Sentence examples for affirmative discourse from inspiring English sources
To combine Maimonides' negation strategies with an affirmative discourse that is not positivistic, does not result in 'positing' entities, Levinas seeks "to measure the pre-ontological weight of language instead of taking it only as a code".
By agreeing to hear a major case involving race-conscious admissions at the University of Texas, the court thrust affirmative action back into the public and political discourse after years in which it had mostly faded from view.
Indeed, just as the term affirmative action has made its way into Korean political discourse, borrowed directly from the United States, so has its rhetorical opposite, reverse discrimination.
Participants also tackled such weighty issues as black power, and the attempts to equate it with anti-Semitism; the disproportionate representation of neoconservative Jewish voices in American political discourse, and the use of white Ashkenazi Jewish voices as the authoritative voice against affirmative action.
His avid marital discourse with Iris is peppered with such questions as "why there was a single term in English for affirmative head movements but for the negative you were forced to use three words... why there was no one-word antonym of nod".
The gravest danger, however, and what perhaps alarms the majority most, is the tendency to view affirmative action as a permanent program for preferred minorities and, simultaneously, the refusal even to consider it a topic for public discourse.
Consider: Affirmative action.
The response was affirmative.
