Sentence examples for a bigger discourse from inspiring English sources

My intent is definitely to create a bigger discourse than just victimization, suffering, and addiction.

"It's a line that's about taste on the most superficial level, which fundamentally can only fall within the bigger discourses of skin color and discrimination, racism and white supremacist ideology.

The biggest discourse today is how the state can deliver, how the state can survive, how Afghanistan's diversity can remain intact, and how it can be a partner with the world community".

The trip did garner big headlines and plenty of television time for the orchestra: a throwback to the days when classical music had a bigger place in the daily discourse.

Since launch, Tuition.io has partnered with socially conscious, student-focused organizations like Student Veterans of American and OurTime.org to help make student debt a bigger part of the public discourse on education in the U.S. To date, the startup is managing over $250 million in debt and over 40,000 loans from borrowers at 130 universities.

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.

"It's hard to suddenly go into big discourses and talk about civil disobedience; my solution to talk about those matters is to make them sound relatable".

This discourse of responsibility and visibility points to a bigger moral picture.

Nutrition is a big part of the discourse.

While Walgreen may balk at the idea that its blog post represents a big change in national discourse, the company has always been tactful in its communications with consumers.

Precisely because there is no obvious villain and no simple fix, and many complex factors behind success, science as a general topic doesn't play a big role in American political discourse.