Sentence examples for normal discourse from inspiring English sources

In normal discourse it's common to say, "How are you?" And we all say, "Great, fine".

The men onstage seemed to mistrust their electronic helpers, literally bellowing their lines at first then gradually realizing that normal discourse was all that was needed.

And in his commitment to common language, the language of normal discourse, he was following an American tradition established by Robert Frost and, before Frost, by William Carlos Williams, the poet of inarticulate America - a poet who distrusted articulacy.

Bitter enemies Iran and Israel, whose normal discourse is that of threat and counter-threat, engaged in a rare face-to-face exchange of views at a nuclear disarmament conference in Cairo, Israeli media reported yesterday.

If you listen to music with earbuds or headphones at levels that block out normal discourse, you are in effect dealing lethal blows to the hair cells in your ears, Dr. Seidman said.

This reading of the nature of Strawson's main objection to Russell implies that a crucial question is whether it is an implication of Russell's analysis that the person employing the description 'The F' (in normal discourse) says that there is (one and only one) F. If that is not an implication of Russell's analysis then Strawson's main objection lapses.

In Nascar parlance -- but not normal sports discourse -- the number is a predominant identifier.

Effectively, normal political discourse is suspended while we try to restore economic growth.

Mr. Hevesi's advertisement, like it or not, fell within the bounds of normal political discourse.

"That it's within the bounds of what has, up until this point, been our normal political discourse".

"She takes a largely factual and cautious position that reflects the thinking of moderate Arab governments, but is sometimes outside normal Western discourse".