Sentence examples for this dialogue about from inspiring English sources

I always consider an exhibition, a performance or a film screening as a thinking machine, not a fixed entity – it is important to extend this dialogue about the work with visitors.

Most chronic diseases are neglected in this dialogue about health systems, despite the fact that non-communicable diseases (most of which are chronic) will account for 69% of all global deaths by 2030 with 80% of these deaths in low-income and middle-income countries.

Finally, physicians who are still reluctant to follow the T2T principles for their RA patients might be helped with a patient version to start this dialogue about the risks and benefits of tight control.

But none of this is moving the dialogue about addiction forward enough -- none of it is pointing to what could and should be that clearly marked exit.

For me, the issue isn't so black and white, in part because we have not allowed for an inclusion of American Indian voices into the dialogue about this issue until very recently, leaving many truly ignorant about why these supposedly "harmless" statements are indeed very harmful.

Last week, as I spent my days hustling from show to show at New York Fashion Week, I could see that the dialogue about this issue was happening as much on the runways as it was among black public intellectuals like Byron Hurt and Touré.

When we win this, it will change the dialogue about what is possible.

You would never see something like this on TV now, this unstructured dialogue about the meaning of language, with no heated confrontation or political sound bites.

"There's this whole dialogue about whether the rules are based on religion or tradition," she said.

If Obama wants to build on that opening and help heal one of the worst wounds in the American polity, he should move soon to institutionalize this unifying dialogue about reducing the number of abortions.

My foundation is initiating this national dialogue about Kiley's work because landscapes are innately fragile and frequently disappear without any discourse or debate.