Sentence examples for discourses given from inspiring English sources

He also directed male devotees not to listen to religious discourses given by women.

1872: Analysis of Systematic Theology (1st Edition) 1883: Analysis of Systematic Theology (2nd Edition) 1895: Manual of Church History 1896: Synopsis of Church Government Various sermons, addresses, and discourses given in public by Rev. Woodbridge have been printed in newspapers and periodicals, as part of a collection of addresses in books, and as separately published pamphlets.

Sensationalist media reportage and popular discourses give rise to an image of an 'exodus' of desperate Africans fleeing poverty at home in search of the European El Doradoo'.

Analysis of the participants' discourses gives a dynamic view toward implementing EBM in PC.

In his discourse, given to students at the University of Utah in 1972 and replayed here, Smithson, in whose art the notion of entropy played a crucial role, examines the crumbling structure as if it were a Mayan ruin.

Olshansky, for instance, says that it's too soon for the term "reversing aging" to be used in scientific discourse given that no one knows whether the aging process can even be slowed (see Olshansky Viewpoint and Olshansky Perspective).

Rather than attempt to eradicate the empowered modern women discourse, given that it was widely prevalent amongst young women, it might be possible to modify it by using some elements of the discourse to counter other elements.

aIn this paper we capitalize the term 'Quality of Care' to indicate that we are talking about the discourse and specific sub-disocurses as well as the formal evaluation of care to which such discourses have given rise.

This discourse gives an idea of the scope of the subject, and how this area of engineering is related to other core subjects.

This contribution employs an integrated approach to the investigation of the form and function of the theme zone in English media discourse giving particular attention to the communicative genres of political interview and editorial.

Arianna Huffington, the political writer who founded HuffingtonPost.com, said "smart" heckling now plays a role in the public discourse, giving people with a point of view another way to express it.