Third, a sentimentalist theory can be more modest about how broadly the account applies, but it needs to give an account of the sentiments on which they do not contain those evaluative concepts analyzed for instance, an account of amusement that can be characterized independently of thinking something funny.
What is in common in the evaluative meaning of the instances in Table 9 is the sense of manageability towards the target of evaluation.
The two instances of evaluative couplings of [negative capacity + Labor government] identify readers taking negative stances towards the Labor government as its members.
The data extracts contain other instances of the evaluative accenting assigned to specific words and phrases.
In the first instance, in other words, his evaluative focus is on the causes of health inequalities.
These instances construe five syndromes of inscribed evaluative couplings.
"Individuals need evaluative information about others to evaluate themselves".
A combination of methods and several data sources are used to interpret the interlocutors' communications and relationships, and show how certain items, for instance problem, issue and if, as well as evaluative items such as metaphors and idioms, index discursive practices and patterns during problem solving.
A representative number of mixtures for evaluative purposes was constructed.
'Careless driving' in its legal sense is a much more complex concept than 'driving with bald tires', and driving with bald tires is an instance of careless driving only in virtue of the evaluative and contextual considerations that must be understood if the law of careless driving is to be understood.
In some instances, ad hoc expert review panels have provided external input and evaluative information.
