Sentence examples for even prescriptive from inspiring English sources

They've never really been political (although they both have a tattoo of Che Guevara on their arms), or even prescriptive.

Due to feminist work on the effects of 'gender-neutral' use of 'he', even prescriptive grammarians are now becoming more accepting of 'they'they

I've felt buoyed, belonging to a club in which laughing at our serious disease is allowed, encouraged, even prescriptive.

The land use plan will probably become even more prescriptive.

Specialized medical research has even found prescriptive applications for vices.

As a women's press, even the prescriptive material Seal published was usually story-driven, and in marketing meetings we spent a lot of time thinking about how to categorize something that was essentially a memoir as something else--mostly to offset the perception of how much memoir we were publishing.

Is it descriptive or prescriptive?

But sustainability science is too often descriptive rather than prescriptive.

The policy was permissive rather than prescriptive.

"Mainstream education was becoming prescriptive even then," he says, "so what appealed to me about Steiner was that it stressed that the work of children was play".

Written in print in Paris Match, Trierweiler's art views would no doubt become prescriptive, even if in an informal way.