Sentence examples for discourse which requires from inspiring English sources

Korsgaard's general point is that by focusing on questions of meaning, the expressivist fails to make adequate sense of normative discourse, which requires a different sort of philosophical investigation about the sources of normativity (Korsgaard 1996a).

Which requires constant security.

Which requires constant bullshit.

Writing takes time, which requires money.

The biggest whopper in Professor Hospital's e-mail is also the most eye-popping: her claim that "about half the graduating class [at Columbia] has a book published or a publishing contract in hand by graduation". There are no conventions of etiquette or civil discourse known to this writer which require him to describe this claim as anything other than a falsehood.

Which required votive candles, of course.

The plans expanded, which required more money.

Which required great discipline.

While Laozi suggests that the natural behavior generated by our natural constitution requires the abandonment of language, it is hardly coincidental that the declarative Confucian, Mengzi never mentions the Proper names discourse, which occupies such an important position in the Analects.

"It's a colonialist discourse which disrespects them," Hoopes said.

And there are pages of direct discourse which Mr Cunningham purports to recall verbatim.