Sentence examples for as a practical disposition from inspiring English sources

As a working definition, loyalty can be characterized as a practical disposition to persist in an intrinsically valued (though not necessarily valuable) associational attachment, where that involves a potentially costly commitment to secure or at least not to jeopardize the interests or well-being of the object of loyalty.

Although our primary loyalties tend to be associations or groupings that are socially valued, such that loyalty may seem to be an important practical disposition, this need not be the case.

Posing the issue as one of either "practical disposition" or "sentiment" is probably too stark.

It could therefore be used as a practical decision aid in determining admission disposition.

Rove sees winning as a practical matter.

As a practical matter, probably not.

As a practical tool it is vital.

"As a practical matter, nobody owns it".

As a practical matter, it's obvious.

MacKenzie Wilson of AllMusic described the song as a "soulful disposition".

"Her 'broken' nose as well as a fiery disposition gives her a macho beauty.