Sentence examples for discourse will be from inspiring English sources

And a whole new level of discourse will be added to the life of the paddock.

Epistemological and practical areas of tension between rights discourse and cultural discourse will be surveyed within the context of current global challenges facing heritage practice, conservation and archaeology.

If New Yorkers are forced to choose between the Mayor and the police, the result — already showing up in polls and public discourse — will be a racially polarized city.

Architectural discourse will be considered here as the intersection of diverse systems of representation: buildings, projects, drawings, but also architectural theory and criticism, exhibitions, photographs, professional magazines, and the popular press.

The Israeli legal system, like the legal systems in other countries, faces a variety of challenges and complex ethical and legal issues when required to regulate (often retrospectively) the manner and processes through which the discourse will be conducted in the virtual "town hall".

Because if it is impossible anymore for Arab-Muslim leaders to distinguish between Palestinian resistance directed at military targets and tied to a specific peace proposal, and terrorism designed to kill kids, without regard to a peace plan or political alternatives, then over time no moral discourse will be possible between America and the Arabs.

Although discourses will be examined in isolation in an analytical sense, discourses are, in fact, inseparable from social practices.

These discourses will be discussed under the headings derived from a content analysis of the submissions included in this study.

Maybe, what I actually fear is that in the end, after CDA, after having identified and made sense of these notions of identity, subjectivity, and agency in discourse, I will be left with once again only discourse and no real possibility of changing it or getting out of it.

"But with those two exceptions, outside of the Scott Peterson trial, nothing — a speech, a proposal, something in the democratic discourse — nothing will be national news unless it occurs within a ten-minute cab ride of downtown Manhattan or downtown Washington, D.C. Los Angeles, Chicago, St . Louis— they don't exist.

That is, the existential typically functions to introduce a new entity into the discourse, which will be elaborated on in the text that follows.