Sentence examples for developing a discourse from inspiring English sources

So my focus is not just artistic practice, but I am also very much interested in developing a discourse out of the local context".

But among the many challenges facing the church identified by Harry one of the most pressing is its failure to develop a discourse with the Scottish public.

The SUN Project has addressed the long-documented difficulty of learning about biological energy transfer by developing a new discourse regarding what powers life.

Freedom of thought and expression are the hallmark of developing a theology and discourse based on pluralism. .

Although Ennahda suffered under Ben Ali's regime, its leaders developed a tolerant discourse and managed to open up to moderate secular and leftist political groups.

Our interest in exploring the notion of archiving was recognising that the visual arts have been able to develop a public discourse partly due to their rich and historic archives.

We must develop a new discourse based on our own realities here in Britain and not rely on importing fatwas that come out of conditions that are not conducive to the current climate.

We assert that group learning during 1 mo developed a "biological discourse" as well, which is more typical of advanced stages of learning biology.

It developed a biological discourse, which is more typical to advanced stages of learning biology, and changed the image of instructors from "knowledge transmitters" to "role model scientists".

Those liberties are slowly leading to more political ones: With the implicit approval of the authorities, the country is developing a vigorous, irreverent, often critical discourse on the Internet.

Based on international experience and historical lessons, China should eventually reconstruct its own "nation" (minzu) discourse system, thereby developing a new system and policies to manage ethnic relations based on a new theoretical framework.