Sentence examples for true discourse from inspiring English sources

And true discourse is nowhere to be found.

When an amorphous paranoid hatred metastasizes to cast unfounded doubts on our institutions and democratic processes themselves, true discourse and investigation withers.

Walter Bigges and Lt. Crofts' book A Summarie and True Discourse of Sir Frances Drakes West Indian Voyage (1589), Edward Careless was referred to as the commander of the Hope, but Wright was not mentioned.

To some extent I agree, yet the truth's more complicated, as the term "ruin porn" has disallowed a true discourse on the understanding of modern America in ruins no less than the term "family values" has hindered the discourse on the state of the modern American family.

But Mr. Nader's run injects something sorely lacking in the current campaign: true political discourse about issues affecting Americans.

That's true of the discourse around energy and climate, which is mostly dominated by business stakeholders and policymakers.

"On the True Doctrine: A Discourse Against the Christians" was written in 178 A.D. by Celsus, an eclectic follower of Plato.

Paragraph by paragraph it answers the Alēthēs logos ("The True Doctrine" or "Discourse") of the 2nd-century anti-Christian philosopher Celsus and is therefore a principal source for the pagan intelligentsia's view of 2nd-century Christianity as well as a classic formulation of early Christian reply.

But what is true in a discourse on whole is the sum of assertions put forward by participants.

Although test takers' responses to this task may belie their true proficiency, the discourse is likely to be tangential to the task prompt and thus not meet the desired level of communicative competence expected (Park & Bredlau, 2014).

With these frameworks and guidelines, true communal political discourse can finally begin.