Sentence examples for a wider discourse from inspiring English sources

Give writers like me examples of how to do it, and at the same time open up a wider discourse on the subject," wrote Nicholson, who didn't go on to win the prize last year.

This fear is also part of a wider discourse questioning the impact and implications of global communication and the blurring of boundaries between the personal "I" and the professional "I"".

But, as I write over at Daily Comment, where I can be found on Wednesdays, being a Mormon and running for President introduces certain complications (for Romney) and opportunities (for the rest of us), in terms of a wider discourse on religion, history, tolerance, and intolerance in America.

It contributes to a wider discourse on practical decision making for multi-level governance.

We will look in particular at the way symbols and signs are used to connect the Light Rail to a wider discourse of Jerusalem as a modern "metropolitan" unified city, offering easy transportation, leisure and lifestyle to all its citizens.

As Stjerno writes "the idea of solidarity was part of a wider discourse concerning the constitution of social order and society" (Stjerno, 2004, p. 30), especially in the context of the nineteenth century emergence of capitalism and the widespread social and political upheaval it caused.

Arguments in their own social circles about the merits of Luther's views could be seen as part of a far wider discourse, both spoken and printed.

With her album, Platform, Holly Herndon reinforces this point about using an artistic work as a vehicle for wider discourse around technology, politics, and philosophy.

But I think it works because it parallels the wider discourse, where a giant social dysfunction is being created through millions of individual acts of entertainment.

The logic is that they can bring something new to the wider discourse and become a boutique destination for art lovers.

But in an age where medical professionals know even more about sexual health and there exists a wider public discourse about things like sexual consent and pleasure, many parents wonder why teens are still being taught to value virginity and pledge abstinence at the expense of learning about public health standards.