Sentence examples for favourite discourse from inspiring English sources

Many of us are prone to this kind of binary reductionism, but it is amplified and exaggerated by religion, because its favourite discourse is the adversarial.

My attempts to contact him via his publicist have failed, though I note he is more than happy to discourse on his favourite dairy product – he's "working on a new mozzarella" – and his "foodio", the converted outbuilding in which he develops his curd-based brainwaves.

Satire is now part and parcel of the political discourse, alongside impromptu music videos from Nigeria's favourite artists crying the tears of a nation.

Theodora Oikonomides, a journalist at the alternative radio network RadioBubble, who has covered the rise of Golden Dawn, voices a fear common to many: "Golden Dawn's favourite themes, such as xenophobia, homophobia and anti-Semitism have now become part of Greek public discourse, whether at the political or at the social level.

Some folk discourse.

Less discourse.

A gun silences discourse.

Civil discourse = bad ratings.

Favourite drive?

Favourite teams?

Any favourite?