Sentence examples for part of discourse from inspiring English sources

The term was coined years ago as something of a joke, but it has since become a routine part of discourse, as in this editorial in The Anchorage Daily News last summer: "The dividend amount has become a little like Ted Stevens money, an economic force all its own and something we'd just as soon keep in the family".

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

This effect is stronger if the foils are semantically associated with the correct targets (Erickson & Mattson, 1981; Nieuwland & Van Berkum, 2005), if they are preceded by a coherent sentence or part of discourse (Nieuwland & Van Berkum, 2005), and if they are delivered in the form of a question rather than a statement (Buttner, 2007).

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.

Approving messages have also been part of the discourse.

Poetry can be a part of this discourse.

"Obviously that would be part of the discourse.

But they're part of a discourse, pebbles in a still lake".