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.
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.
And there, into the early hours Susan would discuss music just heard, or some book or film, as her discourse wound its inimitable way... or else she might demand some update on personal life while remaining imporous about her own Susan's urge to communicate was not born of self-promotion for it propelled her far beyond her writing.
But without casting aspersion or criticism in any direction, I have noticed that Senator Clinton, probably without meaning to, has not fully contextualized her discourse, which has had the effect of diffusing the national conversation we must have about the tremendous challenges we face.
Indeed, one would like to hear her discourse at length on all of Brando's films, good and bad, almost as much as one would like to see King Marlon, at 77, assay a role that requires him to survey his empire, fatally misinterpret those who love him best, and rail against God and nature.
An example of this is that Sara includes personal anecdotes and uses humour in her discourse.
Unlike Ben who could transform ideas from sources as he wrote, Mary apparently separated her discourse synthesis process into manageable steps.
Mrs Edgar is attempting to bring together two functions of her discourse: encouraging Katrina to recount what she has done, as well as teaching her a lesson about SAE.
