Sentence examples for war discussion from inspiring English sources

Spoken Word HYDE PARK "African-American Women in the Civil War," discussion with Hari Jones.

"So instead of talking about adequately funding our education system, particularly our public education system, here we have once again another culture war discussion".

Screenings include a program tomorrow at 2 30 p.m. for those 10 and older on the events of Sept. 11, with film shot that day, interviews with students and an animated film about war; discussions with the filmmakers follow.

"To the extent that the jihad is motivated by America's global pop cultural hegemony, the old culture-war discussion now has the opportunity to be a far more subtle and interesting and profound one," Mr. Andersen said.

Later, programmer and Star Wars fan Rod Hilton devised an intriguing variation that he called the Machete Version, which is now so well-known it was the centre piece of a Star Wars discussion in an episode of The Big Bang Theory.

However, Copeland's critical context suggests some connection with Turing's 'oracle.' There is is in fact no mention of oracles here (nor anywhere in Turing's post-war discussion of mind and machine).

And because we can't help ourselves, there is also a bit of Star Wars discussion there at the end.

In Britain, this week's debate on Cif coincided with another in the House of Lords in which a majority of speakers called for an inquiry into the UK government's pre-war discussions.

OYSTER BAY Oyster Bay Historical Society "Oyster Bay in the Civil War," a discussion with John Hammond, town historian, on Oyster Bay's role during the Civil War.

After the publicity, he and the six other men involved met "for the first time since the war"; their discussion altered his memory.

In conjunction with the display, a screening is planned on Sunday at 2 30 p.m. of the 1964 Russian film "Goodbye, Boys," which tells the story of three teenage friends in the days before the start of the war; a discussion will follow with Olga Gershenson, a film historian; $10, $7 for students and 65+, $5 for members.