Sentence examples for interior discourse from inspiring English sources

In the poem, da Gama recites the history of Portugal by way of an extensive interior discourse.

The other technique is interior monologue, where the discourse is first person, present tense, and the effect is rather like wearing headphones plugged into somebody's brain, listening to their thoughts.

As he wrote in his "Christian Discourses" of this, the one sheltering interior adequate to his very public misery, "Here in God's house, everything is so still, so safe".

But also non-political, sectarian and vigilante killings started to happen: where the efforts of Mubarak, the interior ministry and Scaf to turn people against each other had failed, the Muslim Brotherhood's rule and discourse were succeeding.

So why not both attitudes toward the disease: a greater reliance on the rational, problem-solving approach in public discourse, and, if it works, the perhaps irrational but nevertheless utilitarian martial one in more private, even interior, contexts?

Some folk discourse.

Less discourse.

A gun silences discourse.

Civil discourse = bad ratings.

The interior.

They were beyond rational discourse.