Sentence examples for in her discourse from inspiring English sources
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.
An example of this is that Sara includes personal anecdotes and uses humour in her discourse.
In her discourse is an important implied difference between "died" and "passed".
In her discourse, she was careful to differentiate between her own people, for whom the new religion was forbidden and its practice a capital offense, and foreigners, to whom she permitted freedom of religion and conscience.
Similarly, in her discourse analysis of women's magazines, Roy ([ 57], p. 463) finds that "reflecting and reinforcing the discourse of healthism, women's magazines consistently present health as an important individual responsibility and a moral imperative".
Jaya Srinivasan, in her discourses on tales from the Hindu epics, says that though Ahalya's action was "unpardonable", she was redeemed by the divine touch of dust from Rama's feet.
If we read in that manner, we will not be able to rejoice in or even become accustomed to such prose as (here's a sampling): "Miss Heywood does, I understand, attend to her so astutely in her every discourse".
Textbook authors used modality to construct implied causal relationships, like Gohl (2000) found in her verbal discourse analysis.
In her scholarly discourse, she examines and deconstructs the Chicano heterosexual archetype to make a space for women and queers, which she calls the New Mestiza Consciousness.
In her work, discourse evolved around sexual behaviour norms and behaviour that was deemed appropriate for women evolved around the moral division of respectable or 'good girls' and disreputable or 'bad girls', leading to the development of the idea of 'tribes of womanhood'.
From dialogue on the page and the discourse in her head, we learn where Alice Howland is coming from, what she'd like to hold onto for a bit longer, and what has been disappearing from her mental storage facilities.
