Sentence examples for standards of discourse from inspiring English sources

Japanese society frowns upon politicians and television advertisers attacking competitors, Yamakawa said, for fear that it could lead to the lowering of the standards of discourse.

Plus, porn is ubiquitous now and to turn a blind eye to it, or allow it to be discussed only behind closed doors, or just according to approved standards of discourse does everyone, especially our students, a disservice.

He thinks the standard of discourse about architecture is quite low enough, without me going on about – as he puts it – lifestyle.

We need a smart philanthropist to create a Discourse Prize that would reward the creation of nuanced reviewing and commenting systems that would prevent fakery and raise the standard of discourse to a level that supports the development of public understanding, rather than undermining it.

He adds: "We can all raise the standards of political discourse".

This might not be good for the standards of public discourse, but it's good for his ego – and it distracts from his ignorance.

There can be little doubt about Trump's hostility to democratic institutions or his contempt for democratic standards of public discourse.

And Chinese science has taken a step towards the standards of civilised discourse that Westerners like to think prevail in their own countries.

The California legislature apparently did not like such ideas, for it prohibited private secular universities and colleges from establishing their own standards of civil discourse.

Although some conservatives criticized him for failing to attack President Bill Clinton on moral issues that night, Mr. Kemp and his opponent, Vice President Al Gore, raised the standards of political discourse by engaging in one of the most substantive and civil national debates in our history.

At pains to preserve the standards of civil discourse, he repeatedly reassures her of his respect, while she turns her responses into digs at him and CNN.