Sentence examples for controversial discourse from inspiring English sources

Not only were an extensive number of inner-urban block developments, of high architectural quality, realised during that period, but there was also a controversial discourse, which criticised anti-urban models and propagated a metropolitan way of dwelling.

These insights lay the groundwork for American Hungers, in which Jones uncovers a complex and controversial discourse on the poor that stretches from the antebellum era through the Depression.

FulBe pastoralists, who have little political clout and who are not sufficiently organized to be adequately represented in local and national policy forums, are the losers of policies based on the old controversial discourse that was above all aimed at controlling them in space, and by immobilizing them in space, immobilizing them in time.

Daesh, al Qaeda and similar groups are the ideological products, and to some degree geopolitical tools, of some U.S. allies in the region, as noted by U.S. Vice President Joe Biden in his controversial discourse at Harvard.

Jesus had just finished the most controversial discourse of his ministry to date, calling his followers to eat his body and drink his blood (a precursor of the Christian Eucharist).

Except the phenomenon was not limited to Biafra only and spread across all controversial national discourses in Nigeria," explained Siollun, who runs a rare archive of Nigerian historical footage.

The balancing of the instrumental application of patent rights as a stimulator of innovation and the public interest in having access to these innovations form a controversial trajectory of discourse, which is as old as patent law.

"Even though today's topic is controversial, a civil discourse is both possible and desirable," announced a voice (that sounded a lot like Spencer) over the loudspeaker system.

The following editorial introduces the primary topics for discussion to be included in the F1000Research channel Sports cardiology with the hope that this will evoke open, controversial and broad discourse in the form of reviews and original research papers in this important field.

Mr. Bloomberg's aversion to "gun control" reinforces the role that language plays in framing discourse on controversial issues.

Various national bioethics commissions, including one appointed by President Bill Clinton, have helped shape public discourse on controversial issues, most recently cloning and embryo research.