Sentence examples for real discourse from inspiring English sources

My Keith Richards haircut was a real discourse magnet.

He said using only examples from real discourse restricted the kind of analysis that linguists could do.

Among the film's black characters, only Stephen is granted any real discourse, while Broomhilda is pure apparition, a dream damsel glimmering tenderly at Django in his visions of reunion.

And many of the economists doing this stuff imagined that they were part of real discourse with the freshwater side, as witness Olivier Blanchard's The State of Macro, written just before the crisis.

Habermas holds (1999, 68) that "the justification of norms and commands requires that a real discourse be carried out".

And when better than to hash these issues out than at the start, before economic leverage makes real discourse more difficult.

In Mr. Federman's first novel, "Double or Nothing: A Real Fictitious Discourse" (Swallow Press, 1971), each page is a carefully arranged, self-contained collage of black text on an open white ground.

But my main advocacy within this piece is for the development of tools that will lead to an enriched publication that offers new avenues for real scientific discourse and development, the revolution that the Internet enables.

However, solving these challenges requires a real, honest discourse grounded in facts.

I think there needs to be public spaces and real public discourse about PTSD and the lasting wounds".

For if this is what passes as real political discourse, what then does that say about our society?