Sentence examples for new discourses from inspiring English sources

A few creative minds have sought to decentre the democracy-versus-dictatorship narrative, drawing out the common trends – rapid technological change, economic uncertainty, imperial ambitions, the rise of new discourses of planning, population and "racial hygiene" – that marked virtually all of Europe's states during these decades, even though they derailed only some of them.

In turn, how did they support each other and their teachers in creating new discourses?

Highlighting how youth scaffold language development, appropriate new discourses, and create speech communities in multilingual contexts has implications for the design of language education.

Moreover, if we take into account that the sample includes not only articles that speak about the subject but also those that have an impact on subsequent publications, it means that for the rest of the researchers that use these references as a basis for their new discourses, such approaches are not important, or are not taken into account.

"They should do what I did: Try to invent art and new discourses".

We looked for concepts with the potential to discover new interpretations and new discourses.

This new discourse is shaped not only by the surge in oil and gas production.

"There is a new discourse for relations with America," said Ahmad Bourghani, a member of Parliament.

But Kapell says that effect is simply not an option with the new discourse of patriotism.

The time therefore has arrived for a new discourse between the west and the rest on freedom and democracy.

A new discourse is needed to develop an inclusive political culture and democratic community based on the rule of law and respect for human rights, especially those of free association and free speech.