Sentence examples for conducted discourse from inspiring English sources

Some studies conducted discourse analysis and interviews to identify key themes in marketing workplace discourse.

Along similar lines, Copley (2010) conducted a discourse analyses of 14 interview exchanges to investigate the ways in which marketing is seen and conducted in Sales and Marketing Executives (SMEs) by SME principals and support agency practitioners in England.

Whether this above all sociologically conducted parallel discourse concerning the transformation of the current concept of time can be rendered fruitful to the interests of future research – and if so, how – is the subject of this paper.

He also conducted several discourses with Indian scholars and saints.

It didn't propose any answers; it just told us how to conduct political discourse — with respect, intellectual compassion, and recognition of common dignity.

We've argued here before that Barack Obama appears to embrace the pluralist liberal ideal of bracketing deeper ethical and metaphysical views in order to conduct political discourse in the more limited consensus vocabulary of so-called "public reason".

Sometimes children function as the symptom of the family disease, like the little girl in "Some Other, Better Otto," who conducts all discourse with her relatives as if it were a radio interview, using her fist as a microphone.

All his observances group incantation of canonical liturgy, participation in assemblies with other monastic orders (kumbhamela) at various places and at astrologically determined times, alms begging, teaching religious topics to the laity, and conducting scriptural discourse with lay and monastic scholars (shastrartha)—are ancillary to his main purpose, which is meditation.

Findings offer some insight into the challenges involved in conducting public discourse about the relevance of genes in education.

So we tend to conduct our discourse with others on that level.

Pielke acknowledged contacting Mann and Trenberth and asked "them to be accurate in their representations of me and to conduct public discourse in a gentlemanly fashion".