Sentence examples for discourse would be from inspiring English sources

But political discourse would be much poorer if such noted academics as Albert Einstein, Cornel West and Jane Goodall thought as Mr. Fish does.

To blame the Internet for the level of noise and illiteracy in our public discourse would be like blaming Nature when the city doesn't send out the snow plows.

Nor, alas, would this book make for a course in winning modern-day elections – though how our political discourse would be brightened up with platform speeches of Shavian quality.

Imagine how different our political discourse would be in this election cycle if we had a national health care system with access for all, like those in the European Union or Canada.

Why not? "In a way, the book and the course try to model what public discourse would be like if it were more morally ambitious than it is," Mr. Sandel said.

"If more Democrats were able to make the case for the underlying social contract as effectively, our discourse would be vastly less mind-numbing," wrote Steve Benen in a Washington Monthly article that summed up what many liberals across the country were feeling.

As much as I'm enjoying your point-by-point discourse, I would be devastated not to witness what I sincerely hope will be Murray's first Grand Slam victory visually.

Sentence (and discourse) meanings would be obtained by composing such functions appropriately, producing for any sentence a set of DRSs.

I could say that women use emotions more than logic in their discourse, but that would be wrong, although I could cite Myers-Briggs and their personality research to substantiate this claim if I chose to.

Studies examining the positive and negative effects of textual and discourse-based uncertainty would be especially useful.

Either way, discourse would then be based on information, not illusion.