Sentence examples for old discourses from inspiring English sources

The concept of genetic ancestry and the practice of genome geography rely on old discourses, but they also incorporate new technologies, infrastructures, and political and scientific commitments.

Outlining this further they state: The concept of genetic ancestry and the practice of genome geography rely on old discourses, but they also incorporate new technologies, infrastructures, and political and scientific commitments.

This 'biologico-medical perspective' crushed 'the historical dimension that was present' in the old discourse (2004[1976b]: 80).

After 9/11 he sometimes wrapped up fervent support for Blair-Bush crusades in the modern parlance of liberal interventionism, and sometimes lapsed into an older discourse.

McCarthyism later revived an older discourse linking Jews with communism, and six of the so-called Hollywood 10 (screenwriters, producers and directors held in contempt of Congress for refusing to admit or deny communist affiliation) were Jewish.

In "View from the Right" (1977), Benoist declared that he and other members of GRECE considered "the gradual homogenization of the world, advocated and realized by the two-thousand-year-old discourse of egalitarian ideology, to be an evil".

(Alice, 16 years old) Providers' discourses constructed girls' sexual and reproductive health from a moralistic approach.

FulBe pastoralists, who have little political clout and who are not sufficiently organized to be adequately represented in local and national policy forums, are the losers of policies based on the old controversial discourse that was above all aimed at controlling them in space, and by immobilizing them in space, immobilizing them in time.

American politics seems filled with a kind of "is too/is not," "so's your old man" discourse.

Boswell's emphasis on Johnson's later years shows him too often as merely an old man discoursing in a tavern to a circle of admirers.

This kind of thinking resurrects old types of discourses around Africa's relationship to global cultural forms.