Sentence examples for producing discourse from inspiring English sources

In recent years, museums have shifted to more interactive modes of operation, where visitors are invited to participate in the public sphere by producing discourse in situ.

However, the results were different when proficiency measures were derived from children's use of these same features in producing discourse.

As researchers we are part of the situation as subjects that produce discourses about the situation, but also subjected to discourses that others produce [ 13].

Speakers produced discourses in response to the questions "can you tell me how you would wrap a box in paper for a present?" (gift wrapping procedure) and "can you tell me how you would change the wheel of a car?" (wheel changing procedure).

Forbidding "lies" will not produce political discourse filled with accuracy and brilliance; it will produce silence.

The dominance of western music reflects its ability to combine melody and harmony, and thereby produce a discourse.

A consequence of this view of the nature of mathematics is that the production of mathematical objects in non-mathematical ways produces a discourse that fundamentally disrupts the nature of mathematics as a discipline.

Since the EPE does not have writing or speaking components and students are not required to produce extended discourse, a better term for the EPE context might be English language comprehension.

For those of us that lean "to the left, to the left" of the political spectrum we watch as conservatives produce a discourse about an American Dream based on a pre-civil rights United States where women, LGBTQ, and people of color maintained marginal, if not invisible roles in the social structure.

Both participants in the study had a close interpersonal connection to the signer producing the stimulus discourse, and interpersonal proximity can affect the production and interpretation of language (see Berger and Bradac 1982).

Although co-speech iconic gestures are tightly integrated with language, and people with aphasia (PWA) produce procedural discourses impaired at a linguistic level, no previous studies have investigated how PWA use co-speech iconic gestures in these contexts.