Sentence examples for evaluative commitments from inspiring English sources

Its evaluative commitments are indeed contractarian.

Rather than embracing the strongest form of the doctrine, Clark argues that Nietzsche is, somewhat ironically, illustrating the very flaw of philosophers he warns against in the surrounding passages: namely, their tendency to propound theories of the essence of reality that are just projections of their own evaluative commitments (Clark 1990, pp. 212 227).

As Gary Watson has highlighted, the central concern in such views is whether the agent's action or attitude discloses her evaluative judgments or commitments (1996).

Some explanation for this comes from Butler's view that all processes of drawing categorical distinctions involve evaluative and normative commitments; these in turn involve the exercise of power and reflect the conditions of those who are socially powerful (Witt 1995).

In this way Leibowitz retains the transcendence of God in the evaluative realm of faith commitments in a way that is not possible in the realm of facts.

(CIS essays 3,4) Liberal ironists have the ability to combine the consciousness of the contingency of their own evaluative vocabulary with a commitment to reducing suffering in particular, with a commitment to combatting cruelty.

Commit to your commitments.

Rather, through the friendship, and through changes in your friend over time, you may come to change your evaluative outlook, thereby in effect subordinating your commitment to certain values to your commitment to your friend.

Overt verbalization is a powerful tool for learning and increases self-evaluative judgment and cognitive commitment (Wilder and Harvey, 1971; Schunk, 1986; Labuhn et al., 2010).

Consequently, there is no commitment to a distinct kind of evaluative fact.

"Individuals need evaluative information about others to evaluate themselves".