Sentence examples for character of the discourse from inspiring English sources

In order to maintain the figurative character of the discourse, fading figures need to be strengthened by elaboration or replaced by new ones.

Although the American public is simply wrong on some issues — including foreign aid, which Republican and Democratic internationalists alike think would be disastrous to sharply cut — their positions reflect the superficial character of the political discourse and the lack of leadership from both sides.

Part of the discourse was the reflection on a changing character of war.

He wrote, "From its first beat, 'Angels in America' exhibited a ravishing command of its characters and of the discourse it wanted to have through them with our society".

Land administrators are part of the discourse.

"Obviously that would be part of the discourse.

Unfortunately the quality of the discourse was pretty spotty.

In turn, the character of public discourse determines what the news media promote and criticize, and what the candidates for public office must pay attention to.

In developing his alternative account of the normative character of linguistic discourse, Christopher Gauker breaks new ground on such topics as pragmatic presupposition, conversational implicature, and semantics.

I show what explorations of bias at larger scales can tell us about the character of racial discourse as interpretable pattern, whether by algorithm or human.

These forms emphasize both the spiritual character of the highest truths philosophical/theological discourse strives to discover and reveal, and the difficulty, both intellectual and moral, of achieving insight.