Sentence examples for aside discourse from inspiring English sources

But as noted above it is very common for SFL and corpus linguists to base context analysis simply on lexicogrammatical patterns, setting aside discourse semantics, or register (i.e. field, tenor and mode), or both, as if these levels of articulation were not crucial.

Yes, that wasn't the only issue, but it seemed to have been cast aside in the discourse.

So the candidate can express any opinions he or she desires at length in print, or electronic media, or in a public venue set aside for political discourse; but if he or she tries to say the same words at 3 00 a.m. outside your window, using a megaphone, you have the constitutional right to make the noise stop – regardless of what is being said.

But political discourse aside, there are wide-reaching technological implications here  that are a little closer to home and it's Apple that needs to listen.

But political discourse aside, there are wide-reaching technological implications here that are a little closer to home and it's Apple that needs to listen.

One reply (section 3.4) is that, philosophically interesting discourses aside, we engage in make-believe and fiction more often than we ordinarily tend to think.

Setting aside the more fundamental discourse over guns (and tax cuts) versus butter, I would go one step further and argue that Congress could get better value by mandating the kinds of quality improvements being pursued by Medicare and value-driven employer purchasers like General Electric.

Can this possibly be a principled basis on which to censor ideas and opinions in a society committed to open public discourse?" Setting aside the question of what ought to be prosecuted in a court of law, how should we in the University community think about such issues, and how should we attempt to carry on our daily affairs in relation to them?