Sentence examples for regular discourse from inspiring English sources

They pushed back on some things like the need to "reconstruct the center" in much of the regular discourse in scholarship by bringing in marginalized voices.

Her husband Steve Parks said he was most worried about "racist language being normalized and racist attitudes being seen as part of the regular discourse as opposed to just being abhorrent and objectionable".

33 These documents and the interview recordings were used in the regular discourse between the interviewer and the researcher.

It's taboo to say it in regular political discourse, but many of the heroes that we salute for serving their country and suffering terribly for it, are, in another sense, victims.

While climate change, destruction of natural habitat, pollution, corporate irresponsibility and CO2 emissions are all, at last, part of regular western discourse, how has that information been passed on to the indigenous people?

Safia Souhail, a member of parliament, holds regular salons where discourse is free and often contrarian.

For example, what is the impact on a society when there is no free media and conspiracy theories are a regular part of popular discourse?

Since then the Tibetan cause has become a regular topic of American public discourse, and the Dalai Lama a familiar face around the world.

The speakers might be the main attraction here, but stick around long enough and you'll start to notice that audience members – some of them regulars – contribute as much to the discourse as those on the stand.

Although he recognized, among other things, Heliade's merits of having removed pretentious boyar discourse from poetry and having favored regular rhyme, Paul Zarifopol accused him and Gheorghe Asachi of "tastelessness" and "literary insecurity".

Treating abortion as a regular medical service and normalizing abortion in public discourse could be other potential strategies to reduce the stigma surrounding abortion care [ 12].