Sentence examples for both intrinsic and instrumental from inspiring English sources
World government proposals are justified in terms of both intrinsic and instrumental concerns.
The relationship between happiness and income has been at the center of a vibrant debate, with both intrinsic and instrumental importance, as emotional states are an important determinant of health and social behavior.
Using Stake's typology, our case study is both intrinsic and instrumental: intrinsic because the case displays an interest in itself as a pilot group and instrumental because it is also examined in order to advance knowledge about the particular topic under scrutiny, i.e. the social construction of an urban FMG identity.
My hope by having Gordon teach at USC was that he would inspire in our students his passion for a theater created by and for a community that has both intrinsic (aesthetic) and instrumental (ethical, societal) value.
But, Brogaard points out, intrinsic and instrumental value aren't the only sort of value.
Despite these limitations, women in KGR derive intrinsic and instrumental benefits from their SHGs.
This is the distinction that Ellis (2008) made between intrinsic and instrumental motivation.
The differentiation by Stake (1995, 2005) into intrinsic and instrumental cases guides the purposive sampling strategy.
As with theoretical discussions of democracy, a variety of intrinsic and instrumental reasons for global democracy can be discerned in the literature.
As a result, Hartshorne's metaphysics is meant to provide a basis for both an aesthetic appreciation of the value in nature, as well as for an environmental ethics where intrinsic and instrumental values in nature are weighed.
If one holds that there is only intrinsic and instrumental value, then this conception of value is compelling, since objects with the same intrinsic properties trivially have the same amount of intrinsic value, and they also plausibly have the same amount of instrumental value as well (at least in the same sort of environment).
