Sentence examples for fair discourse from inspiring English sources
It is our responsibility to understand the other side of our birth right, seek out and highlight moderate voices, and reinvigorate balanced and fair discourse of the conflict in order to protect and propel the livelihoods of people on both sides.
He called his debate with Bill O'Reilly -- where he also told the Fox News host to be careful about painting all Muslims as extremists -- an "honest, sensitive" one "in the best American tradition of a fair, full-throated and honest discourse about the issues of the day".
The insinuation was that these companies cannot properly maintain fair platforms for discourse.
But we shouldn't need a nearly successful rebellion in the House of Representatives against the leadership of both parties to ensure fair play in public discourse.
When registration begins in two months, users will be asked to abide by "core principles of tolerance, open debate, civil discourse and fair and balanced coverage of the news," with insulting comments deleted.
First produced in 1953, and set in late 17th-century Salem, Mass., "The Crucible" dates from a time when, as Miller wrote in "The New Yorker" in 1996, "the politics of alien conspiracy dominated political discourse and bid fair to wipe out any other issue".
My resolution for 2014 simple: Stop Servicemaggendon by putting what really matters in my consumer advocacy crosshairs and keep the discourse civil and fair.
Discursive theories, broadly speaking, hold that the aim of public justification is to generate agreement and resolution among disputants through the process of real discourse secured by just and fair social institutions.
Discourse, just like people, can be subcategorized.
Instead of everyone talking about her reentry into public discourse with the Vanity Fair essay, we'd be wishing she'd shut up.
