Sentence examples for if the discourse from inspiring English sources

We will engage only if the discourse changes.

How odd it would be if the discourse in the United States went in the opposite direction.

If the discourse is addressed to a nonspecialized audience, its appeal will be to common sense and common principles, common values, and common loci, or "places".

If the discourse is addressed to a specialized group—such as a group of philosophers or jurists or theologians the basis of agreement will be more specific.

If the discourse of Doctor Who were the subject of a Doctor Who story, the cliffhanger would reveal that it had evolved into a pulsing entity bent on cataloguing the universe to destruction.

If the discourse gets so bi- or multipolar that two or more separate components exist, there is no more common ground between different factions.

Psycholinguistic studies have shown that negation is easier to process when the denied proposition, if not already in the discourse model, is at least a plausible addition to it (e.g., "The whale is not a fish/ bird"; cf. Wason 1965; Horn 1989: Chapter 3).

In accordance with previous studies on mothers [ 17] and fathers [ 18], if the worries outlined in the discourses were not addressed, they could have negative health implications for both the baby and the parents.

If he is, the discourse on abortion will have moved with him, and not in a way that will be helpful for advocates of choice, or, for that matter, of science.

Careful not to take the bait, he says the press has a "very important" role to play in highlighting issues facing the technology industry and tech's broader impact on society, even if he believes the discourse could benefit from going deeper.

The forerunners' past accomplishments convinced me that we can get to "EQUALITY" if we continue the discourse, Yes, yes, yes we can guide our Nation to Equality's Light.