Sentence examples for discourse emerged from inspiring English sources
From that unpromising discourse emerged Aubrey's spirited reinvention of life writing.
Although multiple-Theme pattern was minimally employed, disciplinary-specific uses of this pattern in marketing discourse emerged.
The development discourse emerged primarily after the WWII put all post-colonial nations pursuing development instead of questioning it.
However, starting with the beginning of the seventh century BC two types of discourse emerged that were set in opposition to poetry: history (as shaped by, most notably, Thucydides) and philosophy (as shaped by the peri phuseōs tradition of the sixth and fifth centuries BC).
In the 19th century, a politico-economic discourse emerged.
As communication about communication, discourse emerges in problematic situations in which new solutions must be sought in order to continue social cooperation.
In effect, gender and gender identity discourse emerges as a way to motivate and justify the deployment of certain medical technologies.
They become scientists, scientific agents (S2 in the upper-left position), while the meta-physical pontifications of the Master becomes a superfluous burden, so that the power relationship becomes subverted, and a new type of discourse emerges, to which Lacan refers as the university discourse: Now the Master no longer addresses the Servant explicitly.
As a result, a counter-revolutionary discourse emerges almost organically: "it was better before".
Public health practice is constantly evolving, shifting frequently as new discourses emerge across the field and the practice context is transformed by health system reforms [ 1, 2].
Although there is no doubt that socioeconomic, raced and other material and political differences shape performances and experiences of masculinities, this paper did not foreground an investigation of differences across socioeconomic and raced contexts, but rather reports on the multiple discourses emerging across the different groups of young men.
