Sentence examples for nice discourse from inspiring English sources
"We don't just want to be the subject of nice discourse and speeches".
While she projects an image of a young woman who is modern, friendly, nice and smiling, her discourse is much more conservative than that of even Marine Le Pen, very strong, sometimes aggressive.
To stop talking about the arts in national discourse as nice, but not worthy enough to fund, and start framing them as great American traditions that enriches lives, create jobs, attract tourists and even improve academic performance.
Given this level of discourse, it was nice to see a clear explanation of the climatic role of carbon dioxide, in Natalie Angier's recent article, "Too Much of a Good Thing", which appeared in the New York Times science section on September 23.
"Since that's basically the entire popular discourse about drugs, it seems nice to get rid of both of them and take the subject on its own merit".
For those worried about snowballing censorship, constitutional law expert Richard Delgado provides a nice legal bright line, saying that unprotected utterances "invite no discourse, and no speech in response can cure the inflicted harm".
In an improbably appealing book with the feeling of a nice stay inside a terrarium, Ms. Kingsolver means to illustrate the nature of biological destiny and provide enlightened discourse on various ecological matters.
A gun silences discourse.
Civil discourse = bad ratings.
