Sentence examples for discourse also from inspiring English sources

Public discourse also highlighted the issue of corruption.

Such discourse also helps residents take note of the struggles and accomplishments of others, in the hope that they will become friends.

Wilkinson was shocked by what he believes is part of a worrying trend in political discourse, also happening in the US, where a few people, often attached to right wing institutes, have set themselves up as professional wreckers of ideas.

But, when it comes to it, the rich totality of our experience will not fit the Procrustean bed that philosophy, and everyday discourse also, tries to impose on it.

The terms of political discourse also have some of the same modal features for Locke.

Their bodies, accents, and styles of discourse also revealed their origins.

Such discourses also recall the relation between the (inferior) body and the (superior) spirit.

These discourses also tend to be highly gendered, with a focus on migrant women (from Muslim countries in particular) who are often portrayed as 'bearers of a backwards and illiberal culture' and lacking in education and skills, with consequences both for their own integration and that of their future children (Kofman, Saharso, & Vacchelli, 2015, p. 85).

The equivalent of open innovation in the economic sciences would be for example: receiving transdisciplinary parallel discourses, also taking the practitioners seriously for a change (from the "outcome-oriented", possibly less prestigious small-business operator up to the consultant) and not allowing the homespun debate about deficient "academisation" to become a pseudo-professional visual cover.

The discourses also mention the taboo with regard to homosexuality in Nigeria.

All three discourses also seemed to converge, save for one negation in the print media, on the topic that MPH was overprescribed.