Sentence examples for discourse deeply from inspiring English sources

Second, the US has always been a deeply "western" society, built on European philosophical principles, with the values of independent thinking and dialectic discourse deeply ingrained.

But he was right to warn that any proposals to reduce this kind of bloodshed will remain out of reach if political discourse remains deeply polarized.

Keats, with medical training, having suffered chronic illness himself, and influenced like his contemporaries by "colonial medical discourse", was deeply aware of this threat.

Two marchers this year carried signs for "no more political messages;" however where in some other societies the church, mosque or temple becomes the last refuge for political discourse in deeply repressed states, America's politics have as much place in our comedy and costumes as political stages and debates.

The prime minister was subjected to a range of political discourse that was deeply disturbing in its nature," he said.

Unfortunately, despite the heightened level of discourse, retaliation remains deeply misunderstood, which means the changes that are enacted are often not as effective as they could be.

For one, we need to name the ways in which the moral discourse that is deeply embedded in expressions of Christian Supremacy allow for these sorts of violent acts against the LGBTQ+ community.

On the one hand, most critics/historians I read (indeed, with bias) evaluate performance in relation to the canon of art-discourse that is deeply connected to formalism, either directly, or because their argument has been formulated through the art-historical dialogue with this powerful position.

Even more important is an anticipatory art of governance which takes into account broader discourses of concern, involving deeply rooted convictions and values in society, which may be more decisive for the future social acceptance of SynBio than the more narrowly defined discourses of risk and regulation.

Through an analysis of knowledge claims made in relation to recurring topics such as the use of fire by Indigenous Australians and the adaptation of species to fire, we illustrate that behind the discourse of ecological modernisation sit deeply engrained variations in terms of where people locate vulnerability in relation to the pressing problem of wildfire and fire management.

They also challenged deeply rooted cis discourse this year in opening up long overdue talks on how to address discrimination against the UK's trans community, which they symbolically reflected in the flying of the trans flag on government buildings for Trans Day of Remembrance.