Sentence examples for that discourses about from inspiring English sources

They furthermore demonstrate that discourses about risk management are far from stable or uniform among this group of professionals.

Some forms of scientific realism, for example, hold that discourse about the theoretical entities of physics is not simply shorthand for discourse about, say, meter readings and patterns on cloud chamber photographs.

Don't you understand that discourse about this conflict has no place for nuance and reappraisal?

And now as we come into the 21st century that discourse is about faith.

Literature departments in the universities of the affluent West, and especially its English-speaking regions, have expanded to such an extent that discourse about literature has become a systematic occupation and a full-time career for many.

"[The Dhaka Art Summit's] recent programing has worked to try to break mental blocks between thinking about South and Southeast Asia as distinct and unconnected geopolitical entities because they are connected through culture," says Campbell Betancourt, who notes that discourse about the region tends to be dominated by heavyweight countries like India and its conflict with Pakistan.

One can say the same for scientific theories in Plato's Timaeus, whose main speaker Timaeus argues that discourse about the natural world mimics the intelligible world (47c).

Realism about a given class of entities may entail that discourse about them is factual but it certainly does not entail that most of our assertions concerning them are true (Factualism*).

For Duarte and other younger activists, the concern is that discourse about diversity in predominantly white spaces doesn't do much to improve the deadly conditions affecting most of Brazil's black and poor population.

As researchers we are part of the situation as subjects that produce discourses about the situation, but also subjected to discourses that others produce [ 13].

Yet the movie turns out, with a sublime intellectual irony, to be about that discourse.