Sentence examples similar to permitted a discourse from inspiring English sources

Would you permit a brief discourse on the state of verbal humor in modern screen comedy?

Adopting such a relationship, we might consider, arts administrator John Tusa's complaint that 'we have lost a vocabulary and an area of permitted public discourse where values are valued rather than costed' (2000, p 29) as a clear precursor to Collini's lament, above, that 'economistic officialise' (2000, p 19) has overrun the mechanisms of valuation within the humanities department.

Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart and "Saturday Night Live" and, yes, Gawker have emerged, all proceeding on the assumption that the sardonic, comic tone permits a kind of honesty in public discourse that would not be possible otherwise.

Reading literature and art from a diversity of historical moments and cultural contexts permits a critical reassessment of our own conceptions of Nature and those of contemporary political and economic discourses.

France cannot permit a scandal".

The referees permit a lot of contact.

Such a behavior permits the discourse to be constantly in flux, with about 70% of all new statements deviating from the previously named concept by the same actor (the green curve).

There may be seen in the plays of an Aristophanes the kind of uninhibited discussions of politics that the Athenians were evidently accustomed to, discussions that could (in the license accorded to comedy) be couched in licentious terms not permitted in everyday discourse.

He could give you a discourse.

JS: Is there a discourse problem here?

"There is a discourse of hate, and a climate that favors this discourse".