Sentence examples for added to the discourse from inspiring English sources

By the 1960s, his work began inspiring critical superlatives, and it has added to the discourse on ethnographic film and visual anthropology.

That raises the question of what David Bertolino, a first-time playwright, hoped to add to the discourse with this dramaturgical shambles.

This is where Weiner could do some harm, not by winning, but by edging out a potential second-place finisher — Bill de Blasio or William Thompson — behind the frontrunner, Christine Quinn, who might actually have something to add to the discourse other than pictures of himself.

This adds to the discourse of the car as the predominant means of transportation, embedded in what is conceptualized by Urry "as a self-organizing autopoietic, non-linear system" [11, p. 27].

I think it's important to add to the discourse and constructively dialogue with one another.

After our interview, I attempted to reach out to Abel to see if he had anything to add to the discourse.

MR: What's interesting about that is that you're making people think about and add to the discourse with your songs.

What, as Saybrook's leader, could I add to the discourse that would serve the purpose of rebuking NRA madness and at the same time adding something to the mix?

We consider two research questions to add to the discourse about writing in nonmajors science instruction: Can students improve their science writing skills through integration of a limited number (three) of short writing exercises into a nonmajors classroom?

By doing this have I added to the political discourse in the country in any sort of positive way?

A few days later, the Israeli prime minister added to the public discourse the accusation that Hamas was behind the kidnapping.