"Hitler at one time discoursed at length with PW on the reasons why he never married.
The first episode has ample bleeping of not-ready-for-prime-time discourse, as well as some words that while allowed in prime time, cannot be published in this newspaper.
"I don't know why... every time we discourse on cinema we always focus on the length.
He took over in a different economic and political era, before the banking crisis and at a time when discourse was dominated by Tony Blair.
At the same time, a discourse about the necessity of PE in decision making processes emerged on EU-level, cumulating in constitutional norm in the Lisbon treaty [59].
However, following Taguchi (2008a), Taguchi (2008b), Riddifford and Joe (2010), and Riddiford and Holmes (2015), each time the discourse completion task was administered, the order of scenarios was changed to avoid practice effect.
So I was analysing cohesion in texts from 1968, at a time when discourse analysis in linguistics was still in its infancy; and while I loved grammar, analysis of textual relations beyond the sentence became my chief concern.
It was customary to grant the condemned a speech, but Thomas, "a very pale and dead colour", said it was "no time to discourse: he was come to die".
The relationship between music and transcendentalism is an oft-talked about topic, and most of the time our discourse revolves round the (admittedly incredible) interplay between kickdrums and Class A drugs, but this, this, is the real deal.
