Sentence examples for formal discourse from inspiring English sources

They interpreted books liberally and wrote about them with a fluency and a precision befitting R. P. Blackmur's definition of criticism as "the formal discourse of an amateur".

The paper critically reviews thematic patterns and trends pertaining to constructions of 'race' and racism within South African psychology's formal discourse between 1990 and 2000.

As demonstrated, focusing on just the obvious most central concepts in formal discourse does not always reveal the underlying and subtler shifts across the periods investigated.

Secondly, our paper applies an approach for assessing dynamic shifts in formal discourse through the structural positions of semantic network nodes.

Drawing on discourse analysis of expert and public perspectives and auto-ethnographic experience, this article challenges the experienced extent of antagonistic art practice in juxtaposition to the formal discourse of creators and urban policymakers.

But powerful though the association of objecthood and substantiality would seem to be, it provides sponsors of the PCO with no compelling reason to call into question the austere sense of object within a purely formal discourse.

We anticipate our noteworthy results to open new avenues for semantic network research dealing with formal discourses beyond the context of the financial crisis.

In this paper, we apply semi-automated text analysis (semantic network analysis) to unravel over time changes in formal discourses and thus contribute to insight in their flexibility.

As these mobile networks become more powerful and pervasive, they will have a greater impact on compositional practices and will require a shift in habitual, disciplinary approaches to authorship and to the relationship between the more formal discourses of academics and the informal communications on mobile networks.

This stupendous exegetical achievement would dominate ecclesiastical commentaries on Revelation for the next eight centuries and most formal theological discourse through the Reformation.

Formal organizational discourse contains repetitive top key concepts, indicative of the obvious and perhaps uninformative central topics of an organization.