In comparison to, say, Michael Frayn's "Copenhagen," which goes to great pains to elucidate the science and history at the heart of his play, the problem here is that higher mathematics, though much discussed, is itself unexplained, leaving the audience mostly flummoxed at the arcane rhetoric.
Hemingway's own suicide, by shotgun, in 1961, at his hunting retreat in Ketchum, Idaho, brought a palette of tragedy to the story, even though the much discussed curse of the Hemingways seems no more than a gene for bipolarity that bounced around fiendishly from generation to generation.
Though endings are much discussed, it's a book of fretful striving rather than repletion.
Benjamin Kunkel's "Indecision" sold 19,000 copies from its release last August through the end of April, according to Bookscan — a respectable figure for a first literary novel, but disappointing for such a heavily promoted title (though it was much discussed in literary circles, which to some is the true measure of success).
"They'll think we're extremist Muslims!" (There haven't been such strikes in Syria yet, though the possibility is much discussed here).
Though the issue is not yet much discussed, it is being closely studied by the Central Intelligence Agency, academics and oil industry analysts.
Though the question of authorship has been much discussed, the language and contents of the three letters suggest a common source.
Though the origins of Israelite prophecy have been much discussed, the textual evidence gives no information upon which to build a reconstruction.
Though it's not something that, for obvious reasons, is much discussed in this country, given the historical record it's hard to deny that bombing is terror.
We pretty much discussed it.
It is "much discussed but rarely seen".
