Sentence examples for other discourse from inspiring English sources

Even insults have degenerated along with other discourse, Ms. Jacoby laments.

For the moment, he has escaped with minor damage, if only because 9/11 trumps all other discourse.

TECH oracles predicted long ago that by making worldwide distribution instantaneous, the Web would democratize art as well as other discourse, at least for those who are connected.

How best to counteract the Facebook effect in political and other discourse?

Each separate discourse sample is a part of the same critical discussion and, as such, it is intertextually linked with other discourse samples surrounding the same speech event.

Roth suggests: Teachers, individually and collectively, might want to think how they can provide opportunities not to convert students to one or the other discourse but of getting to know other ways of dealing with alternative discourses.

They find it easier to legitimise and extend their hegemony when no other discourses are heard.

The language of poetry is not magical, nor even distinct from the languages of other discourses; they are identical.

From this, however, it does not follow that the language of poetry is magical or even distinct from the languages of other discourses; they are identical.

Soon enough, the language of literature would be drowned in the cacophony of other discourses — political, religious, sociological, postcolonial — and the subject of quality, of artistic intent, would come to seem almost frivolous.

Thus, anti-communism can be easily invoked in other discourses such as discourse on welfare and education.