Sentence examples for discourse of our from inspiring English sources

God is the discourse of our existence.

We set out to plant the idea in the daily discourse of our classmates, but, not being trendsetters, we found it tough sledding.

You state in your acknowledgments that your idea was to write a short book about snark as the discourse of our time.

If I had a cavil, it would be the scant attention paid to the arts, an area in which the Guardian has outdone most of its competitors in maintaining broad and deep coverage, treating the theatre, books, art and music as if they were a crucial part of the discourse of our times.

Future temperature scenarios are discussed in the abstract and Latinate language of a medical diagnosis ("climate change poses portfolio risks"), and summary investment recommendations are made in what the psychoanalytic theorist Felix Guattari once described as the "sedative discourse" of our contemporary era.

Bearing this in mind, it follows that education has a prominent role to play in the construction of systems of power; privilege and oppression; and the general discourse of our social realities.

This conflation of positive and neutral affects the discourse about much of our culture.

The image of the "perfect victim" has been intrinsically woven into our daily discourse of rape, intimate partner violence, popular culture and media discourse more broadly, yet we know that this image of the virtuous woman is a myth that was historically scripted for white women.

QOF does not reward demonstration of compassion/empathy, yet the rhetoric of primary care illustrated in the discourse of GPs and PNs in our study espouses a holistic, patient-centred approach.

This cultural nihilism was a stream of discourse that our big brothers and sisters in the 1990s could choose to buy into or opt out of; for us, it is inherited, pervasive, and insidious.

This cultural nihilism was a stream of discourse that our big brothers and sisters in the 90s could choose to buy into or opt out of; for us, it is inherited, pervasive and insidious.