Sentence examples for evaluative patterns from inspiring English sources

Bourdieu's social theory, for example, points to the pervasiveness of evaluative patterns and distinctions even in modern society, determining social status and class (Bourdieu 1984).

Moreover, we will give some examples of how the three evaluative patterns of culture (cognition, expression and morality) can be estimated from the SARTRE 4 data.

The most interesting part of these analyses, however, is whether different decisions were associated with different evaluative patterns across the information categories.

As regards the remaining cases, the evaluative pattern for case PU (young woman with severe heredity for CHD) could be interpreted in a similar way, with the patient's (young) age as an argument against drug treatment, whereas case GM (diabetic case) did not invite any such interpretation.

This paper reports part of a larger study using Systemic Functional Linguistics, and employing the Appraisal framework to analyse evaluative language patterns deployed in semi-casual discussions about topics of particular interest to international students.

It should be standard evaluative practice for any new intervention.

This emotion, which seems to be unique to human animals, involves characteristic bodily, affective, motivational, evaluative, and cognitive patterns.

The default presumption seems to be that in many cases such as these and of ordinary 'simple pleasures' and of elevated mood as well no large integrated pattern of evaluative attitudes or of aesthetic aptitudes need obtain.

A valuable and comprehensive model of an SFL approach to study the textual patterning of evaluative resources in media discourse is found in Martin (2004a) which presents a detailed analysis of one editorial from a Hong Kong lifestyle magazine.

Using a computer mouse procedure (Vallacher, Van Geert, & Nowak, 2015), we recorded 3-min time series of participants' self-esteem and examined whether the temporal patterns stabilized on evaluative states (attractors) or converged on but departed from such states (repellers).

The study had a quantitative, evaluative and comparative design.