discourse on造句

Gates responds with a lengthy discourse on deployment strategy.

Jerome, a resident in Palestine, thought that Tabor was also the "mountain" where Jesus proclaimed His inaugural discourse, sometimes called the "discourse on the mountain" (Mt 5, 1ff).

Even if events unfold so benignly, however, Britain's discourse on the euro crisis remains alarming.

The law student wrote a discourse on the relationship between crime and environment.

Common sense would suggest a calmer discourse on bankers. But there aren’t many votes in that.

We should base our use for reference of the main academic discourse on its own theoretical way.

First, contemporary anthropologist, Kanori Ino's discourse on" this-islanders"( hontojin) initiated a series of Japanese commentaries on Taiwanese" bandits," which stereotyped the bottom stratum of the Han-colonized.

During their discourse one of the clerical brothers probed the hedge carefully with his umbrella, and dragged something to light.