Sentence examples for dominate discourse from inspiring English sources

Until this is addressed, moral entrepreneurs and doomsayers will dominate discourse with dire yet never fully substantiated claims.

"However, we acknowledge that she was one of the strong leaders in Britain and Europe to an extent that some of her policies dominate discourse in the public service structures of the world.

More sharply than any similar debate in recent years, the discussion brought into focus the entirely different and conflicting approaches that have tended to dominate discourse between the Executive.

Mr. Quinn not only has some shared biography with Mr. Rock -- both are natives of Brooklyn and alumni of "Saturday Night Live" -- but on Monday night he, like Mr. Rock, showed a penchant for poking fun about the touchy subjects that dominate discourse in New York and much of the rest of the world these days.

Tribal, partisan interests dominate discourse much more than an honest pursuit of truth.

In the past decade the surge of capital markets has dominated discourse and shaped global consciousness.

As Iraq dominates discourse in America and across the world, Bigelow believes filmmakers will continue to explore the conflict, making Jordan the natural place to film.

Thomas Kuhn, the scientist-philosopher who wrote "The Structure of Scientific Revolutions," said "normal science" dominates discourse until anomalies arise that normal science can no longer address.

Across the region, from the Baltics to the Balkans, national populists with questionable democratic credentials have proven adept at dominating discourse and even winning elections.

White people are so used to dominating discourse and centering ourselves, we struggle with the idea that when it comes to discussing race our opinions are often ill-informed, misguided, and ultimately unwanted or rightly rejected in nonwhite spaces.

Gives a compelling voice to local investigators who are often unheard in this Northern dominated discourse.