Sentence examples for rampant discourse from inspiring English sources
But she closes her book with an end run around her own statistics — asking how long those women "will be able to hold fast against the naturalists, solidly supported by the most respectable international institutions, and against the doctors and nurses charged with their pregnancies and deliveries," and "to impose their desires and their will against a rampant discourse of guilt".
The shooting engendered a furious public discourse over rampant crime in the subway, gun control, a citizen's right to defend himself and race.
It also engendered a furious public discourse over rampant crime, gun control, a citizen's right to self-defense, and race.
The title is already something of a giveaway, and the opening scenes offer an implicit rebuke to the spoiler hysteria that is rampant in online movie discourse these days.
But, I want to tell them what their dad or granddad was thinking and doing at the time uncivil discourse was rampant in American society and a demagogue was approaching the presidency.
Yet politics and sociology have come to the fore again in the discussion of movies, for the very reason that auteurism has run rampant: the empiricism of critical discourse.
I agree that much of contemporary political discourse has been marked by rampant confirmation bias -- the tendency to seek out evidence consistent with our beliefs, and deny, dismiss and distort evidence that is not.
It teaches students to deny that segregation, inequality, mass incarceration, and rampant racism exist by omitting them from discourse and public knowledge.
And Senator Ted Cruz pressed Facebook about whether it was politically neutral, and if it sways discourse "in ways consistent with the political views of your employees," which I've noted leans Democrat judging by rampant cheering by employees for Democratic talking points during Barack Obama's townhall at Facebook HQ in 2011.
