Sentence examples for discourse has changed from inspiring English sources

In 2014, in Israel, the definition of legitimate discourse has changed entirely.

The discourse has changed – seeking to make profit is not seen as [incompatible] with development".

Judge for yourself if political discourse has changed: Smith tore into Roosevelt for being "insincere," and Roosevelt lost.

Over the last five decades, that discourse has changed in ways that emphasize individual choice, agency and preferences.

The discourse has changed enough, I think, that a man repeatedly accused of assault seems fundamentally untrustworthy.

IT IS a measure of how much public discourse has changed that the argument this week on gay rights was about how rude politicians can be not to homosexuals, but to their opponents.

The discourse had changed.

A photo of Joan Smalls in a boxing ring seems to reflect the way the discourse around bodies has changed, with exercise regimes now a central preoccupation.

"The whole discourse around Ofsted has changed," said Bousted, who is also expected to criticise Ofsted in her closing speech on Wednesday.

But the religious discourse concerning genital cutting has changed, and that is credited to Ms. Assaad's strategy of reaching up to people like Mrs. Mubarak and out to young women like Fatma Ibrahim, 24.

And I really believe that he has changed the discourse.