Sentence examples for recurrent discourse from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Russia's reaction is consistent with its recurrent discourse about being "squeezed out" of its own neighborhood and "encircled" by hostile Western powers.

The paper identifies recurrent themes or discourses, which emerged analysis of literature, and interview transcripts and relates them in a conceptual framework based on three fields of value the aesthetic, the social and the aesthetic.

The discourses of early, recurrent deaths with supernatural forces and the economic undermining of families are not essential attributes of lay cultures on sickle cell in Africa.

The paper has provided some insights into the overarching ideological context, based on recurrent and salient linguistic patterns in the dialectical discourse.

Whilst there are discourses that associate sickle cell with early or recurrent death, with supernatural undermining of family well-being, and with economic challenges in purchasing medical care, other discourses that value children and other family practices that resist stigma are also in evidence.

Discourses of death around SCD, representing early, recurrent deaths under the influence of malevolent supernatural forces are referred to rather than accepted by parents of children with SCD.

Ten percent of all rape cases in India in 2011 involved children below the age of 12, but "pedophilia," defined by the American Psychiatric Association as a recurrent sexual interest in prepubescent children, is not even part of the discourse in India, social scientists and medical practitioners say.

The themes are broadly discourses of death, including (1) SCD as a 'bought disease'; (2) SCD as strongly associated with early death; (3) SCD and recurrent death and (4) the costs of SCD treatment as a source of financial pressure.

Thus far we have located the parental experience of SCD in relation to discourses of death: sickle cell as a disease supernaturally implanted into the family, entailing early and recurrent deaths and undermining the family budget.

"Recurrent disbelief!

Some folk discourse.