Sentence examples for a discourse which from inspiring English sources

It is time to advance to a discourse which exemplifies rather than negates what education should be about".

This simulates the effect of initiating a discourse, which provides an advantage for the appreciated agent and increases its appreciation.

Self-neglect is bound up in a discourse which equates dirt with disease and in which transgressions of self-care norms can be labelled as a medical syndrome.

While the accounts given by healthcare providers cast patient choice in respectful terms, an ethnographic approach illustrates that the "choices" are structured by a discourse which simplifies the complexity of what is offered and who gets to choose.

The present study considers specifically configurations of ambiguity with multiple compatible antecedents for a pronoun in a discourse, which are not focused on in other studies, and show how the ways this ambiguity is typically resolved reveal biases of interpretation for pronouns that relate to syntactic position.

Van Peebles knew that in order to spread his message, the film "simply couldn't be a didactic discourse which would end up playing to an empty theater except for ten or twenty aware brothers who would pat me on the back and say it tells it like it is" and that "to attract the mass we have to produce work that not only instructs but entertains".

Not only were an extensive number of inner-urban block developments, of high architectural quality, realised during that period, but there was also a controversial discourse, which criticised anti-urban models and propagated a metropolitan way of dwelling.

The gesture nicely epitomizes the project of the Convivio, a vernacular discourse which defines for its lay audience the limits of political and scholastic authority, and affirms the autonomy and potential dignity of individual human reason.

Decision makers and political institutions can decide in a public discourse which categories of expenditures should be analysed and which are more important and relevant to justify political interventions to reduce the inequality caused by rising prices.

But it's the logical conclusion of a cultural discourse which is consistently, violently abusive, shaming and demeaning to women.

"Until more feminists have the courage to openly claim and enjoy their own sexuality and sexual pleasure, the women's movement will remain stuck in a joyless discourse which does not improve society".