Sentence examples for dominated the discourse from inspiring English sources

He presented the reforms that have dominated the discourse in the hours after our meeting.

The specter of Communism has long dominated the discourse of Silvio Berlusconi, who casts himself as Italy's last line of defense against a tenacious scourge.

The supposedly urgent need to reduce deficits has so dominated the discourse that on Monday, in the midst of a market panic, Mr. Obama devoted most of his remarks to the deficit rather than to the clear and present danger of renewed recession.

MEXICO CITY — President Obama, speaking to an enthusiastic crowd of young people here, on Friday declared a new era in relations with Mexico that will focus on strengthening the countries' economic ties and that will play down the battle against drug gangs that has dominated the discourse for several years.

In the 18th and 19th centuries an overtly theological framework no longer dominated the discourse about same-sex attraction.

With Muslims' increased migration to Europe, fear of an Eastern culture in the midst of Western ideals dominated the discourse.

While the postulation of "meritocratic selection" dominated the discourses of respondents in Amsterdam, in Strasbourg the role of students' orientations and their parents' aspirations were part of the respondents' explanations for their tracking outcomes.

That created a default voice that has come to dominate the discourse.

"They tend to dominate the discourse, even if they don't have high ratings," says Peter Esaiasson of Gothenburg University.

As the British Muslim reformer (and ex-Islamist) Maajid Nawaz says, "They dominate the discourse because they're violent".

We are left instead with the insistent, culturally determined arguments of Mr. Murray and others of like mind, dominating the discourse in a harsher America.