Sentence examples for it a discourse from inspiring English sources

You could call it a discourse on the biggest experiment ever carried out by humans.

Is it a discourse on what happens when we listen to music, using the 15th Quartet as the case study, or is it an exploration of Shostakovich's creativity?

"It is a part of the Brazilian population that was hidden, that was in the closet, and now it has a leader, it has a discourse to legitimize it," she said.

For me, the idea is to change that and I think it's not necessarily feminist, but it's a discourse that discusses being able to sing how I want, do what I want, look however I want, discuss whichever topic I want in my music without thinking "that'll be a hit".

Obviously this isn't a new stance to take: Karl Marx was bleating on about it in the 19th century and since then it's a discourse that, unsurprisingly, hasn't gone away.

Then the two main parts of the sentence are analysed further, and the pronoun "it" triggers a rule which at once deals with the pronoun's lexical content and its context dependence; i.e. it says that we must select a new discourse referent, link it to a discourse referent made available by the preceding discourse, and update the DRS so as to record these changes.

It invites a discourse of genius and art-historical importance.

"It's a discourse that destroys solidarity and equates LGBT people to animals," he said.

For me, the book is as much a fetishisation of capitalism as it is a discourse on BDSM.

So firstly, we want to see if it's a discourse of deficit at the moment, or not.

It is a discourse in which O. J. Simpson is a suitable remedy for Rodney King, and reductions in Medicaid are entertained as a suitable remedy for O. J.