Sentence examples for all discourses from inspiring English sources

"It is interesting for me to show how this practice was represented in the 16th century and totally censored out of all discourses in modern times," she says.

All discourses, including scientific ones, are vulnerable to confirmation bias, in which evidence supporting the discourse is more likely to be noticed and accepted than evidence disconfirming the discourse [ 120].

*Coded as physiological/psychological negative effects †Coded as physiological/psychological positive effects In terms of risk and benefit statements, the risk of addiction was present in all discourses while the print media presented a wider variety of risks.

All discourses were transcribed verbatim using MS Office Word and Windows Media Player by the first author, a qualified Speech and Language Therapist (SLT) with post-qualification experience of working with adults with aphasia.

First, the small sample size and limited sample composition, in spite of broad searches and the use of multiple databases, are not exhaustive of all discourses on non-medical use of MPH.

Still, the over-all discourse remained resolutely pro-Hatto.

The internet has turned all discourse rougher, pushing politics and all views towards extremes.

Egyptology has as its international spokesman someone for whom all discourse tends toward propaganda.

The social media has reduced all discourse to love or hate and this referendum provided the golden opportunity to put the hate part into action.

France, after all, remains an international center for semiotics and deconstruction, schools of thought whose most radical adherents seek to explain all discourse as the meaningless shuffling of symbols.

Sometimes children function as the symptom of the family disease, like the little girl in "Some Other, Better Otto," who conducts all discourse with her relatives as if it were a radio interview, using her fist as a microphone.