Sentence examples for energetic discourse from inspiring English sources
The superb pianist Jean-Efflam Bavouzet took a more unusual approach when, after beginning Debussy's "Préludes" Book II at the Kaplan Penthouse on Wednesday evening, he stopped abruptly a few notes into "Puerta del Vino" and began an energetic discourse on Debussy's aesthetic.
After an energetic discourse that name-checked the likes of Sergio Leone, Werner Herzog and Michael J. Pollard, among many, many others, Mr. Oswalt burnished his blaxploitation credentials, opining on the greater and lesser films of Gordon Parks and recalling the day he met Mario (son of Melvin Van Peebless in a pancake restaurant.
The energetic discourse may be complete with the electronegativity and chemical hardness evaluations by applying the DFT definitions (3) and (4) to physical and chemical energies, respectively.
Given the large number of such persons, given the years dedicated to their education and training, given the privileges they enjoy, given the unprecedented opportunities to communicate at their disposal – we might reasonably expect a rich and varied and energetic public discourse.
Again, from Scotusblog: In a manner of speaking, these issues pose the question — a topic of energetic debate in current American political and social discourse — of whether corporations are "people".
The overlap between what is considered coping and what is considered symptoms, discussed above, may account for these mixed results, as these three coping processes stand in contrast to the dominant discourse of the feminine ideal which encourages women to be energetic multi-taskers who nurture others [ 62] rather than thinking of their own needs.
While energetic and in many cases inspirational, these young activists have converted the political discourse from what the GOP must do in the House to what Obama is supposedly not doing by "allowing" deportations mandated under law by Congress.
A gaggle of energetic and amusing, mostly anonymous, neuroscience bloggers — including Neurocritic, Neuroskeptic, Neurobonkers and Mind Hacks — now regularly point out the lapses and folly contained in mainstream neuroscientific discourse.
