Sentence examples for this discourse goes from inspiring English sources

One by one, starting with India, where the religion was born, their creed, idolatrous in the eyes of Muslims, has been wiped out: in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia… In the form of the Rohingya, this discourse goes, the barbarian is at the gate.

But the idea of a independent body that seeks to influence public discourse goes back a long way.

When military rape is discussed around issues of women being victims, or arguments about whether they should be serving beside men, all intelligent discourse goes out the window.

He has fashioned a kind of mental idiolect, a discourse going on inside one extraordinary person's head.

Where does the political discourse go from here?

We'll hit someone if it gets a bit of discourse going," said McDermott.

Speaking in the New York chamber, Rouhani adopted a startling new reconciliatory discourse, going as far as to hail the United States as a "great nation," presumably to Iranian hardliners.

"The crucial thing is that the prospect [of impeachment] now be taken seriously, that the machinery of removal be reactivated, and that the need to use it become the focus of political discourse going into 2018," Tribe concluded.

The public discourse went through ten years of having a president who didn't believe in climate change and whose answer to the ills of society was to revert to nineteenth-century myths of Norman Rockwell hometowns and families gathered for prayer before dinner.

There is a long and interesting discussion between proponents of internalism and proponents of externalism, but to describe more than the shadowy lines of this discourse would go beyond the scope of this paper.

She sees that while many transsexuals are complicit in this discourse, they nonetheless go beyond it by attempting, for example, to assist each other in "working" the medical regulations (as explained above).