Sentence examples for a discourse for from inspiring English sources

Second, and more important, the show established an intonation, a cadence, a discourse for high-level athletic competition.

Yet the suspicion remains that some appreciate Zidane without knowing exactly what they're appreciating; that they are perpetuating a discourse for fear of being seen as a philistine.

Almost a century after the emergence of psychoanalysis, Lacan (1971 1972) stated that "the analytical discourse is not about a scientific discourse, but a discourse for which science provides the material" (p.73), because what is not within the interest of science about the body is just what constitutes the study object of psychoanalysis.

The meanings of sex can be contradictory and the liberating effects of a discourse for one group may have contrary implications for another group.

They may also both appear compatible with a discourse of concern for international problems.

But this is what happens when a nation allows for a discourse of demonisation against a community to go left unchecked and unchallenged.

"Acting as both an immersive lighting experience and a speaker with visual feedback, this hybrid lamp/speaker introduces a new discourse for what a light fixture could be," he adds.

As a matter of fact, multiple relations commonly exist in a discourse structure, for example topic-comment chains.

When foreign aid is considered as a gift, development assistance is embedded in a discourse constructed for such a purpose (Kapoor 2008: 91).

"There is a new discourse for relations with America," said Ahmad Bourghani, a member of Parliament.

Teacher Sara facilitates all children in a group having a turn, but also gives them opportunities to expand on and elaborate their turns, which often results in a rich discourse, for example the children's thoughtful discussion in Example 11, below.