Sentence examples for context of discourse from inspiring English sources

In the context of discourse, the grammatical constructions are used in the inverse sense to generate sentences from meanings, allowing the system to describe visual scenes that it perceives.

Recognizing the legitimacy of ascribing these other kinds of reasons may suggest softening the distinction between internal and external reasons even further; it has been proposed that what counts as a 'genuine reason' is determined by the concerns characterizing the context of discourse (Finlay 2006).

Unlike the Cambridge School (which includes Quentin Skinner and John Pocock), he emphasised not just the contexts of "discourse" and high politics but social relations and processes, property forms and popular struggles, whether he was exploring St Augustine's reaction against a heretical peasant movement or John Locke's connection with "agrarian capitalism".

The situation of migrant sex workers may best be understood not only within the discourses listed above but within the broader context of migration discourse, which offers more scope for taking account of the role of socio-political structures in influencing how migrant sex workers capacity for self-determination may be enacted.

This paper examines the process of conversion in English in the context of Functional Discourse Grammar.

The paramount objective of this article is to propose an extension of the dyadic model of communication in the context of film discourse and to present the film viewer as a hearer type.

In the context of the discourse about corruption, disease maps onto corruption, life-threatening diseases onto severe existential challenges resulting from extreme corruption, "four winds" onto the causes of corruption, medical treatment onto disciplinary measures, and the desire to live onto the desire to remain in power.

Within the context of social discourse and material reality in the United States, where nearly 1 in 5 women in this country say they have been sexually assaulted, this attempt to establish a causal relationship between transgender people using the bathroom and sexual assault, is not only a false cause fallacy but it is also hypocritical.

What is important about the current results is that two levels of language (vocabulary and syntax) showed no group differences in the context of academic discourse use.

What is important in the context of this discourse is that commissioners better understand the complexities of care pathways for their client group and ensure they are better able to pin-point where there might be gaps so that resources can be focused on the needs of client groups.

Figure 25 Field of activity and tenor relations in contexts of "medical discourse".