Sentence examples for simplified discourse from inspiring English sources

The simplified discourse is fraught with many challenges and has big gaping holes in it.

Simplified, very simplified.

These people, though, understand a different kind of civil discourse than the simplified type being called for by well-meaning leaders, media personalities, and everyday Americans.

We demonstrate how these "unknown knowns" constitute uncomfortable knowledge because they disrupt the simplified worldview that underpins contemporary discourse on the potential misuse of synthetic biology by malign actors.

This is of course a selective and simplified reading of American policies and discourse, and American critiques of Saudi religious incitement, gender inequality, and human rights abuse are of course warranted.

What we need from our national media outlets is reasonable and balanced discourse on a complicated topic that is all too often simplified and sometimes distorted to the point that it borders on hate mongering -- as when Miller perniciously compares presidential positions on China to gun control in the wake of Aurora.

Unfortunately, such grand and over-simplified claims about the role of press freedom in development are common in public discourse.

It should be noted, however, that even if (17b) is redundant, it is arguably a felicitous discourse, and therefore some subtlety is needed in applying van der Sandt's cancellation principle in the simplified form above.

In Le Figaro, he discoursed with a quaint gravity on les tendances de la mode and affirmed his belief in "simplified lines that are easy to understand," because "true success means pleasing everyone" — a succinct résumé of everything in fashion that Kawakubo doesn't stand for, in both senses.

Some folk discourse.

The complex simplified.