Sentence examples for with discourses from inspiring English sources

In this volume there is also a history of nutrition and health, with discourses on the psychology of food choice, vegetarianism, additives, adolescent nutrition, biotechnology and the effect of technology on nutrition and health.

Steaks come with discourses on breed, feed and dry versus wet aging; coffee with soliloquies about growing regions, grinding methods and the optimal pour-over technique; beer with overwrought tasting notes.

However, his major novels Madame Bovary (1857; Eng. trans. Madame Bovary) and L'Éducation sentimentale (1869; Sentimental Education)—fuse his poetic gifts with discourses closer to everyday experience to evoke the thoughts and feelings of trivial lives frittered away in hopeless attempts to transcend the banality of the modern world.

In a series of remarkable works, starting with "Discourses" and ending with "Letter to d'Alembert" and "Reveries of the Solitary Walker," Rousseau pursued the same wandering and disconsolate selves that the Harvard psychologists in turn sought to quantify, and blamed theater for much of their suffering.

Discourses in knowledge are being bridged with discourses in the arts.

Technological communication has not been designed with discourses of dispute in mind.

But let's not trivialise the Games with discourse on Snow's jackets.

It is especially concerned with discourse as it occurs across cultures, seeking to pinpoint the sources of the misunderstandings that can arise.

I think you counteract implicit biases with discourse".

The reasoning associated with discourse is the probably the least well understood area of computational linguistics.

A set of common disfluencies interferes with discourse consistency in spontaneous speech.