Sentence examples for to this discourse from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's the hypersensitivity of a very small number to this discourse around them".

"I think that as people who work in culture, albeit a very small fringe area of culture, we have to be aware of the fact that we contribute hugely to this discourse," she says.

In this context, Colombia is close to reaching an agreement to end the 60-year armed conflict with Farc, the world's longest-running guerilla insurgency – an agreement that is of special relevance to this discourse on the war on drugs.

Santos says: "Colombia is close to reaching an agreement to end the 60-year armed conflict with the Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia [Farc, the world's longest-running guerilla insurgency] an agreement which is of special relevance to this discourse on the 'war on drugs'.

Debates surrounding what constitutes 'aesthetics' in everyday aesthetics are not unique to this discourse.

The tradition of logico-epistemological discourse, including both Buddhist and non-Buddhist proponents is often referred to by the Sanskrit neologism, "pramāṇavāda" in reference to this discourse on pramāṇas, means of valid knowledge.

If those who heard or read our report feel that some respondents have a skewed or distorted view of religion, it is up to scholars and religious leaders to challenge this discourse in order to move the faithful to a different understanding of their religion.

In the spirit of solidarity with this universal quirk of humanity, we decided to bring this discourse to the public sphere and hopefully embarrass some people along the way.

More than 300 people have signed up for the group's workshops, intended to give people the tools to counter this discourse.

I would also like to urge all of those speaking for either of us to do their part to lift up this discourse, to refrain from using inflammatory language and to avoid statements that could make it harder for our country to come together once the counting is over.

Mr. Gore, at his official residence in northwest Washington, used a teleprompter and spoke in scripted, statesmanlike terms when he urged all those involved "to do their part to lift up this discourse, to refrain from using inflammatory language and to avoid making statements that could make it harder for our country to come together once the counting is over".