Sentence examples for some discourse from inspiring English sources

Still, he added, "These parties might foster some discourse and some passion, and that would be really great".

Philomusarian Club Harvard In one of the earliest records of a college club, 10 pious students pledged to reform manners and conversation: "Once a week, by turns, every member shall choose some topic suitable to his genius from whence he shall expound, make some poem, or raise some discourse or chain of argument".

"The vast majority of child sex abusers are not your public figures... and they cannot be allowed to get away with it because of some discourse about 'This is some kind of campaign' that is following what happened with Savile or Cyril Smith or whoever it may be.

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Trust is a barrier to any collaborative economy business, although there is some discourse around that.

Some prominent types of fictionalism claim only that in ordinary utterances of sentences of some discourse, speakers don't aim at literal truth.

Clearly, some discourses depend on other types: most obviously, moral and ethical discourses partly depend on empirical claims, and thus depend on the outcome of empirical discourses about the circumstances and consequences of behavioral rules and the collective pursuit of the good life.

According to Francis Osborne (1593 1656): It was the fashion of those times ... for the principal gentry, lords, courtiers, and men of all professions not merely mechanic, to meet in Paul's Church by eleven and walk in the middle aisle till twelve, and after dinner from three to six, during which times some discoursed on business, others of news.

The discourses were simultaneously available to participants across the populations although some discourses were more common in certain sub-groups than others.

Demands about their right to make decisions concerning their own lifestyle, with the subsequent rejection of outside interference, were even seen from some discourses.

Our study also suggests that citing cultural factors, as it is often done in some discourses, as a central factor explaining home deliveries is not justified [ 53].