Sentence examples for discourse is going from inspiring English sources

"What did occur in the wake of Pearl Harbor was an irrational response to wartime hysteria, and I would say that the way that the local discourse is going on right now is we're allowing the word, the notion of Syrian refugees, to be conflated with terrorism," Takano said Wednesday.

(I've seen a lot of children dying of malaria over the years. It's enough to pain one)." In Duflo's view, both sides of the Sachs-Easterly argument reflect an unrealistic public desire "for an expert discourse, which is going to be able to tell you: This is going to be the end of poverty".

Following the above extract are 'introductory remarks' on each parameter; a selection from each is presented below, beginning with 'field of discourse' (Halliday et al., [1964]: 90): 'Field of discourse' refers to what is going on: to the area of the operation of the language activity.

On that day you and your parents set aside some time to answer each others' questions and have frank discourse on how your college search is going.

But until thoughtful content draws the most attention, hollow anger is going to drive the discourse.

Any creative process that involves four equal processes is going to involve some spirited discourse.

Unfortunately, it's our civic discourse that's going to the dogs.

If this is really the sort of highbrow political discourse we're going to have to endure for the next six weeks, count me out.

That's about the level of discourse we are going to get until the government releases the arguments its lawyers made to the surveillance court about Section 215, and the court's opinion accepting those arguments.

The laughter is gone from this discourse as the president, his advisors, and his allies have shifted to more militant language.

Mothers have more rights than fathers, more women are going to college and Oprah rules the gender discourse.