Sentence examples for discourse ceased from inspiring English sources

By the time the federal government settled the issue, in 1996, by buying out the conglomerate — after seven years of legal skirmishes and propaganda — the pro and anti factions in Cooke City had discussed the topic far beyond the point where civil discourse ceased.

Instead of being a lone millenarian presence, Joachim's work stands as written expression of an oral discourse that had never ceased, despite its sudden ups and long downs, since well before Augustine.

Discourse on the issue has therefore not ceased, even if the public comment period is now behind us.

But 12 years later, the Brotherhood has been considerably weakened within the organization, attacks on Jews are comparatively rare within its published and audiovisual discourse, and calls to reject the integrity of nation-states have ceased.

With 'Dirge', an excised section of 'The Waste Land', 'Death by Water' and 'A Song for Simeon' (respectively the fourth and fifth parts of the same poem), Julius identifies a change in the accent of Eliot's anti-Semitism: it has ceased to be congruent with the evolution of his poetic discourse and hence is muted, then abandoned.

"I am also amazed at how many people, who claim to be scientists, are determined that scientific discourse and inquiry should cease, because 'most of the world' is of one mind," Mbeki wrote in 2000.

Hauntings ceased.

(He ceased and desisted).

Finally, the phone ceased.

The rain had ceased.

That work has ceased.