Sentence examples for part discourse from inspiring English sources

Three years after the publication of "The Sea Lady," her (apparently) final novel, she offers instead "The Pattern in the Carpet," which is a hybrid of sorts, part memoir and part discourse on the history of the jigsaw puzzle.

The book is part travelogue, part discourse on the overlap of food and economics, part treatise on solving the world's hunger and environmental problems with agribusiness and more highly-taxed meat production.

Hearing Mr. Carter's Oboe Quartet, from 2001, after Haydn's String Quartet in D (Op. 20, No. 4), from 1772, you are reminded that Mr. Carter's tumultuous clashes of equal, independent voices are an extreme but logical extension of the balanced four-part discourse Haydn perfected.

For the most part, mainstream discourse about art goes on as if the psychedelic revolution were just a minor, tangential distraction.

Social Licence to Operate (SLO) has become an important part of discourse in the extractive industries.

Part edifying discourse and part revenge fantasy, an apocalyptic story passes judgment upon civilization as irredeemably corrupt and unable to be reformed.

For the most part, the discourse on the art of Sherrie Levine, Deborah Kass, Collier Schorr and Jenny Saville has been confined to the parameters of Western feminism and postmodernism.

What I don't see as part of the discourse is a discussion on the economic forces that have forced out the middle.

Compliance emerged as part of the discourse of healthcare providers in clinics and filtered into the daily discourses of people with diabetes.

It's a part of modern discourse.

"That is no longer part of our discourse.