Sentence examples similar to fitting discourse from inspiring English sources

If there is a club that should express a sense of solidarity with various groups then it's Rayo, because it feels like it fits that discourse, it fits that narrative, it fits that self-identity".

Now the past is being adjusted to fit whatever discourse the ruling elites in these countries want at the present moment".

Actual users, however, sometimes wanted to maintain their social network in places outside their homes and would rather enact images that fit the discourse of active aging.

As discussed above, blends are constructed on the basis of "conceptual metaphors and metonymies and pre-existing frames of understanding, which are then moulded in the blend to fit the discourse context" (Benczes 2006: 58).

According to Benczes (2006): 58), "[t]he language user needs to construct blends on the basis of conceptual metaphors and metonymies and pre-existing frames of understanding, which are then moulded in the blend to fit the discourse context".

Along those lines, Lam sees Yenbamroong's story fitting into a larger discourse.

It also provided a good framework with how these records fit into a discourse, in this case, that of ecumenism.

Just four years ago, the line between what was fit for public discourse and what was best left for private conversation was pretty clear.

This decontextualized discourse fits seamlessly within neoliberal ideology and is ultimately antidemocratic.

It fitted the mainstream discourse of the city's decades-long woes, yet I still couldn't shake the feeling that there was more to it. .

Other parts of the story fit the dominant discourse model less well.