Sentence examples for speaking position from inspiring English sources

Apparently, Noether's prominent speaking position was a recognition of the importance of her contributions to mathematics.

These French feminist theorists developed the idea of Écriture féminine (Cixous) and parler femme (Irigaray) which means "womanspeak": a way for women to enter language from a different (feminine) speaking position based on the way women experience the female body from the inside out (beyond masculine definition).

Laura Bush got the featured speaking position and last word at joint rallies.

"By inviting a well known Nazi, Hack legitimated their speaking position.

"That's going to be a situation where it's very similar to those who classify themselves as communists on the left, and they don't generally get a main speaking position at a Democrat meeting.

Gender difference was later theorized by French post-modern theorists in the 1980s, like Luce Irigaray, Julia Kristeva and Hélène Cixous as an exclusion from language, or a speaking position (psychoanalyzed by Jacques Lacan).

Writing is critical for securing grants, publishing papers, and submitting abstracts/securing speaking positions at conferences in academia.

Generally speaking, positioning is figuring out where in the market the book fits--what the book is about, who the book is for, and what result you want from the book.

There follows a grey list of Labour MPs who backed remain, but have since gone along with Jeremy Corbyn's fence-straddling "the people have spoken" position.

The concept of incorporating "ilities" into systems seems a self-evidently good idea, as expressed by both written and spoken positions by technical and political leaders.

Generally speaking, this position on the relationship between philosophy and religion is shared by other Aristotelians in the Arabic tradition, including al-Fārābī and Avicenna.