Sentence examples for one discourse from inspiring English sources

In one discourse on the German playwright and poet Schiller and his girlfriend, Freude (Joy, in English), Mr. Schickele explained that Freude gave Schiller large sums of money when times were hard.

For example, the HGC focused on the 'philosophically complex' concept of 'personal identity', warning against 'crude geneticism' based on percentage contribution, and highlighting that 'genetics is only one discourse' relevant to an individual's identityjj.

"There used to be only one discourse about World War I while the country was still Yugoslavia," said Nenad Sebek, executive director of the Centre for Democracy and Reconciliation in Southeast Europe, which has analysed school textbooks in the region.

Another informant challenged the need to choose one discourse over the other.

We can attribute to Leibniz the following view: God's role in intrasubstantial causation, besides that which is implied by miraculous intervention, is an emanatory one (Discourse on Metaphysics §28; New Essays 210f).

This movement from one discourse to the other exhibits the easy slide of the epistemological knowing agent into its moral counterpart and then back again.

They also tried to strategize counter narrative in all four provinces of Pakistan with the aim to involve religious leaders to have one-on-one discourse with the jailed extremists to debunk their views, which is exactly the strategy that Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Indonesia employed.

(3) As a result of this activity, the participant will be able to compare and contrast traditional intervention approaches for improving children's word finding with one discourse-based approach.

The Hooked Up Generation will be a quiet, socially conscious political force to be reckoned with, a bridge between generations that grew up in 20th-century politics controlled by politicians and the news media and 21st-century politics that will be increasingly impacted by wikis, collaborative enterprise and one-to-one online discourse.

Unless he uses his considerable influence to push hard against the same old one-sided discourse on corruption, millions of dollars will go to waste.

Nominally, "Urne-Buriall" is a study in anthropology — albeit one that discourses on the ethics of removing treasures from tombs and why the philosopher Diogenes may have "preferred a prone situation in the grave".