Sentence examples for today's discourse from inspiring English sources

While health and moral arguments dominate today's discourse, the dark shadow cast by the spectre of Francisco Franco is also still a factor.

Now machine-translation researchers are taking advantage of them, too.With so much of today's discourse taking place online, machine-readable corpora in dozens of languages are being accumulated at a phenomenal rate.

The Pile team turned out to be better at building reactors that changing public policy, but its legacy of activism and public engagement reverberates in today's discourse about climate change.

We invite every company involved in today's discourse to do a little of that.

Evaluating these values parallel to today's discourse, sustainable identity can be achieved by emphasizing especially the locality.

In today's discourse, they also tend to get confused.

I'm not saying we should stop defending our nation, but I find it surprising how different the political discourse was around invading Iraq in 2003 from today's political discourse around climate change.

Garbage shame is such a normal part of today's parental discourse ("No, you can't have an AquaPod! It's a waste of packaging!") that most of us don't think about it anymore.

However, the categories have become so firmly established in government and popular discourse over time that they have become de facto distinctions, serving to shape in part today's political discourse within the Republic of China (ROC), and affecting Taiwan's policies regarding indigenous peoples.

Listening to today's political discourse, one can't help but notice the radical change in tone.

Unfortunately, says Hermann Otto Solms, a member of parliament from the liberal Free Democratic Party, that reasoning sounds "too abstract" in today's German discourse.