Sentence examples for conditioned views from inspiring English sources
These problems result primarily from inadequate knowledge caused by language barriers, but also from culturally conditioned views on encounters with the health care system.
Problems result primarily from inadequate information caused by language barriers but also from culturally conditioned views on encounters with the health care system.
This topic is controversial and difficult for many Muslims because of conditioned views, inculcated by social and religious institutions, that same-gender sexual relations are perverse and wrong.
Since then, Brooke Elliott won critical praise for "Drop Dead Diva," Melissa McCarthy picked up an Emmy as the female lead in "Mike & Molly and Lena Dunhamm, though plus-sized only by Hollywood standards, has done everything but play ping-pong in the nude on "Girls" to help HBO viewers reconsider their absurdly conditioned views on the female form.
The same question arises if one dismisses or downgrades the equality of condition views and takes some relational equality ideal to capture the core morally required egalitarian aspiration.
Liverpool did not want to lose Sterling, whatever the orchestrated indignation of former players conditioned to view Anfield as the ultimate destination might lead one to believe.
I suggest that we're culturally conditioned to view anyone "other" – fat people, disabled people, trans people – only with either disgust or pity.
Participants in both conditions viewed ten related and ten unrelated proverb pairs.
One response to the first argument has been to suggest that we could, under certain conditions, view all research embryos as potential children in the relevant sense.
Children (N = 796, mean age = 11 years 11 months) in experimental and control conditions viewed a crime and attempted two separate identifications.
For many years synaesthesia was a scientific backwater, a condition viewed as unproductive to research, perhaps just the product of people's imagination rather than a real sensory phenomenon.
