Sentence examples for limited concept from inspiring English sources

We've collectively moved away from thinking about perfection in ethical, moral, aesthetic or social terms, toward the more limited concept of self-perfection — the attainment of a personal competitive edge.

This well-intentioned but ultimately limited concept, which advocates a self-confident Belgian literary identity as opposed to one subordinated to France, succeeded in focusing fresh attention for a time on the history and breadth of Belgian literature.

To me, a tenent of Afrofuturism deals with black people being told they must adhere to divisions which don't exist, and only accept a limited number of stories about ourselves, such that we have an extremely limited concept of what material reality can be.

His work with schizophrenics took him into realms that Freud possibly feared, certainly resisted, and led to Jung's decisive formulation of the theory of a Collective Unconscious, a universal resource as opposed to Freud's more limited concept of a personal unconscious.

Ms. Phillips said she anticipated criticism from people who would question why a museum would want to be involved in nurturing businesses, but she added: "I think our notion of the art world as formed by New York City is a very limited concept.

Ryan (1992) indicates that most students have a limited concept image for the gradient.

Limitations of "new institutionalism" are located in limited concepts of human agency, the desire to universalise, absence of the concept of social power, and the problem of commensuration.

This illustrates the fact that validity studies in earlier times was confined to limited concepts such as content and construct validity rather than score interpretations as the basis for predictions (Sackett et al. 2017).

The difficult problem is that political cultures have not caught up with the more limited concepts of sovereignty needed to combat the power of globalized markets.

As such, a student may possess a conceptual understanding of experimental design that would go unmeasured by such a vocabulary-limited concept inventory question.

Other than the Limited resources concept, these key concepts or misconceptions were expressed at very low frequencies on both pre and post-tests.