Sentence examples for protracted discourse from inspiring English sources

One of these was a book by the German philosopher and political theorist Carl Schmitt, which led into a somewhat protracted discourse on Schmitt and his unlikely influence on the Jewish writer Jacob Taubes, touching on Heidegger and the odd fact that these two idols of Taubes were Nazis.

Where Danish debates on naturalization remain highly politicized, tied to issues of deservingness, cultural assimilation, security, and ideas about citizenship as something sacred, which should be difficult (Mouritsen & Olsen, 2013), Norwegian debates have been less protracted and discourses less harsh.

A protracted silence.

They are also protracted.

Conflicts are becoming more protracted.

What is protracted war?

Another protracted silence.

Each issue has generated protracted debate.

The result was protracted economic weakness.

Long, protracted courtships are not uncommon".

But legal processes can be protracted.