Sentence examples for back the discourse from inspiring English sources

This event brought back the discourse of migrant victimhood and oppression into the public sphere.

With our loving allies within progressive religious communities in addition to those unaffiliated with religious denominations, we are taking back the discourse and demanding that religious institutions curb their offensive dogma and take their interpretations of scripture off our bodies.

With our loving allies within progressive religious communities, in addition to those unaffiliated with religious denominations, we are taking back the discourse and demanding that orthodox religious institutions curb their offensive dogma and take their interpretations of scripture off our bodies.

In an instant Representative Horne asserted her legitimacy on terms defined by her colleagues in opposition, empathized with their position while neutralizing the defense of "you will never know because you aren't... .. and brought back the discourse from "me" to "we".

The progressive simplification of political discourse began decades ago, and even back when the discourse was more complex, it excluded millions of Americans.

Panzar and Willig (1975) brought it back to the discourse of economic thinking by arguing for economies of scope in multi-output production.

However, even in those instances where new and allegedly more neutral population categories are created, connections to existing ethnic and racial categories tend to slip back into the discourse, as Fujimura and Ramya themselves have observed (2011).

Her aesthetic is both breezy and grounded, with black, white and earth tones predominant, an affection for negative space and projected shadow, and the inclusion of flamboyant objects from nature, especially chopped wood, dried branches, fronds, and bark -- pieces from the literal world invited back into the discourse alongside their own depictions.

Instead of actually engaging ideas and realistically parsing policy proposals we get bizarre denials of fact and Big Lies that boomerang back into the discourse in ways that challenge our grasp of reality itself; this is why lying politicians are corrosive to our democracy.

So let's hold back the triumphalist discourse.

And during his recently completed stint as a visiting scholar in American universities, the Internet allowed him to monitor the discourse back home in China.