Sentence examples for we are trying to discuss from inspiring English sources

However, when we are trying to discuss a culture of discrimination specifically against queer people of all genders, it's very diminishing to try and assert that there are simply more important issues, and that those "higher value" issues are indeed explicitly heterosexual.

In this review, we are trying to discuss representative examples of the most recent and relevant developments of microRNA research in clinical oncology and their current status of applications in cancer patients.

We're trying to discuss all this in a cramped, hot flat in Brick Lane, east London, alongside three helpers, a PR and a junk shop's-worth of stuff.

"We were trying to discuss something that isn't often discussed".

The better plays -- whether they are comedy, drama or tragedy -- are always about what people are trying to discuss in the society.

Given all the push back against those who are trying to discuss alternatives, there seems to be too little compassion for girls who are not into this particular role-play, and who are often bullied for being "like a boy".

Only use a transition sentence when you are trying to discuss two different ideas.

(His blunder was trying to discuss a Virginia Woolf novel).

Weis called The Los Angeles Times on Sunday and said he was trying to discuss how Internet gossip affected coaches.

While EU leaders were trying to discuss progress towards the goals of the liberalising agenda signed in Lisbon in 2000, Mr Berlusconi was seeking to block all other business unless the milk fine was reduced.

Evidently the motivation for the overhaul was that Twitter was unable to cope with surges of traffic during the 2010 football World Cup, irritating users who were trying to discuss the action while watching it on television.