Sentence examples for discourses by from inspiring English sources

I also have a copy of "Discourses," by Meher Baba; this is a throwback, relatively new for me these days.

The Friday Evening Discourses by the likes of Michael Faraday and Humphrey Davy were so popular that carriages were blocking the streets to get their passengers to and from the lectures.

Based upon what are believed to be discourses by Mahavira that were compiled by his disciples, this canon preserves his teachings in an imperfect way, since it has been subject to both interpolation and loss throughout the ages.

The Chahār maqāleh ("Four Discourses") by Niẓāmī ʿArūẕī focuses not on the ruler himself but on four important functionaries at court: the secretary, the poet, the doctor, and the astrologer.

According to Wodak (2001: 10), one of the main objectives of CDA is "to demystify discourses by deciphering ideologies".

In this series of discourses by famous women, Scudéry creates fictitious diatribes pronounced by powerful women in a moment of crisis, often on the verge of death.

He kept up his recent discourse by moaning: "I feel that referees don't respect us".

Mr Beck may finally have crossed the slippery line of acceptable discourse by these claims.

The Schoenberg work is an eight-minute discourse, by turns heated, beseeching and baffled.

Not only is it sneaky, but the silent squeeze also weakens discourse by removing dramatic pauses.

On Love, philosophical discourse by Stendhal, published in 1822 as De l'amour.