Sentence examples for a bit of discourse from inspiring English sources
We'll hit someone if it gets a bit of discourse going," said McDermott.
Many said in recent interviews that they enjoyed the opportunity for a bit of doorstep discourse with recruiters.
It's more reassurance about how he is and chatting generally and he just likes a bit of social discourse I think".
A phrase or two clipped out of some policy expert's discourse, followed by a bit of stock footage of jet fighters lined up in rows, followed by some candy-sucking kids hauled by their parents to a convention-hall weapons show, and, wham!, you've got an indictment of American militarism and imperialism.
Now of course some Americans have always favoured a bit of British to try and raise the tone of their discourse.
"And so what we want to do is make them visible, put a bit of light on them so that they too have a discourse instead of letting them one day just be gone.
He was on "Meet the Press" Sunday; every question — every single one — concerned his assessments of other candidates, which is a bit of a lost opportunity, when one considers how alternately fun and provocative Paul's discourses can be.
