Sentence examples for over the discourse from inspiring English sources

"If we move from that location, the story will be that the radicals have taken over the discourse," he said.

The nature of the act Bobbitt committed ― cutting off a penis ― took over the discourse completely, said Jackson Katz, an activist who was working to engage men in preventing gender-based violence at the time.

And while Netanyahu has been quick to point out the many major challenges Israel faces -- the conflict with the Palestinians, a potentially nuclear Iran, a struggling middle class -- it is unlikely that these issues will take over the discourse of the upcoming campaign.

These coalitions have more power and influence over the discourse than any organizations in 1942.

"It is definitely unfeasible not to commemorate it, as Taiwan might gain control over the discourse.

Climate change historian James Rodger Fleming opened the Saturday morning symposium, "Can Geoengineering Save us from Global Warming?" He suggests that his next book on the subject ought to be called Losing It, because climate change scientists long ago lost control over the discourse on the subject.

Seeing that reasonable people were taking over the public discourse, the Aryan Nation left.

So even though we've known the deadline was approaching, it wasn't until after the election that the fiscal cliff narrative took over the media discourse.

No, that the NCAA Tournament will take over the sports discourse for the next few weeks is not at all bad, although it will be sort of exhausting, for the viewers but especially for the exuberantly adolescent players who deliver all this prototypically college basketball-ian drama.

Then, after the primary was over, the quality of discourse dropped - particularly with regard to subjects that were important to young people and people of color.

If it were in equilibrium, either actors would eiterate the same sets of ideas in a certain order over and over again or the discourse would end because previous contradictions between antagonists would have been resolved (as argued by deliberative democracy scholars and strongly opposed by liberal democracy scholars; for a discussion, see [14]).