Sentence examples for sustained discussions from inspiring English sources

Xenophon's only sustained discussions of epistêmê and technê are in two of his Socratic works, Memorabilia and Oeconomicus.

One of the most sustained discussions of this general theme is in The Natural History of Religion, where Hume compares the effects of polytheism and theism on their believers (Sects. IX-XIV).

In the passages from the Apology, Laws, and Meno, his minor comments about inspiration (as opposed to sustained discussions of it), Plato seems to be going out of his way to affirm 1) that inspiration is really divine in origin, and 2) that this divine action that gives rise to poetry guarantees value in the result.

A sustained debate about the role of the ICC will hopefully lead to a sustained discussion about the need to strengthen domestic and regional legal systems, which would make recourse to The Hague unnecessary.

Uplift from seepage has caused sustained discussion among engineers dating back as far as the 1890s.

So we get a snippet on the General Strike but no sustained discussion of Sitwell's politics.

A much bigger problem is his decision to shy away from sustained discussion of Donne's poetry as poetry.

The initiative is the "beginning of an ongoing, sustained discussion about what it is the public relations industry does," he added.

Perhaps the absence of any sustained discussion in the campaign should be of little surprise: Mr. Obama is haunted by seemingly reasonable assumptions made in 2009 about how the troop increase would turn out, almost all of which turned out to be off the mark.

The question has received sustained discussion in contemporary philosophy of action.

"The Oversoul" is Emerson's most sustained discussion of "the ONE," but he does not, even there, shy away from the seeming conflict between the reality of process and the reality of an ultimate metaphysical unity.