Sentence examples for a discourse between from inspiring English sources

The image on the cover suggests to me that this balance is also a reflection of a discourse – between the pull of primal instinct and the sheen of modern times.

John Waters is author of Jiving at the Crossroads, a discourse between his own rock'n'roll generation and that which lived through the Rising; people like his father who "scrimped and saved for years to put together the makings of a life he would never live".

Expansion packs and new features will preserve interest in the product and create a discourse between users, forming a community of players.

We found that these processes help the designer improve the management of the overall design process through strategies that facilitate a discourse between designer and her graphic representations.

Importantly, the accessibility of a referent is seen to be determined by the simple distance which exists in a discourse between mentions of the referent, as well as the possible intervention of other potential antecedents.

"I think there's a discourse between who's using the road and why they're using it.

What began as an attempt at a civilized discourse between illustrators quickly devolved into a 500-comment morass of sexist screaming, of he-said, she-said; a shut-the-hell up shit-storm.

He wrote satirical poems and epigrams, but more important are his prose works, especially Żywot człowieka poczciwego (1568; "Life of a Decent Man"), a presentation of an ideal nobleman, and a didactic dialogue, Krótka rozprawa między trzemi osobami panem, wójtem a plebanem (1543; "A Short Discourse Between the Squire, the Bailiff, and the Parson").

This requires a conversation and a new discourse between Arab countries, particularly between Gulf countries and Egypt, over the military role of these countries on the ground and how to best respond to Iranian escalation from Yemen to Iraq and Syria.

It was a discourse formulated between the 1880s and the 1920s in the United States during the great waves of migration and expansion and reforms of the Progressive Era.

It is a most awe-inspiring place with 60ft manmade mounds and vast lakes, a dramatic discourse between water and land and a swirling exchange of shapes (the lakes were Maggie's design).