Sentence examples for by a discourse from inspiring English sources

Many liberals would like to see the idea of evil replaced by a discourse of harm: we should talk instead about how people do damage to each other and themselves.

For the past three decades, Mintz writes, discussions of child-rearing in the United States have been dominated by a "discourse of crisis," and yet America's youth are now, on average, "bigger, richer, better educated, and healthier than at any other time in history".

An image of an old man with icicles in his beard and mustache is accompanied by a discourse on what qualifies as a "cold" winter, which one woodsman defines as when "'a man working in the woods had to run full speed backwards in order to spit.'" — Andrea Walker.

An image of an old man with icicles in his beard and mustache is accompanied by a discourse on what qualifies as a "cold" winter, which one woodsman defines as when "'a man working in the woods had to run full speed backwards in order to spit.'" — Andrea Walker By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Naomi Fry.

The political consequence is still a government guided by a discourse dao the systematic reversal of the dominant Confucian dao.

One week after a treatment lasting 10 days, pragmatic acquisition was measured by a Discourse Completion Test.

By employing a discourse of illegal logging and by framing local actors as the main drivers of deforestation, the World Bank achieved considerable deregulation of the forest sector.

The only way to stop their rise is by offering a discourse able to give a progressive answer to those demands, articulating them to the other democratic demands existing in society.

For this reason, their first objective has been to attack the president's group by presenting a "discourse similar to that of Ahmadinezhad but without him".

By taking a discourse analytic orientation, this article joins this line of research, and delineates the situated and interactional nature of moral argumentations and rhetoric.

As a textual study, these dialogues are a primary paradigm for the non-practitioner to learn what "two" things are by studying a discourse that unfolds between a Zen master and his disciple.