Sentence examples for the discourse from from inspiring English sources

A leader who quickly takes charge of the communication around a reorganization can prevent the discourse from engendering fear.

As Jefferson said: "I have a dislike for everything that tends to distract the discourse from fact or the mind from reason".

Like much of the discourse from the period, they appear to be meant to stoke old partisan arguments rather than to quell them.

The program is based on a competence and adaptation rather than a pathology foundation and it shifts the discourse from causes to effects of illness.

I only urge burgeoning masters of the Zen aesthetic to treat the politics obliquely; let us follow Biden's lead in moving the discourse from policy wonkishness to sailor-speak — I am imagining here Nixon clutching a chawan of matcha.

The discourse from any anti-balaka and Christians that support them is that the Muslims are all foreigners – they're all Chadians, they don't belong in this country and they should leave.

Step 8 Examined the transcript of the verbal discourse from the groups identified in step 7. Step 9 Segmented the transcript from each group into episodes.

This processing description specifies in these recognition tasks the role of information from the discourse and from the participants' knowledge of the domain.

For some years a cult figure of postmodern theory, Baudrillard moved beyond the postmodern discourse from the early 1980s to the present, and has developed a highly idiosyncratic mode of philosophical and cultural analysis.

While environmentalists have dominated the public discourse from the outset, it has only been in the past five years that development organisations and unions have become involved.

While energetic and in many cases inspirational, these young activists have converted the political discourse from what the GOP must do in the House to what Obama is supposedly not doing by "allowing" deportations mandated under law by Congress.