Sentence examples for better discourse from inspiring English sources

"I think that there's room for more, though, because a spirited debate and more competition will allow for an even better discourse and a more rigorous discourse that the public deserves".

As the coverage of politics grew more trivial, polarizing and less informative, Stewart pleaded for a better discourse, famously castigating the hosts of CNN's "Crossfire" for, in his words, "hurting America". And perhaps nobody on television did more than Stewart to define Fox News as the reliably partisan outlet that most people know it as today.

Yet we are also experiencing the quest for better communicative discourse, which helps to build and grow strong personal and business relationships.

In particular, better mobilising discourses of sustainability, and further exploration of the micro-politics of educators' practice, are two ways we have suggested new possibilities could be generated for approaching seemingly entrenched workforce challenges.

Through richer insights and workplace-focused research, we support the creation of new knowledge, thought-provoking discussion of employer practices and better informed public discourse.

Perhaps most importantly, the government has banned the use of private VPNs, in order to better control online discourse.

If investments in these technologies are to bear fruit, more effective inter-stakeholder dialogue must occur to establish an organising vision that better accommodates competing discourses.

A better understanding of discourses on HAS would offer useful insights for measurement of the practice as well as designing appropriate interventions to minimise the risks inherent in the practice.

After she was shot, there were calls for a better tone in political discourse.

And I think the public discourse is better when the argument is about numbers.

There is argument, there is discourse, you better stick up for yourself.