Mueller's investigation likely focusses on obstruction of justice, which demands proof of corrupt intent; in that case, the remarkable public discourse around Trump's mental unfitness would surely be helpful to the President's legal counsel.
It's quite remarkable: our policy discourse remains largely dominated by fears of an event that the fear-mongers can't explain in theory, and for which they can offer no historical examples in practice.
By American standards, the civility of the discourse was remarkable.
For a country that idealizes opportunity, dotes on celebrity and frequently confuses the ability to make vast sums of money with wisdom, it is remarkable how indignant the discourse gets when a rich person runs for public office.
And Webern's Symphony manages something even more remarkable: the whole academic discourse of score-based musical analysis is (or was) based on proving how "organic" and "logical" symphonic structures can be, supposedly endowing Beethoven's music, say, with the objective power and glory of natural phenomena.
In a series of remarkable works, starting with "Discourses" and ending with "Letter to d'Alembert" and "Reveries of the Solitary Walker," Rousseau pursued the same wandering and disconsolate selves that the Harvard psychologists in turn sought to quantify, and blamed theater for much of their suffering.
Similarly, Feigl's analysis of the mind-body problem exerted remarkable influence on the philosophical discourse of the second half of the twentieth century.
Kerala holds a special place in the global public health discourse for its remarkable health achievements despite low economic status [ 6].
The state of Kerala is known for its remarkable health achievements in the public health discourse.
Peter's love of discourse bestowed those around him with his remarkable curiosity, erudition, charm and well-honed sense of humor.
