Sentence examples for became a discourse from inspiring English sources

A discourse of rights or interests thus became a discourse of mutual gratitude, obligation, and love.

Breakfast became a discourse on a history that has never been well documented: the post-'60s, pre-D.J., nonrock nightclub scene in New York that fed Chic and Mr. Rodgers's entire conception of music.

His passion is for understanding and, as he confronts its pioneers, who are themselves responding sharply to ancient and contemporary writers, the polyphonic conversation becomes a discourse about how we have become who we are.

Development becomes a discourse of the moral evaluation of self, economic activity and social relations.

There are a range of vested interests (commercial, ideological, institutional, methodological, disciplinary), and the mere decision about standards becomes a discourse on "ontology" in the philosophical sense' (2004, xxii).

Entertainment still must toe the official line or risk being shelved, but nationalism became a safe discourse.

The danger of an Africanization of the Pacific became a political discourse, mainly initiated by Australian political scientists (Reilly 2000; critical to it see: Fraenkel 2004).

Whether or not she accepts these norms, negotiating them was the process by which she became a woman; but discourse didn't bring her into existence.

As their plans unravel and the violence builds, the film becomes a poetic discourse on honor among thieves, as well as a thoroughly engrossing crime saga.

In the remaining Chapters (7 and 8), the author explains how development becomes a moral discourse.

It becomes a divine discourse.