Sentence examples for more recent discourses from inspiring English sources
Despite plentiful evidence to the contrary, a notional era of "pure" matriarchy has been invoked as a theme in some very diverse contexts, including not only 19th-century cultural evolutionism but also the more recent discourses of environmentalism (especially ecofeminism), Neo-Paganism, and the so-called Goddess movement.
Although smoking is increasingly stigmatized, to some degree cigarettes remain characterized by a contradiction between a symbol of style and freedom and more recent discourses of stigma 46.
In the more recent discourse a consequential approach to the analysis is more generally taken when discussing the impacts of land use change associated with bioenergy policies.
Contrariwise, if Hillary finds a need to keep expressing liberal and progressive values, including on issues that have lacked mainstream legitimacy, she will continue a more recent shift in the overall political discourse in a way that will put the right on the defensive, embolden the left, give honest journalists a little more freedom, and help educate the populace at large.
More recent technological enhancements facilitate the identification and discussion of promising ideas (Chen et al. [2012]) and metadiscourse discourse about the progress and problems of the main knowledge-building discourse.
"Some more recent have not.
Tells of more recent hits.
More recent experience lulled fears.
But consider more recent events.
