Sentence examples for historic discourses from inspiring English sources

It severed the links to the (non-literal) historic discourses and intellectual traditions of Islam, and its religiosity increasingly became an externalized, very visible, almost secularized, outer projection.

These efforts, intentional or not, have done a great deal in advancing Muslims in the public eye, showing them for who they really are instead of what modern and historic Western discourses claim on their behalf.

The word "historic" is deployed too lazily in political discourse.

Current dam development shows little evidence that any historic reflection is taking place; instead the discourse of infrastructure-as-prerequisite-for-development is consistently repeated.

The battle lines of this historic conflict continue to shape contemporary evolutionary discourse.

We must maximize this historic moment in our nation to shift the discourse and resources toward what we must do to prevent and rectify this systemic plague.

Our interest in exploring the notion of archiving was recognising that the visual arts have been able to develop a public discourse partly due to their rich and historic archives.

A group of 67 Latin American artists, writers, actors and scientists this week published an open letter about Trump's "hateful discourse", and called on people to "remember the historic campaigns against other ethnic groups that ended with millions dead".

The other historic reality is that immigration has always been synonymous with race in British political discourse.

His comments came at the end of a hectic day which included a warning to children against the allure of "celebrity culture", a pointed discourse on the limits of science to explain human existence, and a historic meeting with the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Albright blasts Trump's withdrawal from historic, positive international coalitions, his philosophy of every nation for itself, and his disdain for civil discourse, equality, human rights and democratic institutions.