With my daughter, the discourse is different.
It shows, for example, how the language typical of the oral discourse among a group of friends is different from a formal oral presentation; how the language of an oral presentation is different from a written report or argument; or how the language of science is different from the language of literature.
The finding that bilingual children demonstrated equivalent control over vocabulary as compared to monolinguals in the discourse samples in spite of poorer performance on the standardized test is different from that reported by Yan and Nicoladis (2009).
This is different from its usage as a system of voicing of appraisals in discourse semantics.
Adolescent women's understanding of their rights such as the decision to marry early, have children, terminate pregnancies and engage in risky sexual behaviour, are different from the widely accepted discourse on rights globally, which assumes a particular kind of individual thinking and discourse on rights and a certain autonomy women have over their bodies and their lives.
The idea that the non-schematic expressions in logical forms, i.e. the logical expressions, are widely applicable across different areas of discourse is also present from the beginning of logic, and recurs in all the great logicians.
The crime-lab discourse is not all that different from what you might hear in a police-procedural show on TV, but the characters have odd obsessions and histories, and the director, Barbet Schroeder, brings out the perversities in their relations with one another.
"I read newspapers from the late 1940s, and the whole public discourse was completely different.
Unfortunately, our national discourse is focused almost entirely on different questions.
The proposition that the Blairites have torn any meaning from the heart of political discourse is scarcely new, but what makes this book different is the passion with which Oborne engages in his chosen battle.
