Sentence examples for his norm from inspiring English sources

Gibbard suggests we can use an extension of possible worlds semantics to capture normative contents consistent with his norm expressivist analysis.

Jack doesn't need to adapt; this is his norm.

His norm is about 20 waves in roughly two hours.

Unpredictable behavior was his norm, elusiveness his everyday mode, and provocative answers a matter of course.

A worker's pay, food, physical treatment depended on how his output stood in relation to his norm.

But of seven kickoffs by the Falcons, he generated only three returns for an average of 22 yards, 5 below his norm.

Dylan, by most accounts, gave a rather lackluster performance--his norm for that time--with a couple of Christian tunes mixed in with "Blowin' in the Wind," "Rainy Day Women" and "Like a Rolling Stone".

Wendt claims that neorealism cannot account for change in world politics, but his norm-based constructivism can.

For Everett to call his norm-squared-amplitude measure a measure of typicality might suggest that a sample relative state is somehow selected with respect to the measure.

Gibbard's more recent work (Gibbard 2003) retains many of the main features of his norm-expressivist theory but it revises to some extent the account of the non-cognitive attitudes involved in accepting a normative judgment.

Sushner developed his norms for black population.