Sentence examples for discourses should be from inspiring English sources

These discourses should be "truthful, free of competition, and, in brief, serene, since earning one's living by sophistic or competitive speeches is no better than doing so by demagogic or sycophantic ones" (On Household Management xxiii.22 36).22 36

The implications of such lazy discourse should be obvious.

Our political discourse should be more civil than it currently is, and we all, myself included, bear some responsibility for it not being so.Which is fine.

"Our political discourse should be more civil than it currently is, and we all, myself included, bear some responsibility for it not being so," Mr. McCain said.

This billboard not only offended me morally and aesthetically it also went against everything that I feel political discourse should be about.

In a world in which we are ostensibly more connected than ever before, in which information should flow more freely and civic discourse should be clamorously diverse, we appear to be retreating further and further into niches.

At first, it seemed strange to me that such a Jewish discourse should be anticipated so plainly by a Christmas story — one written a decade before Freud was born.

At first, it seemed strange to me that such a Jewish discourse should be anticipated so plainly by a Christmas story one written a decade before Freud was born.

Instead, the discourse should be about responsibility when business which draws private benefits from city expenditure (on everything from education to law and order) so that business should, in return, pay its fair share of the social costs; and the valuable businesses are those which are rooted in place and accept their social obligations.

Unpopular or controversial viewpoints that are part of honest discourse should be allowed to flow freely.

Second, liberalism is committed to the claim that moral and political discourse should be couched not primarily in terms of the virtues, but individual rights.