Sentence examples for another discourse from inspiring English sources

No Serie A weekend would be complete without another discourse on refereeing mistakes, and this week's scandal relates to Inter's 2-2 dragainstnst Cagliari.

Consider, for instance, the way pronouns are interpreted in basic DRT, by first setting up a referent marker, which is subsequently linked to another discourse referent.

Having justified why an impoliteness framework is needed, we explore the notion of impoliteness and consider whether the impoliteness strategies identified in Culpeper can be found in another discourse type.

After it was shown that the foundation of epistemology grants the mere possibility of justified true beliefs concerning the future, another discourse needs to be looked at, that is, the distinction between internalism and externalism.

"However, there are new creators that are showing another discourse in new platforms.

Another discourse, i.e. 'TBAs are ineffective in reducing maternal deaths', has led to the redefinition of their role.

"What the hell is everyone talking about?" exclaims Lang, after yet another awkward discourse.

Dextrously shifting gears, Penn suddenly asks, "Can we talk about drugs?" — a subtle ploy to get Castro to deliver another uninterrupted discourse on the wrongs of the United States.

Would you prefer them to brainstorm over how to pull Iraq back even one millimetre from the brink of civil war, or to craft another exquisite discourse on his wretched legacy?

There is a risk that their powerful female voices will inadvertently sustain another political discourse: the words and actions of an illustrious line of men who continue to justify their imperial ambitions on the bodies, often dead bodies, of Muslim women.

Another important discourse for discussing these topics is that of human rights which is discussed in Section 2.4 below.