Sentence examples for types of discourse from inspiring English sources

"Certain types of discourse are better suited to the Web," he said.

Language remains, however, a still partially understood phenomenon used to transact several types of discourse.

"Descartes' Bones" has two favorite types of discourse: expanding on Descartes's place in the history of ideas and pointing out strange coincidences that shaped his path through posterity.

It shows how often a word is used, and the types of discourse in which it is found, be it conversational speech or academic prose.

Both Woolf and Joyce combine these methods with impersonal narrative, quoted speech and other types of discourse to show their characters receiving sense impressions which trigger memories, questions and desires.

Since literature itself is often partisan, is always rooted to some degree in local circumstances, and has a way of calling forth affirmations of ultimate values, it is not surprising that the finest critics have never paid much attention to the alleged boundaries between criticism and other types of discourse.

This kind of thinking resurrects old types of discourses around Africa's relationship to global cultural forms.

The three types of discourses with their respective formats provide a sufficient number of choices for matching the instrument with the risk problem at hand.

Four types of "discourses" describing the extent of participation are suggested in accordance with the risk governance framework and outlined below (Renn 2008, p. 280; Renn 2014, p. 54ff).

But civility as a type of discourse — as a high road that nobody ever actually walks — is the opposite.

This type of discourse is having a devastating impact not only on the quality of our social dialogue, but on individuals too.