Our approval of those traits that may be grouped together under the heading of goodness and benevolence, such as generosity, humanity, compassion, and gratitude, arises from sympathy with people in the individual's "narrow circle" of friends and associates, since, given natural human selfishness, we cannot expect people's concerns to extend farther (T 3.3.3.2).
It is an arbitrary choice, or speech-intention (vivakṣā), of the dubber to designate a blue sample with the term "blue" rather than another.[45] Other things will then also be grouped together under "blue" by the combination of perception and judgment described above.
Body dysmorphia, perfectionism, stereotypes, issues with gender roles, etc., can all be grouped together under this one umbrella.
Taking these studies together, we now recommend that aFTLD-U, BIBD and NIFID should be grouped together under the designation of FTLD-FUS (Table 1).
So lower-level concepts could be grouped together under a higher-level concept, which had then to cover the whole content and attributes of the lower-level concepts.
The semantic connotations that were lost by the transition from "passions" and "affections" to "emotions" in theories of the human mind can all be grouped together under the unifying theme of pathology: cognitive, medical, or moral (Dixon, 2006, 2011).
Most of the joke answers (the Mister Softee jingle, "my mother-in-law") were discarded, and others were grouped together under general rubrics.
Certain territories of the Sudan were grouped together under the name Senegambia and Niger (Sénégambie-Niger; 1903), which was transformed into Upper Senegal and Niger (Haut-Sénégal-Niger; 1904).
Vignettes from his childhood, in upstate New York, his two deployments in Iraq, and his more recent family life on a farm in Michigan are grouped together under chapter titles such as "Water," "Wood," and "Ash".
Vignettes from his childhood in upstate New York, his two deployments in Iraq, and his family life on a farm in Michigan are grouped together under chapter titles such as "Water," "Wood," and "Ash".
Although extremely varied in form and subject matter, their endeavours have been grouped together under the terms experimental film or avant-garde film, as well as under the broader rubrics of alternative cinema or art cinema.
