Sentence examples for abstract discourse from inspiring English sources

Bartlett's work is about the abstract discourse of communist fashion, and it is a surreal read.

Theirs is a long tradition, steeped in Cartesian logic, of trying to convert primal, pheromone-charged experience into numbingly abstract discourse.

Interestingly, Maxine Peake's delivery of the "To be or not to be" speech (while covered in blood) brought home a great truth for me: it is not simply an abstract discourse, but an agonised self-harming rant, triggered specifically by his grotesque accidental homicide of Ophelia's foolish parent.

Furthermore, when examined in detail, the majority of clinical cases fit the probabilistic and abstract discourse of evidence-based medicine quite poorly.

They looked to Heidegger to challenge the privileged position of abstract discourses.

"There is no such thing as a holy war," Mr. Imamura's character concludes, providing a shattering humanist corrective to much of the abstract, ideological discourse that has preceded it.

The narrator, a sensitive only child given to philosophical musing and rather abstract analytic discourse, is not only thin-skinned but literally thin-skulled, owing to some abnormality of birth.

Fig. 2 Sandwich texture in abstract written discourse (Fig. 6.12 in Martin, 1992, p.456).

In short, according to this view, inasmuch as Xuanxue forms a key ingredient of Pure Conversation, it gives voice to a spirit of escapism that finds refuge and takes delight in abstract philosophical discourse and certain counter-culture expressions.

The paper concludes that a significant problem facing transformation and alternative trade in the wine industry, and more broadly, lies in the growing gap between the abstract ethical discourse of corporate actors, on the one hand, and the moral experience of workers on the other.

The abstract level of discourse began with Schaffner's idea that what is reduced is not the original theory, but rather a corrected version of the original theory.