Sentence examples for evaluative comments from inspiring English sources
Finally, some evaluative comments and questions about fostering multicultural early childhood education in Finland are raised.
Nick's decision to limit his "influence" over the team positioned him as a partner that provided evaluative comments when beckoned, but not necessarily as a partner who could help the team expand their thinking.
The instructor then presented each proposed follow-up study to the class without evaluative comments.
The balance of evaluative comments from service users and informal carers comes down very much in favour of long-term oxygen therapy.
Although experts made more interpretative and evaluative comments, they more often qualified their comments with respect to both their interpretation of the evidence and the limitations of their task environment.
as an elite press previously preoccupied with partisan interests gave way to a popular one which sought to prioritise a public interest, the goals of explanation and critique were increasingly being played down in favour of a panorama of facts ostensibly devoid of evaluative comment (Allan 1997: 305).
First, as discussed with respect to Li and Thompson's (1981) "manner" interpretation, the part after -de in the so-called "manner V-DE" in fact involves an evaluative comment about the eventuality expressed by the verb or adjective immediately before de.
"Manner" in this case is a misnomer because on the one hand manner specifies the way in which an action takes place and on the other hand the de-part in 29, for example, does not specify the way of the action, but rather offers an evaluative comment about the singing action.
An exceptionally large cohort of Indigenous participants provided evaluative comment on their health services in relation to dialysis and transplant.
It has a large, diverse group of Indigenous participants who give evaluative comment on their health services.
Helpful formats which recognize these barriers and offer evaluative comment on research evidence and recommendations for practice are a valuable source for translating research evidence to health professionals.
