Sentence examples for widespread conversations from inspiring English sources

The talk has slipped into more widespread conversations with the recent wave of controversial police killings of black men and boys, some of which — like Garner's — were captured on video.

And gay marriage has provoked widespread conversation about the institution's meaning and place.

"Her name alone will of course ensure vast sales, as well as the pleasing prospect of widespread conversation about books," he said.

The first Catch-22 has been the subject of widespread conversation over the last few weeks.

Set during the second Iraq war, American Sniper has sparked widespread political conversation and debate.

In an interview before his appearance, Martin Luther King III said he believed the verdict had led to an unusually introspective and widespread national conversation about race and the criminal justice system.

In the UK, getting the number one single on Christmas day is traditionally a big phenomenon in pop culture, serving as the subject of widespread expectation and conversation.

Although police violence against racial minorities has been an intractable problem for many decades, Brown's death was the catalyst that sparked not only a national conversation police reform, but also a conversation about widespread criminal justice reforms needed to restore the legitimacy that counterproductive law enforcement strategies have eroded over time.

All this is provoking widespread anxiety in private conversations and online.

The forced resignation of the Rev. Thomas J. Reese, the editor of the Jesuit magazine America, seems to confirm widespread fears that adult conversation about issues important to many Catholics will not be tolerated in this papacy.

So it was a pretty vast conversation, very widespread.