Sentence examples for * the discourses from inspiring English sources

He would do the discourses at the gurudwara," Singh said.

Researchers delve into the discourses that construct gender, race, and class.

Starting without having "started," Smith's lines suggest the discourses that they suspend.

And just last month, the Discourses of Marriage Research Group found that only 54% did so.

The advertising of kitchen utensils forms part of the discourses on domesticity and consumption in postwar Western culture.

Both books were first published only after Machiavelli's death, the Discourses on Livy in 1531 and The Prince in 1532.

Another half-century would pass before Edward Dacre's translations were printed: the Discourses in 1636, and that handbook of stark realpolitik, The Prince, in 1640.

The Prince and The Discourses on the First 10 Books of Titus Levy survive and prosper because they separate the art of politics from ideology.

The records of the discourses became longer, the narrative portions more detailed; jokes, stories, anecdotes, and parables, interspersed in the conversations, were included.

Ordinary citizens who are indifferent to national literary classics can become emotionally engaged in the discourses promoted in and through sports.

And the discourses are aimed at what we call "justification".