Sentence examples for of its discourse from inspiring English sources

The paper highlights the central arguments of its storylines, its main critique and identifies members of its discourse coalition.

President Bush and his critics traded talking points, to the advantage of neither, and even this most self-important city seemed to recognize the smallness of its discourse.

Without making basic and meaningful changes to its structure and without undertaking a major revision of its discourse, the Brotherhood may well be on a slow road to nothingness.

A synthetic conclusion highlights the author's understandings of the so-called conservative revolution: more specifically, emphasizing that it resonated in broader society, that moral and educational elements were part of its political discourse, and that it should not be seen as antimodernist reactionism (193, 194).

When a nation's moral compass is malfunctioning, when the level of its public discourse is abysmal, its lawlessness made manifest as violence in words and deeds, people can even pretend that a group of thugs that terrorise immigrants in poverty-stricken suburbs are a plausible political entity, and elect it in parliament.

The larger society suffers from an impoverishment of its policy discourse, which become more and more a chorus of similar voices, basically those accommodated within a narrow ring of media outlets and those with the education and resources to take advantage of the blogosphere.

The most dangerous aspect of Brotherhood rule was probably its discourse of fear and loathing.

Nevertheless, the present-day political scene is totally different from that of the first decades of the Community, and its discourse now goes beyond that of any other international organization.

Nidaa Tounes's win on Sunday, however, suggests that many Tunisians find its discourse of statesmanship and experience an attractive alternative to the disappointments of an Ennahda-led government.

With its discourse of freedom and abandon, rock'n'roll is often felt to be about letting it all hang out, of privileging feeling over thinking.

The socio-cultural characteristics of the subsystem reflect its discourse on RE.