Sentence examples for vast discourse from inspiring English sources

Story lines related to water risks form the basis for vast discourse coalitions involving actors that rarely fight for the same goals with other subjects, e.g. major interest groups of the food sector, brewing companies and environmental NGOs or citizens' initiatives.

Another challenge is the vast number of discourse analytical approaches which have quite different theoretical foundations as well as methodological implications [8].

You could use TV/video to really educate people, really go in-depth, really engage in a vast global public discourse.

It is a most awe-inspiring place with 60ft manmade mounds and vast lakes, a dramatic discourse between water and land and a swirling exchange of shapes (the lakes were Maggie's design).

In fact, that's the problem with the vast majority of political discourse in this nation.

He was always dressed in the same dark suit and hat, and other than books his greatest expense appeared to lie in hot chocolate, which he consumed in vast quantities, as he discoursed on erudite topics and spilled pastry crumbs down the front of his greasy waistcoat.

To survive, an authoritarian state must dominate the public discourse and expend vast energies on policing what is said and by whom.

For Smith, people's everyday lives can be studied as sites of interface between individuals and a vast network of institutional relations, discourses, and work processes.

For deep thinkers, academics and ardent internet quackers, any discourse on "identity" can vacuum up vast hours of precious life.

Meanwhile, through the media and the Communist Party's vast network of members, the state circulated a discourse on "suzhi" encouraging educational attainment and adherence to social norms associated with urban models of civility.

Yet on the other hand, it's clear that a vast majority of these videos aren't concerned with civil discourse – but instead choose to wrongly glorify violence in the name of racial equality.