It is ennobling and inspiring to see the discourse reach a "tipping point" of finding Kardashian West and her work "worthy of the attention of people who flatter themselves as serious critical thinkers".
It is ennobling and inspiring to see the discourse reach a "tipping point" of finding Kardashian West and her work "worthy of the attention of people who flatter themselves as serious critical thinkers". She is an outsider, albeit a wealthy and famous one, and maybe one day she'll benefit from a different American trope the successful underdog.
After devoting time to reading, the group can then focus on engaging in a valuable discourse: reaching shared understandings, digging deeper into data and insights, and perhaps most importantly, having a meaningful debate.
Concerned over the possibility that "the level of discourse reaching a mailbox" might be "limited to that which would be suitable for a sandbox," the Court said that the law suppressed "a large amount of speech that adults have a constitutional right to receive and to address to one another".
When the discourse reached the topic of love, the pen split and the paper tore.
In the immediate aftermath of the Snowden revelations, the hysteria in American public discourse reached a fever pitch, with exaggerated claims coming from every direction, as the shrill cries of reactionaries crowded out more reasonable voices.
Racist and xenophobic discourse has reached an especially frightening pitch in the United States and all over the world.
Just how hard-hitting they must be is revealed by how little of our political discourse actually reaches the majority of the public.
At a time when America's political discourse is reaching fever pitch in advance of the presidential election, the play's heated discussion of just who should control the levers of power in a society, and whether the intellectually superior, forward-thinking individual or the mindless majority should dictate public policy, makes for savory meat to chew on after the curtain has fallen.
Upon listening to the insults by, and about, Donald Trump, one might think the coarsening of American political discourse has reached epic proportions.
Clearly, the level of invective in our political discourse has reached a feverish pitch in recent years, matched by the worrisome lack of civility and old fashioned decency we use to pride ourselves on.
