Sentence examples for evaluative position from inspiring English sources

Institutional instrumentalism is somewhat at odds with a contractarian evaluative position.

It presumes access to a trans-historical, evaluative position or figure.

While many normative commitments may appear trifling at first sight, those who adopt a strict Foucaldian line will remind us that normativities, however minor, often presume access to a trans-historical, evaluative position or figure (such as the figure of 'man' – see Foucault, 1985[1966]).

The evaluative positions explicitly expressed in the editorial are identified and discussed, and then the positions provoked by lexical metaphors are examined in relation to these explicit ones.

Here we have a discourse structure of [directive + counter + [hypothetical-real]] (Hoey 1991, 1996, 2013, Winter 1994) which sets up the evaluative positioning and hence the attitude towards the target buildings: "let them [verbal] + but + [if they [verbal] [-then …]]".

It was completely different from the evaluative, numerical view of experience of his number-crunching contemporaries.

Evaluative praise whether positive or negative can be detrimental.

Davidson is proposing, contra the extreme externalist position, that our evaluative judgments about the merits of the options we deem open to us are not motivationally inert.

In the following analyses, couplings are discussed as syndromes and one syndrome of evaluative couplings as one authorial position constructed in the text.

Martin (2001) highlights the relationship between higher order Theme and evaluation, and the ways in which a photograph in hyper-Theme position may function as an evaluative Theme, orienting readers to and naturalizing the stance from which the ensuing verbal Rheme can be read.

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