Sentence examples for lofty discourse from inspiring English sources
"You have no sovereignty where we gather," Mr Barlow wrote.The lofty discourse on "cyberspace" has long changed.
The large biannual International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC17) in Panama City ended on December 4, where some 1300 very diverse participants addressed a multitude of issues, from green eyeshade detail, lawyerly discourse, to lofty principles such as trust.
Such a discourse, filled with lofty expressions of praise, would reflect the ancient roots of the 17-day festival that ended here Sunday.
This latest version of the Spanish theatrical standard-bearer comes from the Irish writer Frank McGuinness, whose discourse combines the faux-lofty with the commonplace: Enrico talks at one point of being "blue in the face".
While these goals are lofty and inarguably imperative to include in the discourse, the essays do not always live up to the aims set forth in the introduction.
This could be an irritating habit, and at times it proves so, but for the most part it enlivens the discourse and keeps it from growing too lofty or disembodied.
He's a writer and "media inventor" which seems to be a lofty term for "cool guy who gets the Internet and understands that discourse needs to be both intelligent and entertaining to effect any sort of meaningful social change".
Public discourse on the issue was reignited a week ago when Prime Minister David Cameron said he would ban encryption, a lofty and unpopular goal.
What seemed to irritate Jackson was the double discourse, the way that Obama's rhetoric was, by design, being overheard by white audiences that might understand it not as brotherly sympathy but, rather, as lofty reproach.
