Sentence examples for discourse that cannot be from inspiring English sources

That is a discourse that cannot be controlled by anyone.

We sit at a political juncture, with the voices and actions of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas students and countless other gun control activists in the national political discourse finally rising to a volume that cannot be ignored.

Since this is incorrect, the pronoun in the second sentence of (11) is not a referring expression.[8] Thus, with pronouns in discourse anaphora, we have examples of pronouns that cannot be understood as picking up their referents from their antecedents (11) nor as being variables bound by their antecedents (8-10).

As one Chinese blogger explained, "The grass-mud horse represents information and opinions that cannot be accepted by the mainstream discourse, and the 'Song of the Grass-Mud Horse' has become a metaphor of the power struggle over Internet expression".

They are convinced that the enormity of the Holocaust opened up a rift in human consciousness that cannot be bridged by conventional forms of discourse.

So now we have three cases of anaphoric pronouns that cannot be understood as referring expressions nor as bound variables: 1) pronouns in discourse anaphora; 2) pronouns in Geach discourses and 3) pronouns in (conditional and relative clause) donkey sentences.

That cannot be overemphasized.

That cannot be".

That cannot be denied.

That cannot be admitted.

But that cannot be guaranteed.