Sentence examples for discourses which from inspiring English sources

Hume steps forward as an economist in the Political Discourses, which were incorporated in Essays and Treatises as Part II of Essays, Moral and Political.

Enrico Davila was the author of a history of 16th-century French civil wars — not obvious food for controversy, but Adams's "Discourses," which ran in a Philadelphia newspaper, included remarks praising hereditary monarchs as a useful balance in some societies.

Notable among Bontempelli's critical works are L'avventura novecentista (1939; "The 20th-Century Adventure") and Introduzioni e discorsi (1945; "Introductions and Discourses"), which treats the work of many major 19th- and 20th-century Italian writers.

Discursively, this paradigm was accompanied by scientization of nature discourses, which saw the word nature increasingly replaced by the environment and which went hand in hand with a progressive rationalization of natural resource use.

Beginning in Pune, he delivered hundreds of religious and philosophical discourses, which he called jnana yajñas ("knowledge offerings"), in the major cities of India, explaining the esoteric Vedanta philosophy simply and logically by means of examples drawn from everyday life.

In a generic reference to Iran's critics, Mr. Rouhani said they had established what he called "propagandistic and unfounded faith-phobic, Islamo-phobic, Shia-phobic and Iran-phobic discourses," which he said posed "serious threats against world peace and human security".

And there are pages of direct discourse which Mr Cunningham purports to recall verbatim.

There is an idiocy in current discourse, which calls things about which people can be angry or mistaken "controversial".

It is time to advance to a discourse which exemplifies rather than negates what education should be about".

The mainstream national discourse, which is laid down by Delhi's news media, is not always relevant to the South.

It exemplifies the coarsening of social discourse which appears to have been happening over the last 25 years or so.