Sentence examples for and discourse on the from inspiring English sources

Martha Lane Fox used her speech in the House of Lords today to denounce the government's poor level of understanding and discourse on the Edward Snowden revelations.

Examples include Plato's "Republic," the "Magna Carta," the "Mayflower Compact," Hobbe's "Leviathan," Locke's "Two Treatises of Civil Government, and Rousseau's "The Social Contract" and "Discourse on the Origin of Inequality".

The debate and discourse on the terror of 22/7 is more and more focused on details: of the act itself, of the mistakes of the police and government and, most of all, of Behring Breivik's biography.

We have two works by al-Kindi devoted to the ontology of the human soul: That There are Incorporeal Substances and Discourse on the Soul.

I'm certain many working fathers like myself would like more dialogue and discourse on the challenges facing the working father.

We could borrow Situationist critique and discourse on the Spectacle of the Dress until the end of days, but according to the company who made the dress the garment is actually black and blue.

The results hereunder thus contain two broad sections: families' patterns of use and discourses on the one hand, and school professionals' discourses on the other hand.

— Jeff Gordinier Terroirist: Q. and A. with Lars Carlberg, who imports German wines to the United States and discourses on the joys of riesling (and spätburgunder).

In Satire 11, Juvenal invites an old friend to dine quietly but comfortably and discourses on the foolishly extravagant banquets of the rich.

It is time to focus our energy, resources and discourse on eliminating the false ideology of a hierarchy of human value so we can cultivate and grow what must be valued most: our common humanity.

Chubb's other works, which include Discourse Concerning Reason (1731), The True Gospel of Jesus Christ Vindicated (1739), and Discourse on Miracles (1741), betray the deficiencies of his being self-taught, and he was often treated disparagingly by more erudite theological controversialists.