Sentence examples for free discourse from inspiring English sources
Free discourse about pay imbalance is a necessary step to exposing and correcting it.
Even in a relatively free discourse, though, direct criticism is often frowned upon, and mocking of religious figures, or along theological lines, is largely off limits.
Christopher Anne Affleck Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 7, 2009 To the Editor: You make the argument that the First Amendment has historically protected free discourse and should, in the same spirit, protect depictions of animal cruelty.
Perhaps it's just typically Tory to elevate the needs of the few (those who knew her personally) above the rights of the typically disenfranchised (those who suffered during her tenure and their families) or even just the right of free discourse about the impact and legacy of Thatcherism.
It's always tempting to find something deviously anti-American in the actions of the French, but this case seems more like a misapplication of a judicious restriction — even if that restriction strikes most readers on this side of the Atlantic as an unnecessary restriction on free discourse.
This result represents a major perhaps miraculous victory for artists, for broadcasters, and for free discourse over the airwaves".
The Futurists Velimir Khlebnikov and Vladimir Mayakovsky engaged in innovative experiments to free poetic discourse from the fetters of tradition.
It uses a Joycean technique, free indirect discourse, that treats the mishmash of place and person like a kind of flux transfer event.
A good deal of O'Brien's prose naturally falls into a loose and chatty free indirect discourse, edging comically (in good Irish literary fashion) toward stream of consciousness.
Over the past decade, the Ethiopian government, which controls the country's main media outlets, has displayed varying degrees of appetite for free political discourse.
We would be grateful for memorial giving to Christ Church Riverdale or any organization that furthers her dedication to human rights, pioneering women in science, or rational and free political discourse.
