Sentence examples for wider discourse from inspiring English sources

It contributes to a wider discourse on practical decision making for multi-level governance.

Make Poverty History was part of the political fabric, it was part of the wider discourse back in 2005.

Arguments in their own social circles about the merits of Luther's views could be seen as part of a far wider discourse, both spoken and printed.

But I think it works because it parallels the wider discourse, where a giant social dysfunction is being created through millions of individual acts of entertainment.

The logic is that they can bring something new to the wider discourse and become a boutique destination for art lovers.

We will look in particular at the way symbols and signs are used to connect the Light Rail to a wider discourse of Jerusalem as a modern "metropolitan" unified city, offering easy transportation, leisure and lifestyle to all its citizens.

Burning Bodies analyses how the accounts of burning heretics alive referenced, affirmed, and elaborated upon wider discourses of community and eschatology.

The paper's aim is to contribute to the welcome debate in transport geography which concerns itself with accessibility and its potential relation with wider discourses, particularly those of sustainability, globalisation and new mobilities.

As part of the King's College arts and humanities festival on the theme of fabrication, Dr Madison Moore – pop-culture scholar, DJ and author of the ebook How To Be Beyoncé – peels back the singer's ever-flawless facade, delving into her impact on the music industry as well as considering how she figures as part of wider discourses on race and gender.

The health workers attributed this to the wider discourses of deaths discussed above.

The themes identified in our study mirror wider discourses and debates about TBAs at the national and international level and within TBA literature [ 22, 23].