Sentence examples for today's conversations from inspiring English sources

Those same artists can feed back on, and continue, today's conversations back in their own communities.

For laughs, toss this tidbit into today's conversations: Joe Montana's son Nate is transferring from dad's alma mater, Notre Dame, to Montana.

The sad truth is that the merit pay programs, large scale privatization plans and coercive accountability models that are currently the reform du jour in today's conversations about "saving America's schools" aren't going to work.

Collectively, we have a long history to unlearn in order to exist as the single human race we are, but education and a peaceable dialog are key components of today's conversations, public and private.

The Museum of Arts and Design, known as MAD, takes another leap beyond its origins in traditional craft with "Out of Hand: Materializing the Postdigital," an exhibition of new technologies that dominate many of today's conversations about design.

It's the sport of the "big hit," and the sport where today's conversation about concussions began (The Times's Alan Schwarz is often credited with changing the way we think about sports and head injuries).

Today's conversation is punctuated by the children's demands.

For Baitch, 83, hearing the harsh tone of today's conversation about refugees hurts.

"Today's conversation I felt better about because it lasted longer and it wasn't rush-rush like yesterday.

"My purpose in today's conversation is to put an end to all the rumors and accusations that have been levelled against me over the past year.

Today's conversation did not delve into the key issues between the two nations, such as the administration's effort to persuade the Russians to modify the Antiballistic Missile Treaty.