Sentence examples for sort of discourse from inspiring English sources

This sort of discourse is not uncommon.

During the US election campaign Donald Trump said he would seek to engage in some sort of discourse with Vladimir Putin, the Russian president.

Jewish students find this sort of discourse concerning and frightening, regardless of their own political persuasion or view of the Middle East.

The things that happened in Kosovo, and, before that, in Bosnia and Croatia, were certainly crimes, but they were many other things as well, and a strictly legalistic parsing of the matter may not afford the sort of discourse appropriate to the scale of the horror.

He also seems a little uncomfortable writing directly about sex, a reticence that, he points out, Wells shared: "He had never felt any urge to describe the sexual act and its variations in his fiction — it was the sort of discourse he preferred to keep private, confined to his love letters and pillow talk".

Next Friday night another sort of discourse will unfold at the Community Church of New York in Murray Hill, when the association convenes a panel discussion with a handful of its current members, including Mr. Lewis, the multireedist Henry Threadgill and the pianist and vocalist Amina Claudine Myers.

It follows that a full interpretation of any form of discourse requires both the objective sort of analysis for which structuralism provides a tool and an acknowledgment that there is always a surplus of meaning to be found in discourse that goes beyond what such objective techniques explain.

The body as an "input/output device" is just one example of how digital technology is creating a new sort of biological discourse.

Ted Cruz, the conservative Texas senator increasingly seen as the party's most viable alternative to Trump, also condemned him on Saturday, arguing his campaign "affirmatively encourages violence" and had created "an environment that only encourages this sort of nasty discourse".

If they ban mat totally, what else is there left for us to do? We'll just have to fuck on the stage While this sort of resistance discourse is praiseworthy, it's a sorry state of affairs to be in in the first place.

"That's for the grown-ups to worry about," I answered, but a few minutes after I spoke, I changed my attitude, afraid that I'd missed a golden opportunity for just the sort of nostalgic discourse that my grandfather cherished.