Sentence examples for darker discourse from inspiring English sources

His one-man show is reaching the end of its run, but its impact may endure in a coarser, darker discourse even if he does lose on 8 November.

They would use phrases like "dark words" (xuanyan) or "dark discourse" (xuanlun) in a pejorative sense, indicating that to them Xuanxue was nothing but empty talk, convoluted, mystifying and misguided.

While health and moral arguments dominate today's discourse, the dark shadow cast by the spectre of Francisco Franco is also still a factor.

This is a dark day for political discourse in America.

And so I was barely launched into a glib discourse on dark energy, extra dimensions and the fate of matter in black holes when I was brought crashing back to earth by a simple question.

The English Department's Theory and Media Studies Colloquium and the Digital Humanities Lab are excited to announce Richard Jean So's upcoming talk, "Dark Data: Modeling Racial Discourse and Inequality in the US Novel". The talk will take place in LC 319 at 5 30pm on March 28th.

"The Dark Knight" echoes a civil discourse strained to helplessness by panic, overreaction and cultivated grievance.

In its narrative gaps, its false depths leading nowhere in particular, its bogus grief over stakeless destruction and faked death, "The Dark Knight" echoes a civil discourse strained to helplessness by panic, overreaction and cultivated grievance.

As Frank Dikötter writes in "The Discourse of Race in Modern China," dark skin came to signify inferiority.

And yet, as in Eastern Europe, a survivalist strain of dark humor has long enlivened the region's discourse.

It's in the small sweaty palms of Donald Trump, and he has taken decades of progress in our political discourse and returned us to the Dark Ages.