Sentence examples for discourse began from inspiring English sources

"The discourse began in India after the 2001 census," said Sabu George, who has been campaigning against female infanticide and feticide for the past 26 years.

The progressive simplification of political discourse began decades ago, and even back when the discourse was more complex, it excluded millions of Americans.

Even Barack Obama, who styles himself post-boomer though he was born in 1961, complained in "The Audacity of Hope" that today's hyperpolarized political discourse began with the "psychodrama of the baby boom generation".

As intellectual discourse began to flower again in the 1980s, writers like Yu Hua, Mo Yan and Su Tong cast a critical eye on Chinese history and rural society.

Yet soon after 1500, pre-modern probability discourse began to assume a new shape.

The abstract level of discourse began with Schaffner's idea that what is reduced is not the original theory, but rather a corrected version of the original theory.

There is a point when the stylish cynicism of political discourse begins to feel like contempt.

Philosophical discourse begins with knowledge of the world.

For Thomas theological discourse begins with what God has revealed about Himself and His action in creating and redeeming the world.

Common speech aside, there is a history of similarly inclusive usage in a longstanding and continuing theoretical discourse, beginning in ancient Greek and Latin.

The entire discourse begins and ends with an "ungaffable" candidate.