Sentence examples for discourses are from inspiring English sources
The discourses are both cultivated and passionate.
Even small children know which discourses are legitimised by the grownups.
Military, naval, legal, corporate, criminal, jazz, rap and ghetto discourses are mingled at every turn.
They find it easier to legitimise and extend their hegemony when no other discourses are heard.
Unfortunately for Musgrove, these discourses are delivered in a chirpy hill-country tremolo that genteel Mississippians -- and state legislators -- find oppressive.
Most of Lessig's legal discourses are enlightening, but he occasionally forgets those of us who never went to law school: "A constraint may be objectively ex post, but experienced subjectively ex ante".
We sorely need a more balanced and sensitive conversation about migration, yet political and popular discourses are so poisoned, all attempts at a shift of tone get shouted down.
And the discourses are aimed at what we call "justification".
Such discourses are usually held during the appraisal stage.
Foucault holds that discourses are what constitute and empower the subjects that make history.
Major instruments for reflective discourses are roundtables, negotiated rule-making, mediation, arbitration, and stakeholder dialogues.
