Sentence examples for had a discourse from inspiring English sources

I had a discourse, an encounter with these people but I never had a list of questions".

"Theo van Gogh, who had a discourse with his killer before an explanation was pinned to his chest with a steak knife, can't forget".

"And so what we want to do is make them visible, put a bit of light on them so that they too have a discourse instead of letting them one day just be gone.

Luis Cancel, at Cultural Affairs, seems to want him to finish the project; he is very politic, and talks about "the natural tension between the vision of the artist and the vision of the patron," and about "the pool of people with whom the artist will have a discourse".

Here we have a discourse structure of [directive + counter + [hypothetical-real]] (Hoey 1991, 1996, 2013, Winter 1994) which sets up the evaluative positioning and hence the attitude towards the target buildings: "let them [verbal] + but + [if they [verbal] [-then …]]".

"We have to be civil whenever we have a discourse.

"Mainstream political parties are now trying to have a discourse as popular as Jobbik's.

"We're not going to have a discourse in this campaign over the fact that the great American wealth machine is benefiting only those at the top.

"Looking at artists under the umbrella of the Islamic world and having a discourse on peoples' culture and lives, it's important to look at what people are doing now," Motevalli says.

However unless you get a chance to discuss the poster with other delegates it can feel like you are having a discourse with yourself".

It is not enough for us to have a discourse among ourselves about what needs to happen in order for health systems to be better prepared for the next infectious disease epidemic or outbreak.