Sentence examples for only one discourse from inspiring English sources

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.

If their dialogue, in fact, rings truer than the demotic of the northern and working-class scenes (with their talk of 'barmy buggers' and 'a bit of bread and scrape'), this should alert us not to a failure of style on Barker's part, but to the fact that only one of the discourses from that period remains familiar to us: history has privileged the officer class.

These findings should however be interpreted with some caution as documents provide only one window on the wider ethics discourse.

Finally, there are some limitations in choosing Kingdon's framework; policy windows are only one part of the discourse on policy development and other frameworks and theories were not considered, although it is recognized that they could provide different perspectives [ 56].

Second Amendment discourse is only one such comparison.

Arthritis Care's leaflet was the only one to include an illness discourse albeit limited and not fully integrated.

Only one leaflet included an illness discourse albeit limited, and was also the only one to feature patient experiences of living with OA.

There has been only one study of Tai Dam ritual procedural discourse, viz.

Within the global health community, this submission cemented both anticipation and discourse around health receiving only one post-2015 gopposedposed to three within the eight MDGs.

(He is no doubt the only one to have worked on a kibbutz or to have written a graduate-school essay at Harvard on Wittgenstein and the role of jokes in philosophical discourse).