Sentence examples for discourse changes from inspiring English sources

We will engage only if the discourse changes.

Once the conclusion that the universe is teleologically structured is settled, the explanatory methodology of the discourse changes accordingly.

As the discourse changes, so does the culture and policy affecting gay people not nearly fast enough, but significantly nonetheless.

We've seen how public discourse changes and how power shifts when backward-looking gender norms are reinforced and gender is pushed out of the conversation.

Their stance, hand positions, and discourse changed accordingly.

"This is what happened before the civil war in Yugoslavia, when public discourse changed and this kind of language became possible".

I hope it will confirm a feeling that politics is not just a stale exchange of fixed opinions, but more and more an arena where we can actually change the discourse, change the reality and keep enlarging our possibilities as human beings together.

I argue that this period marked a 'critical juncture' during which the identity discourse change.

They changed the public discourse, changed the brains of the electorate -- especially the "independents" -- and won in 2010.

The government's public discourse changed sex from a secret topic into a legitimate topic of scientific research, and it transformed contraception from an issue of morals to an issue of public health.

It's interesting to note Murphy was one of the few politicians to come out against the water tax – Mary Lou and other Sinn Fein members were happy to pay it until public discourse changed.