Sentence examples for where I discuss from inspiring English sources
I did try to touch on the Los Angeles recovery community in the passage where I discuss attending A.A. meetings with Samuels, who told me, "Half this town is in meetings, and we're saving seats for the other half".
That's the question behind my latest Currents column, where I discuss what "Downton Abbey" and "Girls," two wildly popular television shows set 100 years apart, have to tell us about ourselves and our society — especially when it comes to personal freedom and its consequences.
"I thought it would be useful for my customers if I shot little product videos where I discuss the important points about the products," said Hundley.
[If you want to check out my first Live stream where I discuss the impact of these changes on Facebook, click here.].
For those of you completely new to marketing, it might be a good idea to go back and read Chapter 2 of this series, where I discuss marketing in detail.
1. Until section 3.3 of this essay, where I discuss some revisionist doubts about understanding weakness of will as action contrary to one's better judgment, I will follow the tradition in using the expression "weakness of will" to refer to the phenomenon I have just described.
"There was one scene, for example, where I discussed the nature of writing with one of the kidnappers, who was also a martial-arts free fighter.
Beyond the strangers in internet chatrooms, where I discussed the subtextual relationship between Buffy the Vampire Slayer and evil slayer Faith, no one said I was allowed to feel like this.
Searching for "Coins in Twoland" will turn up several places where I discussed this problem with kids or schoolteachers: I imagine a strange world where the coins have values that are powers of 2 and you are statutorily required to pay with exact change using at most two copies of each coin.
As someone tweeted plaintively after a talk recently where I discussed the impossibility of achieving equality of opportunity in a hugely unequal society: "Am I not allowed to use my resources to help my kids?" During his leadership campaign, Corbyn spoke of the need for "all grammars to become comprehensives and end the 11-plus where it still exists".
A year ago I wrote a piece called "Imagine A Facebook With No Ads, It's Easy If You Try", where I discussed how by using its vast trove of biographical and interest data, Facebook could eventually power an offsite ad network and show fewer or even zero ads on its own site.
