Sentence examples for underlying discourses from inspiring English sources
Once a final list of categories was thus identified, all quotations that were part of a particular category were further analysed, paying particular attention to underlying discourses.
Our findings demonstrate, for the first time, the existence of a neural network underlying discourse compression, showing that parts of this network are common to re-telling and re-listening effects.
By common sense we refer to core ideas that underlie discourses on health in a specific time and society.
Their paper has to stand or fall through further experiment over time, but the criticisms reported above can only hinder progress and remain an indictment of the quality of the underlying scientific discourse.
Future research should also aim to test specific mechanisms or interactions outlined here in experimental settings or using empirical data to further our understanding of the social processes underlying political discourse.
Underlying the discourse is the downsizing of people in their middle years, even in the professional and managerial classes".
The intrusion of a male lion, confirmed the underlying bestial discourse of both mythological fairy tale and pornographic sex.
Underlying the discourse on the role of national leadership and guidelines was the mandate of the NGO itself in building the capacity of the national health systems: '(Our) objective is not to provide jobs for community health workers; our goal is to reduce maternal and child mortality' (Informant 14).
But it's not easy, hey?" While she clearly understands the poverty, social conditions and adversities which challenge patient access and at the same time challenge her ability to keep and maintain a professional distance, there is a strong sense of optimism, humour, personal confidence and professionalism which underlies her discourse.
Judging by the works alone, without knowledge of any ideological or philosophical programs underlying them, the discourse is more evident than the dialogue.
The question is whether citizenship and feelings of attachment to the host nation are as closely associated as is the underlying premise in contemporary discourses around the issue.
