Sentence examples for every discourse from inspiring English sources

Every discourse, as Mr. Fish proposes in his literary-critical mode, "is an engine of exclusion and therefore a means of coercion".

If we read in that manner, we will not be able to rejoice in or even become accustomed to such prose as (here's a sampling): "Miss Heywood does, I understand, attend to her so astutely in her every discourse".

[6c1] is accessible to [6c2] because every embedding function that must be considered for [6c2] is an extension of an embedding function for [6c1], and it is for this reason that every discourse referent in [6c1] is also defined in [6c2].

However, while the vilification of all that represents Islam seems to permeate almost every discourse in America, we have neglected to scrutinize our own rebels.

Kotalik argues that as "every discourse about health care has not only a scientific but also a moral dimension, [pandemic influenza] plans also presuppose certain ethical values, principles, norms, interests and preferences" [ 10].

Others can be implicit and embedded in the practices of every-day discourse (van Dijk 1998).

Tesfaye has said the economic empowerment of women should be "the prime agenda in every development discourse" and supports the Centre for Accelerated Women's Economic Empowerment (CAWEE) in Addis Ababa.

At the same time, we need to keep in mind that every feminist discourse undermines its "paternal" method to some degree (see Harding 1991).

Gone, if only for a moment, were those laconic Coloradans and ubiquitous Ohioans who dominate the political discourse every fourth autumn.

"I don't know why... every time we discourse on cinema we always focus on the length.

Santoro presents his story like a documentary film collage, with talking heads directing the discourse every page or two -- Hentoff, the wives, Knepper, Mingus himself.