Sentence examples for principles and discourse from inspiring English sources

The educated Westerner chases ideals, founded on principles and discourse.

The principles of moral reasoning and discourse require effective causation in order to realize agency.

Analysis drew on principles of discourse analysis and constant comparison to identify processes involved in interpretation and communication about symptoms, and explain non-presentation.

Principles guiding discourse continuity and the interpretation of pronouns (i) Coherence Relations influence hearer's expectations about what entities/individuals are likely to be talked about next.

Facebook should have a town hall process of notice and comment and a system of voting to encourage input and discourse on amendments to these Principles or to the Rights and Responsibilities.

In the extant works from the 1630s, the World and Discourse plus essays, he argued for the general principles of his physics, including his conception of matter, on empirical grounds.

Explicit discourse on these principles and virtues must be "part of the heart-and-soul practices of both laboratories and scientific communities".

Descartes also wanted to provide an account of the formation of plants and animals by mechanical causes, but he did not succeed during his lifetime in framing an account that he was willing to publish (so that only portions of his physiology were revealed in the Discourse, Dioptrics, Meditations, Principles, and Passions).

This contrasts with a view of ethical theory and discourse as imposed on situations as a derivation from some predetermined abstract rule or principle.

The fundamental principles of discourse call for one to strike a balance between anchoring contributions in what the listener already knows, and providing novel and relevant information [60].

To identify these, we followed the basic principles of discourse analysis, 19 supplemented by selected (macro-level) elements of Hajer's argumentative discourse analysis.