Sentence examples for from this discourse from inspiring English sources

The issue of Judy Murray's court-side involvement with her son, for instance, was never going to be far away from this discourse from this discourse.

Once, a man was held to be mad if he strayed from this discourse - even if his utterings were credited with revealing some hidden truth.

From this discourse, we know that public governance has moved beyond the image of government uni-centricly steering society as an 'unmoved mover', toward sharing responsibility in a multicentric and interactive way, across different polity layers and between various public and private actors [8-10].

But what's been distinctly lacking from this discourse, up until now, has been festival Tories.

The laughter is gone from this discourse as the president, his advisors, and his allies have shifted to more militant language.

Findings from this critical discourse analysis revealed extensive similarities between the discourses identified in the submissions with the direction of the 2009 proposed primary maternity care reform agenda.

Findings from this critical discourse analysis revealed extensive similarities between the discourses identified in the submissions by individual women, consumer groups and other organisations representing women's interests with the direction of the proposed primary maternity care reform agenda.

This discourse from my local bargain hostelry being a case in point.

They are now used in ways that have broken from this medical discourse and may be used more generally to indicate folk who move away from being assigned male (or female) at birth to the "other" direction.

What has been missing from this overall discourse is the not-yet deserved kudos to the Fab team, who must be losing sleep every night over the eventual fate of their company.

Findings from this critical discourse analysis revealed that Australian maternity services are being portrayed to the general public as an inflexible outdated service struggling to meets the needs of pregnant women and in desperate need of reform.