Sentence examples for discourse ensued from inspiring English sources
A very passionate four-hour discourse ensued, with some emphasis on the need to increase integration between health professionals and schools.
We handed out orange strips of fabric on our campus for people to use to signal their willingness to have a civil conversation about the war, and particularly seek out people with whom they disagreed in order that a civil discourse could ensue.
Focusing on the Quai Branly Museum and the National Center for the History of Immigration, Thomas surveys exhibition sites in Europe during the colonial and postcolonial eras and thereby highlights opportunities for society to engage in comparative historical analysis to improve the contextualization of the public discourse that has ensued.
Several debates on educational policies have ensued, and discourse on this topic has featured political catchphrases such as 'outcome orientation' (Cochran-Smith et al. 2012; European Commission 2007).
When the fervor of such atrocity hit a chord, as would naturally follow, due discourse with my father ensued.
It is perhaps because of this that the ensuing discourse is difficult to determine.
As some parents demanded that it be removed, a discourse on freedom of expression ensued which made the front page of the local paper.
Once the HAST programme managers became aware of the need to support relationships between people within and between the organizations, they took deliberate steps to create an awareness of the importance of relational skills in HAST support work and to value these skills in the workshop discourse and in their ensuing management practice.
A backlash has ensued, as well, as traditionalists have flirted with timeworn Islamist ideas like imposing interest-free banking and obligatory religious taxes and censoring irreligious discourse.
