Sentence examples for interesting discourses from inspiring English sources

One reply (section 3.4) is that, philosophically interesting discourses aside, we engage in make-believe and fiction more often than we ordinarily tend to think.

When Communism fell in Europe, hundreds of millions of people loved the liberty but lamented the demise of interesting discourse.

Exactly as with the first airing of the "predators versus producers" distinction in industry, there is the germ of an interesting discourse here, but an extraordinary amount of missing detail.

An interesting discourse for the invasion ecologists would be to examine, in a rapid evolution perspective, whether homogenization of diverse soil communities occurs due to urbanization-induced homogenization of aboveground plant communities.

Zero interesting discourse.

The false educational choice makes its first appearance in Plato's Phaedrus, the most interesting discourse on pedagogy ever built.

Participants narrated their SLEs/WPBAs with interesting discourse features (eg, pronominal, metaphoric and emotional talk and laughter), revealing how they constructed themselves, others and their relationships.

We selected this narrative because it is fairly typical, illustrates a range of themes already discussed in this paper, and includes interesting discourse elements found across our data (see Rees et al 30 for a further narrative analysis).

How this species does so and what benefits does it draw from such alteration promise to be an interesting future discourse.

Unraveling the mechanism of how C. sumatrensis changes soil microbial communities and whether it draws these communities to its advantage at the cost of native species promises to be an interesting future discourse.

This view of the panopticon has opened up some interesting lines of discourse on the encroaching methods of control and surveillance in contemporary liberal societies (Brunon-Ernst 2012).