Sentence examples for instrumental view from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tompkins should just have been franker about his instrumental view of other people's writing.

Bolton is persuasive when he argues that other nations take this instrumental view of international organizations.

Public expenditure on culture is increasingly scrutinised and there has been a move towards a more instrumental view of education.

"I have a very instrumental view of my body," she told me, "so when you needed a part, I was happy to give it.

Moreover, where other judges tended to take an instrumental view of constitutional issues, Scarman had the understanding and vision to take a principled and synoptic view.

Christ in Theology (1851) amplified and defended his attitude toward theological language, giving special attention to metaphoric language and to an instrumental view of the Trinity.

Further, detailed treatment of the instrumental viewing geometry reduces simulated view-angle related biases from ~ 0.1 K down to < 0.005 K for dual-view retrievals using channels at 11 and 12 μm.

The analyses reveal the nature of students' mathematical activity, and how such activity is related to both the instrumental views of the computerized tools that students develop and their freedom to use them.

Soler and Miller (2010) characterize these differences as points on a continuum from "vocational and instrumental views" on one end to "progressive views" on the other (p.58), while Bennett (2005) notes the differences between "traditional preprimary school" and a "social pedagogy tradition" (p.5).

Models of research utilisation in policy-making start with a link to rational or instrumental views of policy-making, and include descriptions of how commissioned research can help to find solutions to problems.

So extensive is the rout of pre-modern spiritual and metaphysical traditions that it is hard to even imagine their resurrection, let alone the restoration, on a necessarily large scale, of a non-instrumental view of human life (and the much-despoiled natural world).