Sentence examples for importance of discourse from inspiring English sources
We comment on the importance of discourse in understanding control systems in general and the way in which external discourses impact the internal practices of the organization.
In discussions of non-native speakers in ESP settings, the importance of discourse communities has been emphasized (e.g., Hyland & Hamp-Lyons, 2002).
As Ms. Rohe had predicted, he spoke about the importance of civil discourse, and he reiterated his defense of the war.
"I repeat that beautiful plea for plurality, tolerance and the importance of rational discourse in the hope that Tal Al-Mallouhi will soon be freed.
Against Plato and Hobbes, who denigrated the role of opinion in political matters, Arendt reasserts the value and importance of political discourse, of deliberation and persuasion, and thus of a politics that acknowledges difference and the plurality of opinions.
At the beginning of the discipline in the early twentieth century, emphasizing the identification and description of landscapes, influenced by the importance of regionalist discourse.
We lend further credit to our model by discussing empirical data from an evaluation study which highlights the importance of the discourse embedding of metonymy interpretation for both anaphora and metonymy resolution.
Liberals tend to underestimate the importance of public discourse and its effect on the brains of our citizens.
That is on the importance of civil discourse in our national dialogue and the manner in which presidential candidates should comport themselves.
Despite the importance of academic discourse to learning, it is unclear what degree of proficiency is required to be able to effectively use language for academic purposes in the classroom.
75 We emphasize here the great importance of such discourse, particularly when biologic therapy is considered, given both its cost and potential for adverse events, and endorse the federation's recommendation for a "prescription for information" personalized to the exact sociodemographic and clinical situation of the patient.
