Sentence examples for terms of discourse from inspiring English sources

We explain the fixedness and idiosyncratic nature of scientific phraseology in terms of discourse processes such as reformulation.

It is no simple thing to determine whether Twitter outrage can itself expand the terms of discourse and challenge the status quo.

But it is a book that impels the reader to think, and it may alter the the terms of discourse within which it will be judged.

But among those terms of discourse is the one that's contained in the movie's very title: the other aspect of history that Garrel lays on the table is the gendered one.

In fact, it is on matters of culture that they become most ideological and emotional -- largely, I suspect, because they know any homage accorded this view will deprive them of their desired monopoly on the terms of discourse.

If anything, previous positive developments are being eroded by a combination of funding cuts and a significant shift in the terms of discourse, both emanating from the upper echelons of power.

The problem statement for this study focused on how to construct meaningful research findings within the context of several contrasting dichotomies, both in terms of discourses of NCDs (or chronic illness) and approaches to healthcare access.

On a deeper level, Mr. Khatami has transformed the terms of political discourse.

Win or lose, Trump has shifted the terms of political discourse, campaigning and organisation.

Actually, in terms of current discourse, the Mendelssohn volume may be more pertinent than the Verdi.

Reagan changed America above all by changing the terms of political discourse.