Sentence examples for discourse shows from inspiring English sources
"This discourse shows that Armenian identity is still alive," he said.
The fact that what was, once at least, officially outlawed by the political system is now an acceptable part of public discourse shows just how widespread in Israel society is the responsibility for the legitimisation of what Lieberman represents.
An empirical analysis of word usage for "theory" across scientific discourse shows tremendous heterogeneity.
Figure 7, representing the description of tenor of discourse, shows both kinds of diacritics.
This discourse shows that there has been a tacit assumption that sex arose from asex, and that it outcompeted asex because its "advantages" outweighed its "costs".
Furthermore, the discourse showed more interaction and negotiation of meaning.
For example, although one teacher's discourse showed various distributions of the reasoning components in the coded CDAT table, the EQUIP and TIR assessment results pointed out that her questions were mostly to check for student understanding and correct responses.
As expressed by one TBA, the ' Sudhrela' or 'the improved ones'- i.e. educated rich women - have hospital births, reinforcing the discourse shown as a loop in Figure 1.
(These questions are more fully explored in CST's latest annual report on antisemitic discourse, which shows the persistence and resonance of old antisemitic themes and impacts in mainstream media and political treatment of Jewish-related issues. CST's blog also covers these themes).
As one commenter on the paper writes, The researchers believe the explanation is that "conscientious people are generally more thoughtful and aware of themselves and their surroundings," and their use of discourse markers shows they have a "desire to share or rephrase opinions to recipients".
This finding is then tied to discourse that shows that after encountering failures, players were often led to group discussions on relevant game mechanics with embedded virology content.
