Sentence examples for entering the discourse from inspiring English sources

* We're looking forward to the "Real Actual Genuine Not Fake Living Wage" entering the discourse in the 2022 General Election.

Its success in entering the discourse without major public skepticism suggests that white nationalist-endorsed talk of defending Western values against foreign barbarians will only become more common and more heated ― even if that means alienating friendly countries abroad, sowing distrust between vulnerable communities at home and, as in Oklahoma, actual violence.

Her mind doesn't enter the discourse; instead it is just a battle over her body.

His mandate follows a "doctrinal assessment" by the Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith in 2011 which spoke of  "certain radical feminist themes incompatible with the Catholic faith" which had allegedly entered the discourse of the American sisters.But it was the sisters, not the hierarch, who delivered to the world a report on the outcome of the two sides' deliberations.

When will the adolescent-boy tide turn, so that "vulva," "labia," "pudendum" — those parts that are commonly called the vagina; let's not even get into "uterus" — would actually enter or, rather, re-enter the discourse as words worth knowing, let alone understanding?

Most notably, the premise of a low willingness to pay entered the discourse in two ways.

When collaboration and interdependence are a shared concern of public and private actors, we enter the discourse on public governance [6,7].

"LTRO" enters the discourse of the ECB as a very highly ranked G concept, indicating that it connected disparate topics during the crisis.

Also, while "stable_price" becomes an even more popular concept, "unemployment" enters the discourse of the Fed directly as a popular concept (LC).

We also observe that "Term Asset-Backed SecuriTALF LoandFaciliTerm Securities Lending Facility TSLFng Facility" (TSLF) enter the discourse of the Fed, with "TALF" being a highly popular and connective concept, while "TSLF" is mostly a popular concept.

As Ebony's November issue brings this, and other discussions to the forefront we must enter the discourse being honest about the Cosby dream, and the African-American financial reality.