Sentence examples for indeed prescriptive from inspiring English sources

(Indeed, prescriptive analytics has to date been used in a number of other verticals like healthcare and natural gas, so you can see that the potential is wide).

One such controversy centers on the question of whether Aristotle's Rhetoric and Poetics are primarily descriptive or prescriptive works.[25] To the degree that they are indeed prescriptive, one may wonder whether Aristotle has presumed in these treatises to dictate to figures of the stature of Sophocles and Euripides how best to pursue their crafts.

Indeed, for the style-minded reader, fall books have never felt so prescriptive, so inspirational and so useful.

Painting today is so prescriptive.

Indeed, at Prescriptives, where salespeople are called beauty analysts, they are taught a technique called Put, Place, Please.

Translator George A. Fowler writes that, unlike works published by Balai Pustaka, the book did not receive a professional copyedit before publication; this was common for works of Chinese Malay literature, which "never had, nor indeed wanted, the corrective, prescriptive 'good literary taste' filter of European editors".

Indeed, if the account is prescriptive, then it actually makes more sense to consider persons to be disunified, if what they ought to strive for is greater unity.

While I am fascinated by the linguistic exuberance of the vox populi, I'd be the first to argue that having prescriptive rules is desirable, indeed indispensable, in many arenas of writing.

Most recent and ongoing research has focused on modifying the prescriptive code provisions, and indeed many codes but not all- have been consequently updated.

Indeed it is explicitly ruled out in later prescriptive accounts of how Buddhists should argue.

So, the "reformers made the RttT, "prescriptive.