Sentence examples for discourse of someone from inspiring English sources

Not naturalism, indeed, but surrealism: Marguerite Kahrl's funny "Conversation With a Luddite" ensconces a little reproduction of the Unabomber's cabin in a papier-mache tree; from it issues the recorded discourse of someone with complicated anti-modernist theories.

In everyday discourse, the valuing sense of respect, especially when used about people, most commonly means thinking highly of someone, i.e., evaluative respect.

It may even be that the tea party's outsized presence has galvanised some Democrats: for everyone who's tutting over the decline of polite discourse, there's someone who's looking at the tea party and noting that the squeaky wheel gets the grease.

God is the discourse of our existence.

"There is a discourse of hate, and a climate that favors this discourse".

A discourse of rights or interests thus became a discourse of mutual gratitude, obligation, and love.

"Our discourse is the discourse of democracy, brotherhood and unity," he said.

Rochester, S. Crazy Talk: A Study of the Discourse of Schizophrenic Speakers.

"He has Islamized the traditional discourse of Western anti-imperialism.

It invites a discourse of genius and art-historical importance.

He drew soccer into the discourse of the general public.