Sentence examples for staged discourse from inspiring English sources

Instead, he was proposing an 'Intellectual Live8', a staged discourse on Africa to be held in London's Royal Albert Hall and, this weekend, Edinburgh's Usher Hall.

But it is significant that, in this second stage, public discourse came to delimit the danger of radioactive waste in terms of science and with reference to human health.

Programs like "Hardball" and "The McLaughlin Group" have already reshaped political discourse into a kind of staged confrontation, creating very unlikely celebrities -- Lanny Davis, your limo is here -- from the stilted combat.

The case has "brought women's rights to the center stage of public discourse," she said.

But, at this stage of the discourse, we considered it too soon to conclude that there was a really epistemological change among the students.

To religious believers for whom talk of "Brahman" and "God" is at the center stage of meaningful discourse, the use of the principle of empirical verification will seem arbitrary and question-begging.

The next stage in the discourse occurred in a conventional journal [12], taking the form of a set of calculations on the likely barrier preventing 4 and carbon dioxide from recombining inside the host cavity, and addressing question 1 above in more complete detail.

I think we're a little bit past that things people commonly like are normally liked because they're good because not everything is about roll-ups and listening to King Krule but it's hard to keep with what stage of PSL discourse we're currently at.

Even as politicians and societies debate actions to protect man's basic right to life, the rest of us can -- we would say must -- take center stage in international discourse, harness the hard lessons of past atrocities, and take pride in our ability to overcome, to thrive and to salute those who have chosen goodness and humanity over violence and evil.

Now is the time for conservative and religious leaders to stand tall and reject the bigotry that has characterized the actions and activities of the birthers, teabaggers, and anti-immigration, anti-Muslim self-described "patriots" who are garnering an inordinate share of attention on the stage of public discourse today.

"I hope it will provide for a strong impetus in bringing the issue of violence against children to the centre stage of public discourse and action in the country".