Sentence examples for response to this discourse from inspiring English sources
© UNICEF/Nadchatram UNICEF Malaysia youth volunteers sharing IDS information with their peers at the "3R-UNICEF All Women's Futsal Playoffs 2006" Q: What do you think will be the response to this discourse and debate in Asia? A. Having a discourse about children's civil rights in Asia will already be in itself an important achievement.
Now his NCW appointee's response to this pernicious discourse of 'Love Jihad' is to legitimize the concept through suggesting that "social outrage' is an understandable response to something she implies is fact.
In response to this mismatch, participants would frequently draw upon discourses of a hegemonic masculinity to create a social context within the focus group that is more closely aligned with their heterosexual disposition.
Much of the response to this weekend's horrific crime has focussed on the vitriol that dominates contemporary political discourse.
The inter-rater reliability for the ratings of the responses to the discourse completion pre-test, post-test, and follow-up test, as indicated by Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient (r), were respectively r = 0.88, r = 0.92, and r = 0.90.
She added: "What was so revolutionary was that they insisted on being 'Indian' and 'modern".' This was a response to art discourse dominating India in the early 20th century: folk and tribal art, classical Indian art from the Mughal and Gupta periods and the nativist creativity of the Bengal School, as well as Western art.
In this commentary, we review the evidence in response to the current discourse with regard to the amendments.
Although test takers' responses to this task may belie their true proficiency, the discourse is likely to be tangential to the task prompt and thus not meet the desired level of communicative competence expected (Park & Bredlau, 2014).
Hence, philanthropic self-narratives shed light on the fashioning of positive identities in response to broader societal discourses that act on entrepreneurs to become philanthropic (Gregg, 2006; Kornberger and Brown, 2007; Martens et al., 2007).
Perhaps it's the hypersensitivity of a very small number to this discourse around them".
