9 sentences with 'discuss'
Example sentences and phrases with the word discuss and other words derived from it.
• « But then I panicked and thought I should discuss the matter with Al, who was about 45 yards ahead of me letting out cowboy yells like " Yi-ja! " and " Ya-ju!" »
• « The other important change is that it is now possible to discuss and examine the interactions between the various kingdoms and empires, not just what happened to them internally, as the whole region from Greece to Mesopotamia was now in sustained contact through trade, warfare and diplomacy. »
• « At this early stage, the commoners had little real political power; the importance was the precedent of meeting to discuss politics. »
• « There were various forums and social spaces where groups of self-styled 'enlightened' men and women met to discuss the new ideas of the movement. The most significant of these were the cafés in England and the salons in France and Central Europe. »
• « These customers were from various social classes and met to discuss the latest ideas and read the newspapers provided by the coffeehouse. »
• « One example of this phenomenon was the emergence of Freemasonry, "secret" though not difficult for most European male elites to find, groups of like-minded Enlightenment thinkers who met in "lodges" to discuss philosophy, make political connections and socialise. »
• « For that small portion of educated society that could read and had access to foreign books, even to discuss politics, let alone advocate reforms of any kind, was a punishable crime, with thousands exiled to Siberia for the crime of having made an off-hand comment on politics or possessing a book describing a political concept originating in the West. »
• « In 1943, after the tide of the war had turned against Germany but long before the end was in sight, the "Big Three" leaders of Britain, the United States and the USSR met in Tehran to discuss the war and what would follow. There, Stalin insisted that the territory seized from Poland by the USSR in 1939 would remain in Soviet hands: Poland would thus be greatly reduced. Roosevelt and Churchill, well aware of the critical role played by Soviet troops at the time, were in no position to insist otherwise. »