Sentence examples for How situated from inspiring English sources

They show how situated agents modify and even transform webs of meaning as they use them in particular settings.

"What I didn't know but learned during the eight-week class was how situated these poets were in the revolutionary times within which they wrote," Ms. LaChapelle writes.

With its turn to situated knowing, feminist epistemology can be described as having a pragmatic orientation, with a focus on how situated knowers can know well and inquire well in their particular social worlds.

He was inspired by prisoner-abuse cases like that of Vaughn Dortch — an inmate nearly burned to death by guards at the remote Pelican Bay facility — to think about how situating a prison on the geographic fringe helped create an atmosphere of unaccountability.

No matter how comfortably situated they are, how lovely their home and successful their children, they divorce because they cannot go on living in the same old rut with the same old person.

This article examines how socio-economic changes affected how people situated settlements in resource procurement zones during the Early and Middle Bronze Age (2700 1500 cal. BCE).

Bibliometric analysis could provide greater insight into existing and potential networks of academics and how this changes over time, including how academics situated in medical and non-medical institutions do or do not collaborate (48, 49).

He was enormously brave in battle, but a coward in politics, afraid to tell the Athenian people how dangerously situated their army was.

This paper focuses on two trips taken in the 1860s to Scandinavia and Iberia and charts how Moore situated his experience of these places within a climatic hermeneutic.

It makes a difference, not just for how we deal with media on a personal level, but also for how we talk to each other, and how we situate ourselves relative to people in our immediate social sphere.

This gave me the idea of how to situate each of the two principal characters.