Sentence examples for the discourse has changed from inspiring English sources

The discourse has changed – seeking to make profit is not seen as [incompatible] with development".

The discourse has changed enough, I think, that a man repeatedly accused of assault seems fundamentally untrustworthy.

Clyburn says that the tone of the discourse has changed for the better already in many symbolic ways, and he hopes that they'll also change in substantive ways.

The discourse had changed.

"These are other times, the communist discourse has changed," he said.

In a recent e-mail interview, he talked about America's current political landscape and discussed why grappling with the "new nature of capitalism" is the most pressing intellectual and political task facing us:  Do you think the level of political discourse has changed in the United States since the time of, say, Nixon's presidency?

Over the last forty years, however, the death and dying discourse has changed.

Here, the nature of parliamentary discourse has changed radically since 2002, when women came into the legislatures through party lists on the basis of their electoral strength.

In 2014, in Israel, the definition of legitimate discourse has changed entirely.

Over the last five decades, that discourse has changed in ways that emphasize individual choice, agency and preferences.

IT IS a measure of how much public discourse has changed that the argument this week on gay rights was about how rude politicians can be not to homosexuals, but to their opponents.