Sentence examples for private discourses from inspiring English sources

Some African-American critics have strongly objected to Mr. Obama's use in the public sphere of phrases deemed to be part of black private discourses.

Eupolis says that he was "prince of talkers, but in speaking most incapable"; which is to say, more eloquent in his private discourses than when orating before the ecclesia.

The ex-Canadian Scandihoovian Governor's response was that "the N-word … has no place in public or private discourse".

But the mortifying aspect of Rush's characters' private discourse is also a testament to its power.

The gig transforms a fractured community of online, print and private discourse into one of face-to-face interaction.

In this way, public and private discourse might be more genuine, which would make for the health of the individual and city.

They talk about renewal, but in their private discourse they expect damnation for an America that has lost sight of the fundamentalist notion of God.

I think that freedom of speech in the public sphere springs from freedom of conscience, and freedom of conscience from the possibility of private discourse.

Like every other Muslim I know, I've been waiting years for a leading politician to speak out against the growing, depressing and nasty anti-Muslim bigotry that has disfigured our public and private discourse".

Sometimes he withdraws from the fray and engages in private discourse — as in the passage, at the end of the first movement of the Ninth, where a flute and a horn meander along fitfully intersecting paths, enacting the musical equivalent of a Beckett dialogue.

3 NATION CHALLENGED 12-14 Bin Laden May Be Alive, Officials on His Trail Say Fresh evidence suggests that Osama bin Laden survived bombing in Tora Bora and is probably hiding in mountains near Pakistan, officials said. 1 Sept. 11 Lexicon: A Legacy The words and phrases forged after the terror attacks have infiltrated public and private discourse.