying for some time now". The school's parent association has bought dozens of tickets for middle school students and will use the performance to try starting conversations about a slice of Yiddish Americana.

And since we live in the 21st century now, the way they responded was by going to the Dove Web site and starting conversations about what is real beauty, and don't we have to help our daughters, and isn't it remarkable that Dove is taking on this effort all in tandem, of course, with the Dove Campaign for Real Beauty.

Her most recent book is The Happy, Healthy Nonprofit: Strategies for Impact Without Burnout, which she describes as a manifesto for a culture shift in the nonprofit sector, starting conversations about the importance of individual self-care and WE-care in the workplace.

Fifty Shades upcoming theatrical premiere is re-starting conversations about the cultural significance of our obsession with the sexual exploits of Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey.

It's not uncommon for my friends to start conversations about dating by asking: "Are you still swiping?

During morning huddles, unit and division leaders shared the data and started conversations about potential reasons behind the numbers.

One positive thing to come out of this is that it might help people to start conversations about their own relationships with food.

For him, one of the most important legacies has been how it has allowed gay people to start conversations about homophobia within their families.