Sentence examples for kind of discourse from inspiring English sources

But that's all a different kind of discourse.

Universal standards emerge as necessary for this kind of discourse.

There is social permission for this kind of discourse.

Republicans, in Wisconsin and elsewhere, are trying to shut that kind of discourse down.

That this kind of discourse could be embraced by an audience and critics is very warming.

Anibal Romero, a political analyst, said that kind of discourse is an important tool in Mr. Peña's arsenal.

The framework makes two claims: (1) user roles and a social structure emerge after the introduction of a software application (role differentiation); and (2) different roles demand different kinds of discourse for deciding what to do and for reflecting upon intended and unintended consequences (role discourse demands).

Thus, the function of rhetoric appeared to be the systematic production of certain kinds of discourse, but the significance of this now clearly productive art became increasingly dubious in ages when governments did not allow public deliberation on social or political issues or when the most significant speaking was done by church authorities whose training had been capped by logic and theology.

Propositions to be used as premises for demonstration make the most irresistible demands for our assent; premises for lower kinds of discourse make weaker demands.

León-Portilla makes this clear, and discusses the different kinds of discourse (traditional oratory and poetry, answers to questionnaires, and spontaneous commentary) contributed by the Nahua participants.

I give Tûsî's statement of the Avicennan version of the context theory; it is the neatest statement I know of the criteria that divide kinds of discourse and the assents for which each aims.