Sentence examples for the discourse of a from inspiring English sources
This is hardly the discourse of a clear victor.
Sheril Kirshenbaum, executive director of Science Debate, a nonpartisan group that backs the inclusion of science policy in presidential debates, said Clinton could raise the discourse of a national campaign.
From the very beginning, our choice was to reject in its entirety the regime's attempts to drag the people's revolution into a farcical dialogue, with the counter-revolution shrouded in the discourse of a "democratic process" that neither promotes the demands of the revolution nor represents any substantial, real democracy.
It is reassuring to know that there does appear to be a difference between the discourse of a three- or four-year trained teacher and a teacher aide!
This implies thorough investigation of the discourse of a domain, its description, and probably even the introduction of completely new concepts into the domain.
More is credited with inventing the word, Cartesianism, and has been said to be behind the strangely Platonic reading of Descartes's methodology in the anonymous preface to the first English translation of the Discourse of a Method (1649) (Cristofolini 1974).
Tailored for those who are "better-educated, better-informed, well-travelled, and with higher earning power", these projects are paving the way for a heterogeneous public housing landscape powered by and supporting the discourse of an open, cosmopolitan Singapore.
"Social media is centered around the discourse of becoming a star," she said.
Both of Wollstonecraft's novels also critique the discourse of sensibility, a moral philosophy and aesthetic that had become popular at the end of the eighteenth century.
This pronouncement led France's new Prime Minister, Manuel Valls, to declare war on "the discourse of decline," an allusion to Zemmour and his Vichyisme.
The cultural assumptions we share with Plato and Kant are less likely to be "a tip-off to the way the world is" than just a "mark of the discourse of people inhabiting a certain chunk of space-time".
