Sentence examples for Theoretical stance from inspiring English sources

Yet both his theoretical stance and his reactions to her contradict that assertion.

However, the theoretical stance that it is necessary to relive your past is not supported by research.

Gilbert's husband died somewhat unexpectedly following surgery; from both a personal and theoretical stance, she examines the many components of grief, from anniversary ceremonies to commemorative visual art.

("It is necessary to fly in the face of Sherman's own expressly non-, even anti-, theoretical stance," one leading feminist concluded).

They rated the paper's methodology, data presentation and scientific contribution significantly more favorably when the paper happened to offer results consistent with their own theoretical stance.

It was not merely a theoretical stance.

Certain crosscurrents of metrical opinion in the 18th century, however, moved toward new theoretical stances.

The Buddhists viewed theoretical stances and philosophical positions as themselves objects of desire, of clinging.

These opposed theoretical stances also frame very different interpretations of migration's relationship with development.

But he was one, and moreover one whose political ideals are arguably more admirable, theoretical stances more defensible, and thematic emphases of more enduring relevance than those of any other German philosopher of the period.

To assist our understanding of the moral aspects of living with severe familial disease, the ethnographic analysis is aligned with bioethical reflections that place the concrete concerns of those personally involved centre stage in the development of theoretical stances that aim to assist reflections in practice.