Sentence examples for zero discourse from inspiring English sources

Peter Landesman, whose Oscar-tipped drama Concussion was at the centre of claims by the New York Times on Tuesday that producers removed key scenes in order to avoid legal action by the powerful sports conglomerate, said there was "zero discourse" between his team and the American football league prior to completion.

Within these storylines, practitioners gave different interpretations and emphasis to the seven discourse categories that characterized their resilience discourse.

The study shows that dan may be used as a discourse marker to indicate one of five potential relationships between the two discourse segments it conjoins.

We elicitedpronoun biases for 502 verbs from seven Levin verb classes in two discourse contexts (implicit causality and implicitconsequentiality), showing that in both contexts, verb class reliably predicts pronoun bias.

In general, postmodern postcolonialists aim to show that the typical universal history is one discourse among many incommensurable discourses, none of which are without inconsistencies.

This movement from one discourse to the other exhibits the easy slide of the epistemological knowing agent into its moral counterpart and then back again.

The universe of this DRS contains two discourse referents, x and y, and its condition set is {farmer(x), donkey y), chased x,y)}.

We can attribute to Leibniz the following view: God's role in intrasubstantial causation, besides that which is implied by miraculous intervention, is an emanatory one (Discourse on Metaphysics §28; New Essays 210f).

Table 1 provides an overview of the three discourse strategies and lists the most appropriate formats (Renn 2008, p. 336ff; Aven and Renn 2010, p. 188ff; Renn 2014, p. 68ff).

Academic discourse performance was considered for both its linguistic and its genre features in two discourse forms: narrative and explanation.

Five children did not produce one of the four discourse types, creating missing data for those conditions.