Sentence examples for we sometimes discuss from inspiring English sources

We sometimes discuss this while she is sitting on my bed.

During Mandarin classes we sometimes discuss social questions and historical events—one lesson the topic was China's "open door policy" and the changes it had brought to the country.

When I worked for Michael Crick, my predecessor as Newsnight political editor, we sometimes discussed how the then crop of politicians shaped up to previous ones.

We sometimes discussed the appearance of the cancellous bone, but generally concluded that this should not be included in the judgement.

In our consideration of how variation, selection, and connectivity influence the evolution of phenotypic traits, we have sometimes discussed how this evolution can have consequences for population dynamics.

These are the sorts of topics female mayors sometimes discuss.

The representatives sometimes discuss their struggles in highly personal terms.

Film scholars sometimes discuss the earliest silent films as examples of "the cinema of attraction," movies meant to showcase the medium itself.

The 1970s punishment of knocking children's heads together – which my sister and I sometimes discuss as adults in tones of hushed disbelief – is mentioned by Billy Childish.

They would sometimes discuss how to raise money to keep their inner-city Catholic schools open and available to the children of poorer families.

Mr. Comey said that it was unusual for the F.B.I. to confirm or deny the existence of any investigations, but that in unusual circumstances when it is in the public interest, the bureau will sometimes discuss such matters.