Sentence examples for discourse of his from inspiring English sources

Not incorrectly, Flaubert believed that most of the public discourse of his time consisted of lies.

The dramatic discourse of his music is based on the juxtaposition of extremes: visceral energy versus contemplative repose, hyperactivity versus stillness.

He described himself as "trying to turn myself inside out to make Lincoln's legacy be about what I have always felt it was about: something about human rights, and something about a politician who truly jumps head and shoulders above the discourse of his time".

Sa'd ibn Mansur Ibn Kammuna, a Jew from Baghdad, actively participated in the lively discourse of his day.

The book marks a turning away from the more sociological discourse of his earlier works to a more philosophical and literary discourse.

By explicitly setting up this machine in his text, Mishima carefully ensured that even oppositional readings of his work would be co-opted into service on behalf of the discourse of his own myth.

He was no educated man, and in particular had no Latin, so could not participate in the scholarly discourses of his time.

Alec Baldwin indulged a few brief interviews before disappearing, but his brother Billy Baldwin stopped to provide a long discourse on his opinions of both teams.

Our President recognizes this and wields his ignorance like a weapon, reveling in his ability to dominate the reasoned discourse of experts with his own, tortured resistance to their authority.

Saeb Erekat, the Palestinians' chief negotiator, slammed the "messianic discourse" of Pence during his visit.

While rooted in the discourse of Sankara and his disciples, Maharishi took issue with interpretations of Hinduism that stress renunciation and asceticism over the call to this-worldly action.