Sentence examples for a normative way from inspiring English sources

An ethos of controversies is a normative way of thinking in which controversies are the main focus in decision-making and politics.

That image draws our attention to a purely descriptive way a way that is not a (normative) way (not a guide).

While non-realism might seem to lay the groundwork for greater tolerance between religions (and between religions and the secular world) because it subverts the battle over which religion has a true picture of the cosmos, critics have lamented the loss of a normative way of choosing between religions, ways that seem to be used in commonplace philosophical reflection on the merits of religion.

I would ask the question in a normative way.

1) The overall conclusion of the authors is that the subjective estimates of hazard rate are biased, but this quantity is used in a normative way.

We argue that the corollary is not disproven by this approach, that is, practice may be improved by a particular intervention despite the null hypothesis, but the evidence isn't strong enough in a normative way.

For Bauer, the metaphor of 'lighting up' is crucial in thinking about sexual objectification and other terms that make sense only in a context of a systematic normative way of understanding the world (what she calls a 'worldview' (Bauer, forthcoming, part II)).

A complete metaphysics of dao requires a distinction between normative way types and interpretive, real-time tokens.

The notion of a complete, well-integrated personality is a normative concept a way we think people ought to be rather than anything that is usual in psychology.

Mistakenly understood in that normative way, constructive empiricism would imply that belief in a theory's empirical adequacy is the only rational candidate for the belief involved in a theory's acceptance.

Being referred to a hospital in Belgium is being obliged to conform to the normative way of giving birth.