Sentence examples similar to arresting discourse from inspiring English sources
IT took only a few days after the Supreme Court's decision in favor of vouchers for one starkly arresting characterization of the ruling to emerge from the cacophony of reactions and shape the national discourse.
Though once clicked in, their discourse is often trite and emotionally arrested.
It would be that which comes to all discourse, in all discourse, at its fractured joint, without [End Page 144] this coming ever being arrested there being, on the contrary, always coming and advent.
"The fact that it's even in the discourse, you go to a protest you might get arrested or get your butt kicked, is chilling in and of itself," he told VICE News.
The stifling of civil discourse has intensified on Xi's watch; hundreds have been arrested for blog posts and social media comments that crossed the government's line.
The cost of participating in political discourse, even online, was underscored in 2011 when a man was arrested and jailed for a month after posting a comment supportive of the Egyptian revolution on Tsvangirai's Facebook page.
In recent months China has arrested scores of dissidents, closed newspapers and fired outspoken editors in an accelerating effort to tighten control on public discourse.
This is patently untrue, and it diverts us from a productive discourse about true risk factors for violence -- including low socioeconomic status, substance abuse, and history of arrest.
As David Strand, Mr. Song's colleague at Dickinson College, explains, an arrest of this kind threatens the existence of the "invisible university" -- the community of open research and intellectual discourse -- to which scholars around the world belong.
