Sentence examples for discourses and from inspiring English sources

He can wear people down with his long discourses, and some of the interrupters say they sometimes tune him out.

First, digital media tools provide new, creative ways for local peacebuilders to foster alternative discourses and challenge prevailing conflict narratives.

At the same time, her work takes sophisticated discourses and boils them down to rather simplistic results.

In office Machiavelli wrote a number of short political discourses and poems (the Decennali) on Florentine history.

"It's hard to suddenly go into big discourses and talk about civil disobedience; my solution to talk about those matters is to make them sound relatable".

These new class analyses, discourses and struggles are initiatives emerging in and around the Occupy Wall Street movement in the US – and analogous anticapitalist movements elsewhere.

Jesus' divinity is emphasized from the outset, and the text is marked by his long discourses and debates with Jewish figures.

At that time he had still pretended to talk easily about his war and had prepared little discourses and picaresque anecdotes to recite on demand.

Al-Zamakhsharī's other works include three collections of apothegms as well as treatises on moral discourses and a number of poems.

The lengthy homilies of the Zohar are mixed with short discourses and parables, all centred on Simeon ben Yoḥai (2nd century ad) and his disciples.

The story unfolds through wide-screen talking-head discourses and archival montages, propelled by John Kusiak's antic, I-dare-you-not-to-think-of-Philip-Glass score.