Sentence examples for popular discourses from inspiring English sources

We sorely need a more balanced and sensitive conversation about migration, yet political and popular discourses are so poisoned, all attempts at a shift of tone get shouted down.

This paper contributes to this discussion by providing an empirical review of Finnish popular discourses of second homes.

Sensationalist media reportage and popular discourses give rise to an image of an 'exodus' of desperate Africans fleeing poverty at home in search of the European El Doradoo'.

4This initial warm-up question implied that the influences of nature and nurture could be separated and quantified as in common usage both in academic and popular discourses.

It reveals that ancient spatial practices have remarkably still survived in Dakar's very city centre – a gridded area that since its creation has been considered in both academic and popular discourses as the most Western site in West Africa.

In addition, popular discourses of scientific parenting, often drawing on various and sometimes divergent theories of child development and parent skills, foreground its departure from and advantage over the traditional ways of childcare, which further devalued the grandparents' experiences in childrearing at the symbolic level.

Political disengagement has become a subject of popular discourse.

Popular discourse around this subject needs turning on its head.

Its slogan, "We are the 99 percent" is a staple of the popular discourse.

Thousands of books and articles have injected his brand of liberalism into popular discourse.

Public policy clearly needs to lower the temperature before popular discourse metastasises into something ugly.