Sentence examples for reinforcing a discourse from inspiring English sources

However, Southwick et al. [ 53] have criticized cultural safety for "[continuing] to define ethnic minority culture as other than the dominant culture, [which] has the unintended consequence of reinforcing a discourse of binary dialectics" [ 53].

Reinforcing a stereotype.

As expressed by one TBA, the ' Sudhrela' or 'the improved ones'- i.e. educated rich women - have hospital births, reinforcing the discourse shown as a loop in Figure  1.

Similarly, in her discourse analysis of women's magazines, Roy ([ 57], p. 463) finds that "reflecting and reinforcing the discourse of healthism, women's magazines consistently present health as an important individual responsibility and a moral imperative".

In the present study, health workers were said to be active in reinforcing traditional discourses, which implies a lack of expertise on sexual matters after childbirth.

It also reinforced a sense of community.

It reinforces a stalemate.

It reinforces a world view.

This reinforces a trend previously reported [22].

In other words, the current construction of femininity is so deeply imbricated with the oppression of women that such attempts will always end up reinforcing the very discourse they seek to undermine (Butler 1999 [1990]); this critique has strong affiliations with poststructuralism (which are discussed below).

"I think that seeing devices like this in sex shop might potentially reinforce the discourse that trans people are different to the 'norm,' which is implicitly cis people and cis bodies.