Sentence examples for discussed tenor from inspiring English sources

Teachers in this study were trained using the KF that demands analysis of academic tasks for their functions what is being discussed (field), who/how it is being discussed (tenor), and the medium through which it is discussed (mode)—and the associated linguistic features at the levels of lexicon, syntax, and discourse.

Con Edison executives declined to discuss the tenor or details of the contract negotiations.

It's important but need not detain us forever to discuss the tenor and form of the interrelations that existed.

Before Game 3, Iginla discussed the tone and tenor of a series that became nastier Thursday night -- with more hard hits and a few fistfights -- before moving to the Saddledome on Saturday night.

They provide the only known records of Milka Ternina, a Croatian soprano; Emilio De Marchi, an Italian tenor; & Jean de Reszke, a Polish tenor Tom Owen & David Hamilton, who produced the album with David Hall, discussed the technical difficulties of transferring the sound on cylinders to a modern tape deck.

This analysis explores the tenor and key emergent themes within these texts, as discussed below.

Con Edison officials have declined to discuss the content or tenor of the talks, but they issued a statement saying the utility was prepared to produce a "fair and equitable contract".

In his address, Julian discussed the trajectory of the movement and how the passage of the Civil Rights Act, in 1964, had changed its tenor, making people complacent, making them think that the victory had been won.

WHETHER it's "Doo Wop 50" or "The Three Tenors," Bill Moyers discussing death in America or countless other Public Broadcasting Service television specials on scientific, cultural, educational and historical subjects, Long Islanders have access to an unusually rich menu of programs, thanks to Channel 21, WLIW in Plainview, and to Channel 13, WNET in Manhattan.

IN the summer of 2000, while on a trip to England with the Santa Clara Chorale, two tenors, Curt Walton and Ted Schroeder, were discussing sheet music.

For example, in the Genetic Diseases example (Table 5), the field is biological science; the tenor will be informal when small groups of peers discuss the "principles" of genetic science; and, the tenor will be more formal when the "choice" around genetics is presented.