Sentence examples for own discourse from inspiring English sources
Mr Osborne's own discourse retains traction for now, but don't assume this will last.
Each profession has its own discourse and some medics are honest to the point of brutality.
But the word "apology" has become so politicized in our own discourse that no president can admit to doing it.
They don't understand it because it has its own discourse; it's a bit exclusive in that way.
He is funniest as a stand-up when he takes a step away from his bawdy comic riffs to poke holes ruefully in his own discourse.
Cudworth's daughter, Damaris, Lady Masham, published her own Discourse Concerning the Love of God (1696) and did much to spread her father's moral and religious ideas.
In facing exceedingly horrible circumstances, the monkey and the donkey express heartbreaking helplessness, fear, and resignation with a nobility somewhat missing from Henry's own discourses.
Rilke's strange, exploratory poem does not attempt to translate the creature's experience into our own familiar discourse, but works instead, strenuously and tentatively, to find a new grammar and syntax through which to convey it.
But the erosion of America's image as a democracy capable of underwriting a shared liberal world order, combined with the worst instincts this risks amplifying within Europe's own political discourse, represents the biggest threat to the west as we have known it in the last seven decades.
Drawing on extant theorizing and research on reflective teaching, this paper discusses the impact of an innovative methods course designed around the activity of student teachers' reflections on their own classroom discourse, for their understandings of the connections between theory and practice.
Voltaire's own critical discourse against imaginative philosophical romances originated, in fact, with English and Dutch Newtonians, many of whom were expatriate French Huguenots, who developed these tropes as rhetorical weapons in their battles with Leibniz and European Cartesians who challenged the innovations of Newtonian natural philosophy.
