Sentence examples for of his discourses from inspiring English sources

At the end of his "Discourses," delivered as lectures at the Royal Academy in London, the 18th-century painter Joshua Reynolds, whose style couldn't have been farther from Michelangelo's, said what plenty of artists might now think about Picasso.

Previous work in the field of discourse analysis by Sigal and Verón (2003) focused on Perón's speeches.12 They analyze several aspects of his discourses and put special emphasis on their political dimension.

It was during this time that Symeon had his first experience of God as divine light, as he described later in one of his Discourses (Disc. 22.2 4).

Put-downs were the bulk of his discourse.

"The President has four fixed ideas that form the heart of his discourse," Mesa told me.

Later Young was struck by the "unreflective frenzy of his discourse".

Within these frame stories ʿAṭṭār employs a wealth of anecdotes to illustrate the details of his discourse.

The subject of his discourse is essential to understanding the novel, and it is almost impossible to dramatize.

O.K.?" Toward the end of his discourse, I mentioned that a number of Sudanese had heard echoes of Mahmoud Muhammad Taha in his recent statements.

Alan King's developer could be a rhapsode in ancient Greece reciting Homer at a meat-and-wine festival: ardor, not originality, is the point of his discourse.

The flimsiest parts of his "Discourse" and "Meditations," as generations of undergraduates learn, are his proofs of the existence of God, and his argument that God would not deceive us.