Sentence examples for discourse hold from inspiring English sources

Most hermeneutic fictionalists about some particular discourse hold that although we normally utter sentences within the discourse in a fictional spirit, we could, and perhaps sometimes do, use these sentences literally.

What holds good for the interpretation of discourse holds as well for the interpretation of action.

I think Twitter has a responsibility to explain why they allow Poltiwoops to record deleted tweets from accounts that that organization deems worthy, but won't entertain the option for anyone else – especially given the massive power to influence discourse held by Twitter accounts with hundreds of thousands or millions of followers.

Second, the study can contribute to the ongoing academic and policy discourses held regarding household resilience to food insecurity and the role of forests in mitigating food shortages.

Ordinary mentalistic discourse, he held, is comparable to the medieval discourse about epileptics as being "possessed by the devil".

Indeed, 'a disembodied, depoliticised gender discourse hardly holds out the hope for transformation and women's empowerment' (ibid, p. 369; see also Hyndman and de Alwis 2003).

The print media, which in many ways was the natural product of the printing revolution, has given way to the electronic media with websites providing the new "town squares" in which the public discourse is held on political, economic and social issues among others.

Yet, to my mind, the single aspect of Sherman's work that provides the traction needed for a critical homosocial discourse to take hold is found in what is largely missing in her work--a significant representation of men.

You see it all the time, so what does it mean?" Mr. Taunton says his nonprofit organization tries to promote civil discourse with those holding different opinions.

To Indians, both within and outside India, the Internet is an alternative public sphere to hold discourses with those who share a similarity of interests.

Within scientific discourse, different views held about PP/PE can be linked to ongoing epistemological debates between positivist approaches (based on empirically-informed models of inquiry) and post-positivist approaches to research (emphasising social systems and subjective values within science) [ 13].