Sentence examples for discourse disseminated from inspiring English sources

If nothing else, the information is a welcome change from the typical discourse disseminated in the mass media.

Applying civility standards to political discourse and disseminating the results will provide incentives for public officials, campaigns, the news media and public to adhere to the standards.

The European definition of social entrepreneurship surfaced first in Italy, after which it disseminated and evolved through discourse and practice across the EU.

Through Cellphone Diaries, community residents created videos that were examined using discourse analysis, linked to an online map, and disseminated as a catalog of community perceptions of the meaning of the park.

We begin by exploring how globalization discourses are engaged with, consumed, appropriated, re-produced, disseminated and promoted in a major multinational company.

Mr. Bok said he came away convinced the best response is to insist on open discourse while making sure that the various arguments are addressed and disseminated to all constituents.

Research in this area appears to concentrate more specifically on second language (L2) students rather than students per se (For a review see Cumming et al. 2016) although many native English writers may also lack the language skills to disseminate academic discourse in their own voice (Bailey & Challen, 2015).

Yet Portuguese foregrounds, via its Editors' Note, the administrative processes by which it was produced, and quite literally wears on its sleeve (i.e., on both its front and back jackets) its circumscription of the discourse community within which this single-author full-length poetry collection was written, produced, and disseminated.

Strongly worded treatises were disseminated.

Individual totemism is widely disseminated.

Details are disseminated by word of mouth.