Sentence examples for control over the discourse from inspiring English sources
"It is definitely unfeasible not to commemorate it, as Taiwan might gain control over the discourse.
Climate change historian James Rodger Fleming opened the Saturday morning symposium, "Can Geoengineering Save us from Global Warming?" He suggests that his next book on the subject ought to be called Losing It, because climate change scientists long ago lost control over the discourse on the subject.
Your control over the public discourse is strong.
"If we move from that location, the story will be that the radicals have taken over the discourse," he said.
Three questions in, Obama had shown that he would not be walked over again, and had taken control of the discourse.
"S/he that controls the language controls the discourse.
As is the case in so many conversations, the right has effectively maintained control over the parameters of political discourse on the subject of abortion by baiting us into defending our own humanity.
Since the media has more control over public discourse than other groups, by definition, it can skew debates to disproportionately cover its favorite topics, which includes itself.
The government appeared to be taking a calculated risk that it would succeed in maintaining control over the sources of information and public discourse for most of Cuba's 11.2 million citizens while tapping the remittance dollars.
