Sentence examples for default discourse from inspiring English sources

The default discourse pattern is for each cycle phase to be enacted by one exchange role, but a phase may be enacted by a series of roles.

At the country level, current failures to ascribe to a code of practice or to develop policy with regard to recruitment of foreign-trained health professionals reflects a strong propensity to continue with the default discourse - that of the market - and for governments and organizations to deal with ethical responsibilities as "a matter of sublime irrelevance" [ 53].

And while the default public discourse around cancer tends to incorrectly frame treating the disease as the "battle," oftentimes, the more challenging health struggles are the same day-to-day ones we've always had, now with a sense that life is too brief to eschew treasured vices.

Snarkiness, cruelty and public shaming are online's default modes of discourse and there are now apps for grown ups that would have seemed weird to me when I was 13, such as the increasingly popular Lulu, in which women – grown women – rate their ex-boyfriends, along with photos and hashtags.

Now is the time to recalibrate the default assumptions of American political discourse.

"The Cuyahoga is worth recalling," as Hayward writes, "because its image remains a default position for so much environmental discourse.

As conservative as it might initially seem, the senior Gallagher brother's no-nonsense everyman posture is actually a valuable corrective to the self-interest masquerading as altruism which seems to be the default setting of 21st-century music business discourse.

That created a default voice that has come to dominate the discourse.

There are rules of discourse, so-called rhetorical structure rules, that produce such default interpretations.

The public image has been described as partly created by default by nurses themselves who have not always participated in public discourse.

The best example of how default interpretations can be accounted for in formal semantic theory is Segmented Discourse Representation Theory (SDRT, e.g., Asher and Lascarides 2003).