Sentence examples for as situated from inspiring English sources

I have described Thomas's poetry as situated on the cusp of history and on the brink of modern selfhood.

Population density is higher in the south of the province, a fact explained by its earlier development, which dates from ancient times, and its importance of location as situated at the Yangtze delta.

Then we define the hyperbolic area as situated between the hyperbolas and with confidence level.

Feminist epistemology conceives of knowers as situated in particular relations to what is known and to other knowers.

Hence we cannot really understand ourselves unless we understand ourselves as situated in a linguistically mediated, historical culture.

With this understanding of learning as situated within contexts, the interactions between the teacher and the learner are important.

Sorabji interprets Seneca as situating his account of the emotions vis-à-vis early and middle Stoic theories that differ from his own (1989); Fillon-Lahille studies On Anger with source-critical methods (1984).

We enhanced the validity of our qualitative data by aligning our research questions and constructs of interest to our interview questions, as well as situating our study within the context of prior research (Goetz and LeCompte, 1984).

But who would have thought Kabul, a bombed-out cadaver of a city, was as well situated as Manhattan?

But this also means that African literature now commands one of the points of access into the complex of meanings in a cultural object as globally situated as Lemonade.

Predjama is as dramatically situated as any castle you have ever seen -- a white 16th-century fortress literally clinging to the side of a perfectly vertical cliff high in the mountains.