Sentence examples for opened up the discourse from inspiring English sources

His best-known film, The Gospel According to Matthew (1964), was dedicated to John Paul XXIII, the first pope to have opened up the discourse between Catholicism and Marxism, and pointedly omitted the word "Saint" from the title.

Now the institute, which last year finally found a permanent home in a neo-Classical style 1890 building on West 44th Street, has opened up the discourse to include traditional architectural styles, including Georgian and Greek Revival, Arts and Crafts, Gothic Revival and shingle style.

I chose the title Capacity to convey the extent to which McEvilley has opened up the discourse of art from its former, severe closures imposed by an earlier generation of formalists, particularly the Minimalists whose exceeding austerity in concept and form had taken hold of the Western art market and theoretical discourse with a tyrant's grip.

Finally, we will continue to open up the discourse on viewing these children as they really are: human beings full of potential.

The Obama Administration's Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and a revivified Anti-Trust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice could pursue all sorts of reforms that would open up the nation's political discourse.

This not only opens up the possibility of new discourses being generated, but it also allows for the expression of resistance to the discourses of the policy elite.

Open up the tournament.

"Opening up the refrigerator.

Open up the zip.

Open up the triangle.

Open up the toy.