Sentence examples for sympathetic discussions from inspiring English sources

Willis admits this would require a big change in statute, but says he has had sympathetic discussions with both the Labour front bench and coalition ministers.

For a girl from one of those small, intensely liberal schools where dating consisted mainly of excessive caffeine and sympathetic discussions of Kierkegaard, this role-playing took some getting used to.

He wrote extensively on the ontological proof in 1919 and both of his major works, An Essay on Philosophical Method (1933) and An Essay on Metaphysics (1940), contain substantial and sympathetic discussions of it.

In Canada, the debate over Melnyk's transplant has been largely sympathetic; discussions of the health of generally admired public figures usually are.

Many readers may find Luhrmann's sympathetic discussion of psychotherapy a little too forgiving.

Mr. D'Emilio's book shows, in its frank and sympathetic discussion of Rustin's homosexuality, just how great the progress has been.

(But see Sprigge (1993), 84 97, for an excellent, sympathetic discussion).

For stage theory see Sider (1996 20011) and Hawley (2001); Varzi (2003) is a sympathetic discussion, whilst Balashov (2007) attempts a precise definition of 'exdurance' aka stage theory.

This sympathetic discussion of Husserl's Ideas inspired Ortega to pursue the new science of phenomenology as a method of inquiry.

See Goldstein 1985 for critical discussion of the 1949-1973 literandre and its method, Aydede 2000 for a longer, more general and sympathetic discussion, and Trigg 1970 for its most substantial contribution, of which only Ch.

Again, such a move would be in line with the artificial, or ideal language philosophy that Carnap proclaimed (see Lutz (2012) for a sympathetic discussion of artificial language philosophy).