Sentence examples for developed the discourse from inspiring English sources

The problem is that we have the actions but we have not developed the discourse to match them.

Sian's research suggests that it was from the 1980s onwards that this forced conversions narrative – which claims that Muslims go to great lengths to forcibly convert young Sikh and Hindu girls to Islam – developed, the discourse absorbing previous and unresolved conflicts with Muslims.

However, they centred on addressing how writers revise to develop the discourse structure of their text.

Teachers develop the discourse by adding information to children's utterances.

By getting to know each other personally, we are beginning to harmonize our interests and develop the discourse required to approach the transdisciplinary realm as a unified group.

That language then developed into the discourse of the 'country' opposition to the 'court' party.

In order, therefore, to address this puzzling central claim, it is best to look first at the details of Rousseau's moral psychology, especially as developed in the Discourse on the Origins of Inequality and in Emile.

Finally, much attention has been devoted to several dreams Descartes reportedly had as a young man and that according to his biographer Adrien Baillet (1691) embodied the theoretical doubts and the project of pure inquiry he later developed in the Discourse and Meditations (see also Leibniz 1880: IV; Cole 1992; Keefer 1996).

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This dangerous return to justifying a double standard for research in developing countries shows us that instead of building a mature consensus around the application of research ethics to developing countries, the discourse has become even further ensconced in the isolating and narrow context of the developing world.

Just as new forms of art often introduce qualities and values that were not considered before and enrich the artworld, as suggested by Arthur Danto, everyday aesthetics proposes to help develop the overall aesthetics discourse by adding new avenues of inquiry.