Sentence examples for discourse sets from inspiring English sources

Even the way people handle themselves in daily corporate discourse sets up a bias against action.

In both cases, the idea is to stratify the universe of discourse (sets, sentences) into levels.

Berezovsky's well-funded management of the public discourse set the tone for everything that was to come.

Irritating though it may have been, the level of discourse set a new standard for the portrayal of fictional adolescents, one from which we're still benefiting today.

The vision here was of the news consumers of the future turning the discourse setting on their browser up to eleven and soaking in pure fact.

So: in 1978, a new kind of genuinely symphonic discourse set on an unpredictable modernist sea of non-tonal harmony and ever-changing architecture.

Can this possibly be a principled basis on which to censor ideas and opinions in a society committed to open public discourse?" Setting aside the question of what ought to be prosecuted in a court of law, how should we in the University community think about such issues, and how should we attempt to carry on our daily affairs in relation to them?

also said, "The climate has gotten so toxic in our political discourse, setting up for this kind of reaction for too long.

In the end, this research proposal will attempt to do what Critical Discourse Analysis sets out to do… in the hope that such an attempt will work not only toward a more engaging and engaged theorizing of discourse and feminism in the country but also toward a better set of conditions and choices for those for whom all this theorizing is meant.

David Hess successfully sheds much-needed light on 'greening' as a variegated discourse and set of conflicting practices.

Shunning that effort and keeping to the "Brussels bubble" is a huge mistake because it allows the far right to monopolise public discourse, or set its terms.