Sentence examples for discourse that this from inspiring English sources

It is sad testimony to the degree of vitriol in our current discourse that this phrase should get a pass both from Gordon's own excellent critical faculties and from the Book Review editors.

I feel bad about the discourse that this campaign, this election campaign as taken".

Maybe this image will scare some people off, but hopefully I can shake things up politically with the discourse that this image will trigger.

Beyond the pollution of the information stream and the ensuing disfigurement of public discourse that this conspiracism represents, even worse is the violence that it appears to be inspiring, particularly among angry young white men.

The dominant discourse that reflects this is all about trying to make Aboriginal people into something else and not recognising the skills, the talent, the knowledge, the passion that already exists in Aboriginal people, and the leadership that exists in our communities.

While social media affords tremendous opportunities to redefine the new Latina and give credence to her voice, we need to infiltrate mainstream media, where opinions play an important role in the political, social and economic discourse that affects this country.

The kind of discourse that can do this is narrative.

The highly developed Buddhist arguments had little purchase on Chinese intellectuals and the only available common form of discourse that could "domesticate" this alien system was Neo-Daoist "abstruse learning" which focused on the metaphysical notions of being and non-being.

"I think that's one of the only things I like about this reality show: the dialogues are very representative of the political discourse that goes on in this country.

But his letter's opening salutation to "supporters, doubters, and those meddling in between" hinted at the high stakes geopolitics and dangerous discourse that also lies behind this high profile trial.

Bravo to Crowley for setting the stage for beginning this discourse that deserves the time and consideration of those writing US policy and laws.