Sentence examples for some of the discourse from inspiring English sources

But some of the discourse was pretty concrete.

George W. Bush adopted some of the discourse in crafting his Global War on Terrorism.

(Lewis wrote an essay on the subject for this magazine in the autumn of 2001). George W. Bush adopted some of the discourse in crafting his Global War on Terrorism.

BM: I am also troubled by some of the discourse I hear out on the presidential campaign trail and elsewhere in politics -- about how "sickos" are to blame for all of these bad things.

By her temperament, Proserpina anticipates Poppea in the later opera; likewise Pachino may be a forerunner for Ottone; some of the discourses in Proserpina have the rhetorical flavour of those between Nerone and Seneca in L'incoronazione.

Rather than attempt to eradicate the empowered modern women discourse, given that it was widely prevalent amongst young women, it might be possible to modify it by using some elements of the discourse to counter other elements.

The repeal effort had led to some of the divisive discourse that is now under scrutiny.

The moves, Keith writes, "could chill some of the vibrant discourse on the country's Twitter-like microblogs".

New rules issued by the Chinese government Friday will make it easier to monitor who is using the Internet and tamp down some of the vibrant discourse on the country's Twitter-like microblogs, Keith Bradsher reported.

While some of the racial discourse in America is certainly unpleasant, as seen by the likes of talk show hosts and commentators like Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck, there is also a great deal that's constructive.

The new regulations, issued by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, allow Internet users to continue to adopt pseudonyms for their online postings, but only if they first provide their real names to service providers, a measure that could chill some of the vibrant discourse on the country's Twitter-like microblogs.