Sentence examples for that she proposes from inspiring English sources

Since Kristeva believes that there is no subjectivity and no sociality without the violence of the symbolic contract and the splitting of subjectivity, the feminism that she proposes would not take refuge from this violence either by standing outside history (as the second generation does), or by denying women's bodies and desires (as the first generation does).

In order to justify the egalitarian educational program that she proposes, she argues against Rousseau that there are no characteristic differences between the sexes, that most of what is observed is the result of education, and, turning Pope's words around, that "A perfect man is a woman formed after a courser mold" (Macaulay 1790, 204).

Her most interesting (and baiting) trait is a loyalty to anxious, lantern-eyed Betty so instantaneous that she proposes they make a vow of friendship approximately five days after moving to town.

The only solace I can offer my severely gifted clients and students is to try on Elizabeth Gilbert's elegiac and poetic rethinking of "genius" as muse that she proposes in her genius TEDtalk on genius.

One younger and relatively educated FSW said confidently that she proposes her clients to use condom.

Downey said that she proposed the idea for the miniseries to her husband over a cup of tea.

She says, for example, that she proposed back in the early 1980's that the Federal Reserve Board, the Office of Thrift Supervision and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency be consolidated.

"It takes time to move things," she added, noting that she proposed staging "Streetcar" because Williams "is now recognized in our universe and imagination as an important author who has influenced film and 20th-century theater with his exploration of class differences".

"It takes time to move things," Ms. Mayette added, noting that she proposed staging "Streetcar" because Williams "is now recognized in our universe and imagination as an important author who has influenced film and 20th-century theater with his exploration of class differences".

It also outlined a series of solutions that she proposed would fix America's broken immigration system: building a wall, deporting undocumented immigrants, and placing a ten-year moratorium on immigration all immigration before implementing a new entry process based on labor skills, rather than family preference or per-country visa caps.

To explain her own narrow and static life, she proposes, "That's been my problem.