Sentence examples for her discourse from inspiring English sources

She has changed her discourse to introduce social issues and was noticeably softer on immigration.

"I'm not that much older than him, so I never want it to feel like I'm mentoring him," began her discourse on Bieber.

Reason remonstrates with the Lover and explains the functions of Fortune, Friendship, and Wealth and, during her discourse, names the sexual organs, RR 6928-7184.

At the same time, her hands moved with an efficiency completely at odds with her speech: she held the package now, and, without pausing in her discourse, used the letter opener to cut the red bow my mother had tied.

While she projects an image of a young woman who is modern, friendly, nice and smiling, her discourse is much more conservative than that of even Marine Le Pen, very strong, sometimes aggressive.

Back from the sign-forested city of Tamara, he explains to Kublai Khan: "Your gaze scans the streets as if they were written pages: the city says everything you must think, makes you repeat her discourse, and while you believe you are visiting Tamara, you are only recording the names with which she defines herself and all her parts.

Jaya Srinivasan, in her discourses on tales from the Hindu epics, says that though Ahalya's action was "unpardonable", she was redeemed by the divine touch of dust from Rama's feet.

If we read in that manner, we will not be able to rejoice in or even become accustomed to such prose as (here's a sampling): "Miss Heywood does, I understand, attend to her so astutely in her every discourse".

Thus even if a feminist identifies herself as analytic, she still takes pains to differentiate her views in some respects from her "paternal" discourse.

Cudworth's daughter, Damaris, Lady Masham, published her own Discourse Concerning the Love of God (1696) and did much to spread her father's moral and religious ideas.

What about her political discourse do you find most striking?