Sentence examples for had discourse from inspiring English sources

Wheelwright wrote a letter to his church in Hampton, dated 20 April 1658, in which he described his meeting with Cromwell, writing, "I had discourse in private about the space of an hour.

Presupposed information is information that is presented as given, and in van der Sandt's theory this means that presuppositions want to have discourse referents to bind to.

Leibniz speaks of the "marks [les marques]" that each perception of a substance contains for all other perceptions that substance will ever have (Discourse on Metaphysics §8).

But I think that we need to have discourse, and I'm not a believer in censorship.

I've seen some of the comments on the site, and it seems a dangerous place to have discourse.

Doing the world's business, he has discoursed in Moscow with Mikhail Gorbachev ("most interesting person I've met in the job") but exhibits Heartland derision for Washington.

Each profession has its own discourse and some medics are honest to the point of brutality.

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

I had the discourses, the wisdom, the knowledge, the validation, confirmation I had sought.

Other critics have targeted discourse ethics at a metaethical level.

One is that, well, we wanted to be able to have that discourse in the scientific community as a record.