Sentence examples for No discourse from inspiring English sources

Given, on the one hand, that "pure quality is impenetrable" and, on the other hand, that knowledge is public—"no discourse, no objectivity" (Poincaré 1905b: 179; 1913b: 347–48)—how is it possible that although we cannot be sure that our experience is the same, we can intersubjectively know the same thing?

As for the controversial citizenship bills, both of which Mr. Kavanagh has co-sponsored, he said: "There's a big difference between civil discourse and no discourse.

Speaking to TVE television, he said: "We have to replace the 'Bashar yes or Bashar no' discourse by one of peace or war.

Even on issues like banning the niqab, or full facial veil, "there is no discourse for the Muslims, for those who want to wear the niqab, to explain that their religion does not require it," he said.

It is currently one of the best performing methods that makes no assumption on a particular domain (no discourse markers, no topic models, etc).

Hyperreality privileges no discourse as absolute or definitive; critique becomes just another form of paralogy, a countermove in the language game that is techno-social construction of reality.

Without "armed struggle," the national movement had no clear ideology, no specific discourse, no distinctive experience or character.

No civil discourse, no cooperation; misinformation, mistruth.

No political discourse, no mention of the legislation, etc.

There's no debate, no critical discourse or differing viewpoints.

"We've sunk to a level where there is no viable discourse and no moral conscience when it comes to public education and control of the school board," said board member Steve Zimmer, who was especially critical of the negative campaign against Kayser.