Sentence examples for of that discourse from inspiring English sources

It seems doubtful, though, that all of that discourse amounted to a conspiracy on the part of unnamed cultural commissars to assert their own power.

It is a further question whether, if statements of a given kind are true or false as a matter of objective, mind-independent fact, those statements record facts of some special irreducible type, distinctive of that discourse.

When Nat begins to preach, the movie shifts registers: its subject becomes, in significant part, a matter of discourse, of what Nat is saying — and of the look of that discourse.

In the end collaborative knowledge building rises or fails on the success of that discourse in generating knowledge advances.

These models of the body inform the early history of yin-yang theory, and the gender analogies that form part of that discourse.

Consider the opinions formed by the practitioners of that discourse, formed under cognitively ideal conditions: call such opinions best opinions, and the cognitively ideal conditions the C-conditions.

In many parts of the world that discourse is acceptable and used in everyday politics without apology.

However, one aspect of the discourse that encouraged concurrency was the expectation that women should tolerate men's polygamous nature.

1 hour 17 minutes; not rated Raoul Martinez and Joshua van Praag's cinematic lecture "The Lottery of Birth" belongs to that breed of discourse that suggests that if you patiently and succinctly outline why everything's awful, change can happen.

Hood's extension of linguistic boundaries requires more criteria to identify parts of the discourse that Thetela had ignored.

Think of Picard's ad as the most brutally honest representation of the level of discourse that technocrats have been spouting for the past half-decade.