What the expressivist seeks is a conception of propositions (and of truths, facts, and beliefs) substantive enough to explain and validate our ordinary realist-seeming discourse but deflationary enough to avoid the traditional problems for realism.
If by the lights of our philosophy of mathematics there are no mathematical entities, it seems mathematical discourse must be abandoned (because mathematical utterances are systematically untrue): such discourse cannot be worthwhile.
Our findings suggest that, for the institutional space for community initiatives, the precise content of the dominant discourse seems less determining than the alignment of a dominant discourse across government levels and actors.
Today, the discourse seems merrier.
He seems, within his discourse, distracted by hectoring students and fractious fellow-faculty.
Thanks to candidates like Donald Trump and Ben Carson, American political discourse seems to be dominated by xenophobia.
I'm wary of interrupting any discourse seems fragile but they let me listen, and I start taking notes.
This kind of discourse seems to flow much more fluidly from his pen than passages describing sentiment or romance: "In her bed, Candace is sapphire, something he does not know in her".
The tone of the discourse seems to carry risks for two men who in part became their parties' presumptive nominees by speaking against partisan bickering, said Matthew Dowd, a former strategist for Mr. Bush.
"Participating in democratic discourse" seems, in this context, to have something to do with golf and Rolex watches, in the same way that, in Citizens United, multimillion-dollar super PAC donations had everything to do with free speech.
Outside Germany, poster caricatures of an opponent as a "criminal" may be part of the everyday rough and tumble of politics; but most Germans, used to a more dignified political discourse, seem to have been offended by the joke.In this section Catalonia's next boss?
