Sentence examples for discourse grows from inspiring English sources

Moving west the pitch – of the topography, and the discourse – grows more acute.

But the 15 films on this year's feature documentary shortlist showcase an uncommonly broad range of approaches, from the activist to the elliptical, a reminder that, even as the country's political discourse grows more coarse and hyperbolic, there are ways to talk about the things that matter most without resorting to a shout.

A new approach to education and to intellectual discourse grew out of the Darwinian debate.

Recriminations over neo-Nazi activities, long a feature of German public discourse, have grown particularly acute this summer.

American political discourse has grown more simplistic for decades, at least according to the Flesch-Kincaid reading-level formula, a gauge widely used by publishers and educators for evaluating the difficulty of a text, according to the length of its words and the complexity of its sentences.

He believes that "Last Days" and "Father of Lies" are "much tougher for Mormons to read because they can sense (sometimes without being fully conscious of it) how the discourse they grew up with is being turned in on itself, made to do something that is, for lack of a better word, profoundly heretical".

As efforts to address African-American segregation have faltered, public discourse on growing Latino segregation remains elusive.

The body of literature debating this question, especially in connection with The Prince and Discourses, has grown to truly staggering proportions.

But with a growing discourse around the cultural and economic significance of the capital's clubland and increasing frustration from clubbers after years of venues closing their doors, Tuesday's meeting represents so much more than the survival of one club.

While the foregoing provides some context for a growing discourse we propose that standardization processes can also provide useful guidance in how to proceed with defining terminology.

Research is still needed, especially in a context where a growing discourse on their perceived educational benefits is observed and could lead to a broader promotion of their use.