Sentence examples for the same discourse from inspiring English sources

You hear the same discourse about foreigners, Romanians etc.

"It's part of the same discourse that was being bandied around in the 1960s," he argues.

Distinct perspectives or views support knowledge acquisition and representation suitable for different types or stages of inference in the same discourse.

When Israelis and Palestinians, Russians and Ukrainians, or Kurds and Turks court global public opinion, they all use the same discourse of human rights, state sovereignty and international law.

Their attempt at portraying Islam as a sullen culture that lacks a sense of humor is part of the same discourse that claims "suicide-martyrdom" as the highest goal for all true believers.

Yet the same discourse alludes to the reputation of the local Chinese community who are regarded by Costa Ricans as "wily and pernicious".

Large p-set Q-method of this kind is likely most useful for characterizing the emergent discourses demographically, and understanding their prevalence; the same discourses had emerged within a much smaller pilot study.

However, it cannot be taken for granted that the same discourses dominate politics and praxis.

The more that providers and commissioners speak the same discourses, the more persuasive one would expect a commissioner's arguments to be to a provider.

In other words, British advocates of lay cancer education endorsed the view that "delay" was their chief foe, drawing on the same discourses as their colleagues elsewhere (but especially in the United States).

What has been left out of this same discourse, for the most part, is the role that foreign policy can play in extending the responsibility of states to protect and promote health of the other, for the sake of the other, a cosmopolitan perspective.