Sentence examples for general orientation of from inspiring English sources

His rejection of any philosophical doctrine that offends against common sense was influential not only in the release that it afforded from the metaphysical excesses of absolute idealism but also in its impact on the sensibilities and general orientation of most later analytic philosophers.

The general orientation of the crack lines was then summarized.

The general orientation of the house is towards the east.

The shift towards a next activity constitutes the general orientation of call-takers' handling of complaints.

Further Reading: For the general orientation of proof-theoretic semantics the special issue of Synthese (Kahle and Schroeder-Heister, 2006), Schroeder-Heister (2008b), and Wansing (2000).

Although the location and general orientation of the vents were similar to those for the 1979 eruption, they had shifted 200 300 m to the south-southwest and had extended by about 300 m to the west-northwest.

Obama said many of what people of my general orientation on "the issue" regard as sensible things.

Training consisted of a general orientation to the history and development of MI, its use and efficacy through reading key resources, and completion of an online training course in the use of MI in healthcare settings run by the Pacific Centre for Motivation for Change (PCMC, http://www.pacificcmc.com/).

In By My Precise Haircut, your formal attentions operate in the formation of your lines and stanzas, but also in your general orientation to the world of poetry.

Attitudes were strongly influenced by the clinicians' general orientation to the importance of preventive care, as well as how they measured a successful outcome.

The implications of this general orientation for immunology hardly can be over-emphasized.