Sentence examples for discourse on it from inspiring English sources

From the moment that the mechanisms which create the one (mental practices) from the other are made visible, these revealed links make obvious the syncretism which merges the relationships into the deeds and shatters the affirmation that the deed and the discourse on it are one and the same thing".

This is where we place the Van der Laan׳s thoughts: he considers that art completes nature and he builds his theoretical discourse on it, trying to better understand many aspects of architecture.

It narrows the open discourse on policy, it empowers a small group of unelected and largely unknown individuals, and it reduces the role that the public can play in shaping the presidential agenda.

At one point, guitarist Dirk Tourette interrupts his own discourse on what it means to be Dirk Tourette by asking if it's "alright if (he goes) to the toilet?" At another point, we watch the band playing on some swings, their faces frozen in mute, childlike glee.

To the Editor: In the public discourse on education, it seems that the blame falls first on teachers when the system fails, but when the system succeeds the credit goes first to the leaders of the district.

Perhaps their lives will become part of a larger discourse on what it means to live peaceably in a fishbowl.

With all the negative discourse on autism, it's easy to forget this.

Postcolonial theory mainly concentrates its analysis on discourse; whereas it brings useful tools for a clearer understanding of foreign aid, discourse on its own cannot explain the motivations of ODA.

They are our own Stanley Baldwins and when they discourse on this subject, "it not only is nonsense … but it looks like nonsense to any simpleminded person who considers it with a fresh, unprejudiced mind".

If there's one concept that is typically misrepresented in the public discourse on climate change, it is the concept of uncertainty.

A Randian discourse on how tragic it is to think you're special.