Sentence examples for vital conversation from inspiring English sources

I couldn't hold a vital conversation with an England manager as players dived into the water.

The first, A Poet's Guide to Britain, accompanies his BBC4 series in which he takes part in "a particularly vital conversation between Britain's poets and her places".

Maajid Nawaz, the chairman of the Quilliam Foundation, tweeted: "In conclusion, the Sun has made it harder to have vital conversation around worrying levels of support for Islamism.

I'll be in some very learned company, hoping not to make a fool of myself and hoping above all to continue the vital conversation about this complicated and important film.

If we had a national forum, led by the President, where experts mulled these issues and presented to Americans the options before us — in clear and forceful English — it would begin a vital conversation.

Clurman's words suggesting that theater "must be a vital conversation with society" lifted Mr. Whitehead's spirit and gave him "an understanding and an impetus that have informed my commitment ever since".

And they begin the vital conversations they interrupted just a few hours before: "Yes, we just landed.

At times, it felt like the vital conversations on black and feminist Twitter finally had a safe home on TV.

Rather than raising the quality of online forums, The Times's heavy-handed editing and its tepid attitude toward readers' opinions and comments will gradually drive these vital conversations elsewhere.

Rather than wring our hands over some fusty publication's predictable failure to include women, maybe a better response is to simply let them become less relevant while the vital conversations take place elsewhere?

He said that the information leaked by Edward Snowden provoked vital conversations about the risk of the intelligence agencies' information gathering to the digital economy and the deliberate weakening of the security of the internet by UK and US security services.