Sentence examples for For discourse from inspiring English sources

For discourse he proposed the idea of a network in which nodes could have multiple connections with one another (as opposed to a constituency tree where parts can be related to wholes but not to one another); this network he referred to as a reticulum.

"There is a hunger for discourse on this level".

His views on the Vietnam War were amazingly ignorant, with puns ("Sovietnam") substituting for discourse.

"I understand the need for discourse," said Aine Fox, one of the demonstrators.

"A tent for discourse about a good subject is a rare privilege," said Richard Armstrong, director of the Guggenheim Foundation.

Perhaps so, but in our social media age isn't the online realm as suitable for discourse, documentation and debate?

The frank language and colloquial expressions follow the loosening of societal standards for discourse, reflecting how marketers seek to mirror changes in consumers.

Granted, television ads have long played an excessive role in American politics, substituting cheap accusations for discourse, but this was the year they went too far.

"The Prevent strategy is misconceived because it limits legitimate safe spaces for discourse, places like classrooms and lecture theatres," Abbott said.

The results for discourse-based linguistic features are reported in Table 3.

By Evan Osnos December 8, 2009 The Office for Discourse Engineering (O.D.E). is a boutique publisher in Beijing founded by Philip Tinari, a curator and contributing editor to Artforum and one of the keenest observers of contemporary Chinese art.