Sentence examples similar to refining discourse from inspiring English sources
Our seminar sessions brought us into dialogue with texts from Plato and Aristotle to Hannah Arendt and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie -- not peers, exactly, but fellow practitioners of using language well to refine our collective discourse and nourish our souls.
For all its excesses, political correctness ensured public discourse was refined and safe, opened up closed institutions and minds, gave dignity and hope to millions.
Reid Hall became a kind of "magical" site for many that defined life goals or refined career paths and opened the way to innovative discourse and research.
By detailing the connections among publics' positive emotions, coping, BAA's engagement, and community discourse, this study offers suggestions to (1) refine and expand the ICM model, and (2) develop a community-based, organization-decentered renewal discourse, which reflects the social media landscape.
According to the received tradition, the language used to to refer to natural kinds in scientific discourse remains stable even as theories about these kinds are refined.
The three essential organizational capabilities are: creative abrasion (the ability to generate ideas through intellectual discourse and debate); creative agility (the ability to test and refine ideas through quick pursuit); and creative resolution (the ability to make decisions in an integrative manner).
The study demonstrated how an expert facilitator guided the group discourse with the use of open-ended metacognitive questions, and how students actively worked on enhancing and refining their collective knowledge throughout the group interaction portions of a PBL cycle.
A gun silences discourse.
Civil discourse = bad ratings.
