This means, for example, waiting for a natural break in conversation before asking how a meal is tasting, rather than barging in when your guest's in animated discourse or mid-bite into a juicy burger, just because she's next in the order you had in mind as you started your rounds, and you don't want to be delayed.
Sure enough, he took her into his private office and "launched into an animated discourse in English on the fate of the tigers in the east, polar bears in the north, and other endangered species.
The focus is less on techniques and programs than on the underlying concepts that have animated professional discourse over the years.
Brunetto's groundbreaking endorsement of Aristotle and Cicero as real-world political champions would animate humanistic discourse down to the time of Thomas Jefferson (1743 1826), who listed these two thinkers as sources of the Declaration of Independence.
Brunetto's groundbreaking endorsement of Aristotle and Cicero as real-world political champions would animate humanistic discourse down to the time of Thomas Jefferson, who listed these two thinkers as sources of the Declaration of Independence.
So too was the sight of him as you exited the club: holding court near the stairwell, animated with his discourse, endlessly engaged.
The urban fabric bears the marks – state buildings, subsidized housing and transportation, civil servant salaries – of the relationship between government and the educated elite, animated by a discourse of shared commitment to national development (Tall 2009).
We organize this discussion around the same three elements that have animated the preceding work: conditions, discourse, policy and action.
As he transitions full-time into academia, Steve will no doubt continue to animate the scholarly discourse, particularly as it relates to the economies of Asia.
If the mere possibility of violence were allowed to dictate whether our views, when spoken aloud, are safeguarded by the Constitution, surely the myriad views that animate our discourse would be reduced to the "standardization of ideas..
The biggest myth animating this discourse is black criminality... the notion that black people commit more crime, and therefore deserve more heavy-handed policing".
