Sentence examples for discourse laden from inspiring English sources

Instead, he has a tendency to answer emotion with explanation, often launching into a long, rambling discourse laden with facts and figures.

COMMENT FROM RUDY KATOCH: What do you think of the discourse of Bin Laden and him as a ghost, spectre, "haunting" (see Guardian newspaper)?

The constructive empiricist follows the logical positivists in rejecting metaphysical commitments in science, but she parts with them regarding their endorsement of the verificationist criterion of meaning, as well as their endorsement of the suggestion that theory-laden discourse can and should be removed from science.

His millions are proof that Mitt Romney mastered the art of making smart economic decisions untainted by emotion and moral value; too bad for him, then, that emotional and value-laden discourse -- not dollars -- is the hard currency of American political life.

These were the varied subjects of discourse of Osama bin Laden in the time leading up to his killing by US forces.

You can see him (deceptively edited) discoursing in doom-laden tones concerning the "enormity of the stupidity" of hipsters or Republicans.

Flagg Miller, a linguistic anthropologist at the University of California at Davis who has studied hundreds of orations attributed to Mr. bin Laden, said, "Obama's discourse is far more about building consensus and bin Laden's is more polarizing".

The language of the global sustainability discourse in science and society is laden with time rhetoric, and time has been identified as one major contextual condition for sustainability transformations.

If the risk issue is laden with ambiguity, a participatory discourse is the most appropriate strategy.

Using a social construction of technology approach, the article attempts to deconstruct the implementation and delivery of LIS in Medellin, Colombia and analyse how empowering and disempowering discourses form through relationships between institutions and citizens laden with social and economic inequality.

Fifth, the policy discourse in the health field is highly value-laden, intermingling debates about identity, equality [ 47– 49], and – in the case of health care policy specifically – the role of technology and expertise [ 50], which clouds the legitimate application of the available evidence.