Sentence examples for daily discourses from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, this is caused by great differences between ritual and daily discourses, the former involving abundant unfamiliar words (e.g., name of spirits and gods), "versification," and long articles, which caused difficulties to understand.

Sadly, nowhere among the daily discourses and communiqués is there any mention of provisions for the implementation of projects or initiatives that could stop the decay and create growth.

Compliance emerged as part of the discourse of healthcare providers in clinics and filtered into the daily discourses of people with diabetes.

In hindsight several people said they were not representative of the board's daily discourse.

We set out to plant the idea in the daily discourse of our classmates, but, not being trendsetters, we found it tough sledding.

Meanwhile, all the publicity surrounding the trial turned the once unmentionable business of birth control into a topic of daily discourse.

The trip did garner big headlines and plenty of television time for the orchestra: a throwback to the days when classical music had a bigger place in the daily discourse.

In its unequivocal dismissal of daily discourse, Neel's remark gives one a glimpse of a certain darkness: the misanthropy and self-protective brutality that, along with more positive instincts, may be part of the commitment to being an artist.

The image of the "perfect victim" has been intrinsically woven into our daily discourse of rape, intimate partner violence, popular culture and media discourse more broadly, yet we know that this image of the virtuous woman is a myth that was historically scripted for white women.

These ostensibly taboo words, which are at the same time an unavoidable part of our daily discourse, used and overheard everywhere except on television and in newspapers, became unaccountably funny when Mr. Carlin intoned them onstage, pausing for dramatic effect and every now and then wriggling with mock horror.

Such has been the stuff of daily discourse for years.