Sentence examples for to discourses from inspiring English sources

This book -- which lurches from analyses of intellectual property rules for genetically engineered animals to discourses on Dostoyevsky and the myth of the golem -- deals with an imaginary problem and a real problem.

The nomadism/pastoralism debate has always been closely connected to discourses about modernization theories whenever development issues were at stake.

To better understand the complexities of policy change, we turn our attention to discourses contained within policy texts.

The redefinition of pigeons as a nuisance species is historically related to discourses about hygiene and the dirtiness of pigeons.

Second, the characteristics of camps in Europe also highlight that (refugee) migration is deeply related to discourses on crime, terror and a general criminalization of migration (Wacquant, 2012).

To compare the results presented here to discourses in other European countries may contribute to explain these differences and help to understand more deeply which discursive patterns take effect in the different countries.

The word dialect comes from the Ancient Greek dialektos "discourse, language, dialect," which is derived from dialegesthai "to discourse, talk".

Consequently, he has only two modes when it comes to discourse: loud and very loud.

We often benefited from her perspective on whatever subject she chose to discourse on.

Newly hirsute, he's happy to discourse at length on his director's on-set idiosyncrasies.

We wanted to contribute to discourse as an influential paper," Kismet ElSayed, Al-Masry Al-Youm's business manager, said.