Sentence examples for discourse for that from inspiring English sources

But of these matters (quoth I) advise you I would and my selfe also, eftsoones to call to minde, and consider often this discourse, for that they be points exposed to many reprehensions, and sundry objections may be alledged against them.

Based on the examinees' verbal discourse for that question, the two judges assigned a discrete 'Process Score' of 1, 2, or 3, depending on the predominant diagnostic process used.

He interprets Eddie's use of the phrase 'slip of the tongue' as a possible indication that discourse of that kind is normal for him in more relaxed settings.

If nothing else, Patton has sparked another much needed conversation in the public discourse... and for that we should thank her.

As for emic discourse, i.e. discourse that is intelligible and morally persuasive to those who inhabit a particular culture but not necessarily to others, professions have what Foucault [ 5] called their 'discipline', supplementing technical knowledge with norms of conduct towards peers, superiors, clients and others; and wider ideologies (religion, economics etc).

The material gathered for the discourse analysis that framed the synthesis (Additional file 2: Table S1) primarily pointed towards several meta-narratives that lay above and beyond the specifics of schizophrenia.

This leaves room for discourses that acknowledge some of the concerns presented in the counter accounts but point towards actions that do not threaten the status quo.

It's "I don't know" turned into action, and a glimpse of the savagery beneath ostensibly polite discourse (something that cries out for release in "The Servant" and "The Homecoming," and works just as well in Pinter's script from Penelope Mortimer's "Pumpkin Eater").

In the second stage, there is a general mechanism for dealing with discourse referents that are thus marked.

This is a useful capability, especially with thousands of scattered students taking the same online course, but instructional management systems persist in a use of discourse technology that limits possibilities for knowledge building discourse.

Qum, the dusty 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-oldeat salt desert 90 miles south of Tehran, is the national headquarters for that discityse.