Sentence examples for three discourses from inspiring English sources

John of Damascus succeeded his father as one of the Muslim caliph's tax officials, and while still a government minister he wrote three Discourses on Sacred Images, c. 730, defending their veneration against the Byzantine emperor Leo III and the Iconoclasts.

Later on, in his Three Discourses on Dramatic Poetry (1660), Corneille suggested that authors should be allowed to depart from Aristotle's aesthetic principles, though of course he does not suggest that those principles be totally abandoned.

Three discourses were found on policy response to climate change in the forest sector: mitigation policy only, separated policy on adaptation and mitigation, and an integrated policy on adaptation and mitigation.

All three discourses also seemed to converge, save for one negation in the print media, on the topic that MPH was overprescribed.

Doel and Segrott [ 27] uncovered three discourses in their research that share similar features to those presented by Kirkman [ 32], Miles [ 34] and Reddy [ 7].

Fine argues that whilst the first three discourses are in abundance in US secondary schools, the fourth is largely 'missing' from 'official' sex education curricula and from sex education classrooms.

Table 1 provides an overview of the three discourse strategies and lists the most appropriate formats (Renn 2008, p. 336ff; Aven and Renn 2010, p. 188ff; Renn 2014, p. 68ff).

Rafe Hallett, director of induction in history at the University of Leeds, says: "The first six months of study can be a struggle, as the joint honours student adapts to the demands of two communities and two discourses of knowledge.

During the later part of the Ming dynasty (1368-1644), the Chinese produced a literature of connoisseurship whose texts had titles like "Eight Discourses on the Art of Living" and "Treatise on Superfluous Things".

The Chahār maqāleh ("Four Discourses") by Niẓāmī ʿArūẕī focuses not on the ruler himself but on four important functionaries at court: the secretary, the poet, the doctor, and the astrologer.

The station also offers full-length plays and heavyweight pieces of talk radio such as The Essay, which last week featured four discourses on Virgil from Seamus Heaney and various Classics professors.