Sentence examples for discourse to counter from inspiring English sources

We need to make the compassionate voice of religion a potent force in our troubled world, develop a religious and moral discourse to counter those that speak of hatred and disdain.

Rather than attempt to eradicate the empowered modern women discourse, given that it was widely prevalent amongst young women, it might be possible to modify it by using some elements of the discourse to counter other elements.

More than 300 people have signed up for the group's workshops, intended to give people the tools to counter this discourse.

To counter such discourse, Neo-Confucians formulated their own explanations of spiritual phenomena, ones offering a more naturalistic account of the apparent activities of ghosts and spirits.

There is an urgent need for scholars studying past societies to counter the over-simplistic discourse linking abrupt climate changes to ancient societal 'collapses'collapses

We've put this stake in the ground to counter the growing toxic public discourse, division and mistrust in our society.

Therefore, we have a right -- no, an obligation -- to counter this destructive and, yes, oppressive discourse with all the voices, the energy, the unity, the intelligence, and all the love of which we are capable.

Clinicians and advocates should be aware of the dominance of curative public discourse in the media and beyond and be prepared to counter such representations.

"But we also agreed that the best way to counter deplorable arguments is more discussion, not less, and that the appropriate place for this kind of discourse is the university.

He strives to counter "aggressive" gay propaganda, he says - in other words, public discourse that implies that homosexuality "is normal, is good, is part of democracy".

The temptation to counter the incivility of talk radio with a similar rant from the left would, however, only reinforce disgust with the tone of contemporary political discourse.