Sentence examples for the discourse which from inspiring English sources
This, then, is the basis of the discourse which the Resability Forum aims to foster.
Actors make normative statements in the discourse which are close to their own ideal point [24].
That is, the existential typically functions to introduce a new entity into the discourse, which will be elaborated on in the text that follows.
Although much of The World has been lost, some of it seems to have survived in the form of essays attached to the Discourse which, as was mentioned earlier, would be published four years later, in 1637.
There remains, however, an unfortunate distinction between "smart" and "dumb" in the discourse which often elides the fact that the electricity grid is in fact a multi-layered infrastructure to which many elements have been added through course of history [5].
Note: I had started working on a different piece about the aftermath of the election, and after seeing the discourse which followed November 8th, began working on this.
Cameron and Frazer conclude that feminists can be critical of "the discourses which inform sexual practice" and imagine alternative discourses, without promoting problematic models of human behavior (Cameron & Frazer 2000, 253).
This paper examines the construction, architecture, planning and design of New Towns in the Pontine Marshes, south of Rome, in the 1930s, analysing the discourses which contributed to their shaping and settlement.
Indeed, he seems in complete agreement with the French theorist that all forms of culture and knowledge are inextricably bound up with established systems of meaning production, and McEvilley plays a direct role in the discourses which Lyotard claims operate within postmodern culture to seek and expose these links.
This reality is constituted by the material and institutional world and is considered to influence the meanings and the discourses which people invoke to construct the objects at stake [ 28].
He also sees a kind of poetry in the fact that he came from Britain -- which has no constitution -- to end up "up to my eyeballs in the political discourse which was the result of the withdrawal of the British and the creation of a constitution".
