Sentence examples for having a discourse from inspiring English sources
They're allowing there to be room to change that and still preserve, perhaps, the color is sacred, or that wave is sacred or the shape of the bottle is sacred, so they're having a discourse around what is the most sacred part of that brand.
"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".
© UNICEF/Nadchatram UNICEF Malaysia youth volunteers sharing IDS information with their peers at the "3R-UNICEF All Women's Futsal Playoffs 2006" Q: What do you think will be the response to this discourse and debate in Asia? A. Having a discourse about children's civil rights in Asia will already be in itself an important achievement.
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".
"It is a part of the Brazilian population that was hidden, that was in the closet, and now it has a leader, it has a discourse to legitimize it," she said.
"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.
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 …]]".
"Mainstream political parties are now trying to have a discourse as popular as Jobbik's.
