Sentence examples for this whole discourse from inspiring English sources

This whole discourse ignores what could be the unique advantage of having a community organizer in the White House.

When representing the problem using a topological space, this condition can be interpreted by dividing the whole discourse space into a finite number of sets or classes.

And by the end of the essay he has damned the whole discourse: "Political language — and with variations this is true of all political parties, from Conservatives to Anarchists — is designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable".

"Erdogan changed the whole discourse," said Hasan Cemal, a columnist for the daily newspaper Milliyet.

Tying together the whole discourse was Rabbi Taub's thesis, the central insight of his teaching and writing.

But it was all grist for the mill and made me critically examine the whole discourse of Human Rights and HR activists which is actually quite problematic.

Such people, says Mr Jabareen, "are now taking the issue of Azmi Bishara as a way to delegitimise the whole discourse"—ironically, since he himself had nothing to do with "Future Vision" or the other tracts.But many centrist and leftist Israeli Jews who call for urgent measures to end discrimination against Arabs balk at some of these proposals.

A serious confounding factor in the whole discourse on the allocation of intensive care is lack of clarity regarding the prognosis of ventilated patients.

Then, we will generate a global interpretation of the text in relation to the objectives of the research to organize the whole discourse and to link it to the context (symbolic configuration).

The structure and semantic content of language of the whole discourses were analysed through predicate argument structure and spatial motor terms, and gestures were analysed for frequency and semantic form.

There's a whole discourse about this – class and wealth and privilege – that we won't get into because Big Sam did get defrauded in a Christmas hamper scam.