Sentence examples for raw discourse from inspiring English sources

Many citizens feel so disconnected from their elected officials that such raw discourse with a prominent figure now involved in politics might seem quite refreshing.

But how do you follow all of that raw political discourse, and do you even want to?

Primary debates have become the raw footage of political discourse; hours and hours of well-scripted disquisition about troop withdrawal, taxes, immigration law, trade rules, farm subsidies and gay marriage pile up on a digital cutting room floor; only a few highlights — a snappy comeback or a telling fumble — are culled and showcased on newscasts, YouTube and other Web sites.

Back then, raw vernacular delivered rugged discourse.

"The Arab of the Future," he said, gives the reader "the raw facts," untainted by any "political discourse".

"It was kind of a game," Mr. Meeks, now 45, said of the rough-hewn persona, but the writing style reflected the raw, impassioned quality of much online discourse, so it "reached the culture of the Internet".

The richly observed films are sprawling and intimate, dense with the raw material of human endeavor and discourse, and free from the ready-made storylines and messaging of mainstream documentary, much less voiceover.

Mr. Ayalon had sought to express Israel's anger at a Turkish television series depicting Israeli agents and diplomats trying to kidnap and convert Muslim children, the latest example of a raw anti-Israel sentiment in Turkish public discourse.

This concourse supposedly contains the relevant aspects of all the discourses and thus forms the raw material for Q-methodology.

Words will always – and especially now when the particularly unforgiving and clamorous world of social media dominates immediate discourse – betray an opinion that someone, somewhere, perhaps more shocked and raw than the writer, will find hurtful or offensive.

Some folk discourse.