Sentence examples for from a communicative perspective from inspiring English sources

Within SFL, culture is approached from a communicative perspective: as a structure that holds together human verbal interactions by providing a common thread of norms, rules, goals and values (Halliday 1978).

From the communicative perspective, in a societal community people have multiple identities, while at the same time they share a common identity as citizens.

Four different data collection techniques were used: Existing data and documents, open-ended interviews (four students, three family members, three teachers, and other professionals from the school community), a communicative focus group with teachers, and communicative observations.

In his Theory of Communicative Action, he treated religion primarily from a sociological perspective, as an archaic mode of social integration.

From an ethical perspective, informed consent is a communicative process of providing intelligible, preferably tailored information, checking whether the patient or in the case of PGT, the consumer has understood all relevant information, complementing information found to be lacking, seeing again that all informational needs have been met, and finally, asking for informed consent.

Always from a human perspective.

"From a regulatory perspective?" one employee asked.

From a results perspective, probably so.

From a cynical perspective, that is unsurprising.

From a product perspective it makes sense".

From a simplistic perspective, its actions worked.