Wiseman shows a higher discourse about art — a musical discourse, a poetic discourse, a balletic discourse.
And that public space of freedom wasn't opened solely by high-minded discourse and ennobling art, but also by crude and vulgar works.
She worked a different kind of magic on them, transforming each work into a reasoned, if sometimes high-strung discourse, and rendering their composer as a creature of flesh and blood, desires, triumphs and frustrations.
In fact, if I were establishing an ethics society, our slogan would be "You'll come for the high-minded discourse, but you'll stay for the pulse-quickening romance".
It won't, say Rowbottom and a growing number of academics who believe that attitudes to cheating are still stuck in the Victorian era, and that there is a need for a high-level discourse on the morality and philosophy of 21st-century professional sport.
Davos, Switzerland - THE Rolls Royce of business conferences glides to its conclusion here today, capping a week of stimulating, high-minded discourse that makes the gathering such a hot ticket each year among chief executives, politicians, academics, journalists, the nonprofit set and the occasional celebrity.
We hold meetings on "skills development", instead of just learning, and write reports on how to foster "critical thinking", instead of just thinking well.Meanwhile, the high-minded discourse and furrowed brows allow us to put off the more contentious and difficult questions of how these things should actually be done.
This work proposes the use of high-level discourse information extracted from queries and documents to improve the precision of retrieval results.
But always lurking beneath the high-minded discourse was the question of how racial preferences — or a ban on them — would affect my racial or ethnic group.
Such dismissive tone from Trump extends beyond the State Department to the ground the president is laying for epically his high-stakes discourse with a nuclear-armed adversary.
