Sentence examples for more discourse from inspiring English sources

Ryley said he wanted the next set of debates to "have a bit more discourse, more freedom of discussion with the opportunity for the audience member who put their question to come up with a secondary question".

In her essay Against Students, Goldsmiths lecturer Sara Ahmed writes "the instances of apparent censorship (translate: student protests) seem to generate more discourse and discussion rather than preventing discourse or discussion".

Based mainly on the fears of potential risks and partly on the criticism of profit seeking corporations, two more discourse coalition formed.

More discourse, much hullabaloo over nothing and everything, more vitriol, only to move to the next topic the day after.

He began a unit newspaper, eventually called Eagle Forward, and moved to allow more discourse for the soldiers and leaders of the unit, and this was shown to improve the morale to a degree.

The third phase, the representational phase, is more discourse-oriented and overtly dialogical than the others, involving "the putting into literary or written form of discourse offered to the readers of history" (Ricoeur 2004, 136).

According to Hajer, story lines are "a condensed sort of narrative that links an event to one or more discourses and thus provides the basis of 'discourse coalitions" [9].

They identified and provided instructional strategies to promote a more productive discourse during discussion.

The book marks a turning away from the more sociological discourse of his earlier works to a more philosophical and literary discourse.

Radical pop, I suspected, deserved a more radical discourse.

Both Republicans and Democrats promised more civil discourse in Thursday's hearing.