Sentence examples for discourse from which from inspiring English sources

There seems to be no appropriate language in which or platform of discourse from which to pursue it.

But the fact that it took place at all shows a vibrancy in public discourse from which we could learn a great deal.

Gelber told me he considers Kafka's animal stories to participate in a Zionist discourse, from which "Kafka removes the particularist markers, erases the particularist traces".

Sometimes a poem casts up a few lines that seem like useful instructions for reading Ashbery, but the meta-perspective falls back into the wayward, teasing discourse from which it stood out.

Amplifying their voices encourages more diverse, inclusive and representative discourse from which everyone benefits.

However, in equal measure, this moment also represents the opportunity for average Cubans to be included in a global discourse from which they have been entirely sidelined, and to have their hunger for information, technology and growth answered with increased flexibility and connectivity.

It is, rather, to clear the way for discourses from which it is at least possible to speak and to speak politically as a transsexual.

For Habermas, morality arises from discourse, which is made necessary by their rationality and needs, rather than their freedom.

Some had even come to feel uneasy at the way the discourse from their manager, which had been born of what he saw as injustice and an attempt to apply pressure and make a "Bombonera" of the Molinón, served almost to dismiss them.

To confront the severed head and fragmented body of a janitor in a museum space is a discomfiting reminder of the undocumented (in more than one sense) material labor from which such discourses can help distract us.

Local cultures of cancer rehabilitation emerged based on who was there to provide care and from which departments influencing the discourse of care.