Sentence examples for a new discourse of from inspiring English sources

Has this ultimate approach to transcendence charted a new apophatics, a new discourse of the unspeakable?

The result has been changing geographies of public and private health care providers and the evolution of a new discourse of health care.

The positive development in the past few weeks is that a new discourse of another kind has emerged with the change in Iraq.

It was a remarkable thing to say, the result of a new discourse in that country in which many are now starting to blame perpetrators, not victims -- to accept, as campus anti-rape activists here put it, that "rapists cause rape".

But Kapell says that effect is simply not an option with the new discourse of patriotism.

This special edition has attempted to conceptualize this approach so that we can enhance new discourse of the GBB governance.

Clearly, the "settlement" of science in society is changing, with the new discourse of RRI and the related practices being one element, reflecting these changes as well as pushing them.

A few creative minds have sought to decentre the democracy-versus-dictatorship narrative, drawing out the common trends – rapid technological change, economic uncertainty, imperial ambitions, the rise of new discourses of planning, population and "racial hygiene" – that marked virtually all of Europe's states during these decades, even though they derailed only some of them.

We will be open, searching, curious, and humble in pursuit of a healthy new discourse on how to govern ourselves.

The benefit of this architecture is to establish a systematic approach to understand cognitive process of interpretive (hermeneutical) discourse, develop a new frame of discourse processes and procedures for the fusion of intentions and provide a systematic procedure to transmigrate the frame of discourse into intelligent communication agents.

Gibson (Cognition, 68 (1998) 1) suggested that sentence complexity is related to the locality of integrations between dependent syntactic heads, and that an appropriate measure of locality is the number of new discourse referents intervening between the endpoints of those integrations.