Sentence examples for so much discourse from inspiring English sources

Dodin told me: "There's so much discourse happening inside Russia at the moment about whether Russia is part of Europe or not, whether the Russian way is a separate way, whether the country is closed or open".

But what we do know for sure is that our perception of rape and rape victims, even amidst so much discourse about slut-shaming and rape culture, still excludes sex workers.

Since the Sackler Center and Chicago's mixed-media installation were a lightning rod for so much discourse, I contacted the Brooklyn Museum's Deputy Director for Art, Charles Desmarais, for his reaction.

Britons are perplexed by the sclerotic hatred infecting so much political discourse in America.

"The Cuyahoga is worth recalling," as Hayward writes, "because its image remains a default position for so much environmental discourse.

After a time of so much heated discourse, many of us are wondering, where do we even start?

That's why so much of the discourse generated by television is political — and why, in this moment that's so rich in cultural discourse, the dominant way of discussing art is political.

My point is not American power, but rather the double standard that characterises so much British political discourse.

so much for civil discourse.

"So much for civil discourse," one quipped on Twitter.

So much of the discourse surrounding interracial relationships seems to center on black and white couplings.