political discourse

Much of our political discourse, including the debate about climate-change policies, focuses around the question of "what's in it for me? "

Similarly, in recent political discourse, the term "jobs" is often used when actually "profits" are what is being discussed.

The Internet is cable television on steroids; both tuning in and tuning out of political discourse have never been easier.

Cultural Leadership is a set of color with a strong ideological and political discourse.

In another word, by the discourse of his historical romance, Hawthorne has made great efforts to construct the main political discourse.

It was held to turn children into imbeciles, make men violent and corrupt political discourse.

In an indirect style, common in Chinese political discourse, he was making a case for a big international role for the yuan.

In current English humor, precedents mainly come from television programs, movies, children's literature, songs and political discourse.

What does this mean in terms of local political discourse and campaign rhetoric?

The other belongs to Western nationalist political discourse and is a negative antithesis of us.

Yet the high priests of the press denounce the sound bite, staple of the 30-second political ad, as a degradation of political discourse.

What role has journalism historically played in facilitating political discourse and civic engagement?

Despite a forty-year remove, the tumult of the sixties and the subsequent backlash continues to drive our political discourse.

The terms "right" and "left" entered political discourse during the French Revolution.

He was hoping for some lively political discourse at the meeting.

In the prophase of "new period" , the rhetoric of irony, aim at great political discourse usually.

Despite this, the Islamic political discourse has generally been balanced.

Modernism reminds us the importance of an ethical, historical and political discourse.

Second, policing will become a much hotter topic of political discourse.

more plausibly, the entire issue is less salient for markets and the economy than the screaming political discourse suggests.

The shift eastwards in global economic power has become a commonplace of political discourse.

But who ever said that political discourse in the United States was fair?

But the standards of political discourse have greatly deteriorated.

His rhetorical style fitted British political discourse only when he became a war leader.

It is also well understood in German political discourse that tax cuts need to be paid for.

Today our political discourse is primarily concerned with getting elected and staying in power.

Since the Kremlin has eliminated most public political discourse, few people know what really goes on inside the government.

Political discourse such as "Reason of State" reflected different connotations and meanings of different political cultures.

But for him the more sinister development is that such language has taken root in political discourse.

To move beyond ideology and faction, we need to raise the level of political discourse.

For one thing, the level of political discourse will only get nastier.

There are too few good ideas in current political discourse and the development of better ones is crucial.

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