Sentence examples for idea of reciprocity from inspiring English sources
The idea of reciprocity as we know it is unheard of.
We replaced idea of tolerance, which is a one way process, with the idea of reciprocity, which is two way.
My research pointed towards the idea of reciprocity – the importance of receiving feedback from the person you're empathizing with.
We need to be reassured that strangers, especially those from other countries, have the same idea of reciprocity as we do.
The idea of reciprocity in network ties suggests that if I approach you for information, then you'll probably reciprocate in future.
At its heart is the idea of reciprocity: "You may keep your Christmas present," Hyde writes at one point, "but it ceases to be a gift in the true sense unless you have given something else away".
Throughout Europe, but to different degrees in different places, German occupation destroyed the institutions that made ideas of reciprocity seem plausible.
The best way to understand the idea of strict reciprocity Rawls incorporates into the difference principle is by referring to figure 6 in Theory (sect. 13) and figure 1 in Justice as Fairness (p.62).
Purnell argued that Labour has been looking for ways to "strengthen community through the state", but the answer "was staring us in the face, in the form of the Labour movement itself, and the ideas of organisation, reciprocity and political action on which it was built".
Alongside a more general trend towards sharing and making more efficient and elegant use of the resources that surround us all, the idea of exchange and reciprocity will be more firmly embedded within the culture of giving.
