Sentence examples for a different discourse from inspiring English sources

They feel a fervent desire to change and challenge and to create a different discourse.

There will certainly be a change of approach and a different discourse, but it there may be less change in actual policy than people think.

There was, though, a different discourse from Marcos Senna; in glasses, a soft voice and a quiet, firm dignity, politely but persistently refusing to be dragged into a controversy, he insisted it was nobody's fault but theirs.

Second, I adopt a different discourse that takes the side of the people.

Only among a few Spanish women did we detect a different discourse that valued women according to criteria other than caretaking and reproduction.

Hopkins praises the holding of the auction for "putting Kenyan art into the context of contemporary art," in a way that is "not in any way patronising". It's a totally different discourse," Hopkins says.

I was an academic who was used to academic kind of arguments, and suddenly I was faced with a completely different discourse, in which the other side was not engaging in arguments, they are not interested in convincing you, they simply want to beat you back into the pen by force, through stealth, and through viciously distorting outrageously false leaks to the press".

Some kind of reactivation of diplomacy will take place on the issues of Iran and Syria, with a qualitatively different discourse.

Some texts in our data set, notably academic papers by social scientists 29 33 and patient organisation advice documents 34 35 revealed a very different discourse which contrasted with modernist discourse in five key ways.

As a consequence, different discourses can be present simultaneously in the same person and that makes it even more important to individualize the implementation of HPP strategies in PHC.

First person pronouns are a rhetorical strategy which allows researchers to perform different discourse functions in the text, through which they construct a convincing argument that persuades readers of the validity and novelty of their claims and of their own competence.