Minor differences between friends, as when my friend on occasion makes a choice I would not have made, can lead me to reflect on whether this difference reveals a flaw in my own character that might need to be fixed, thereby reinforcing the similarity of my and my friend's evaluative outlooks.
For one, it adds to the ways in which Mara identifies herself in the research paper, including changes in the beginning part of the paragraph that highlight her ideas, such as In my opinion, as well as the evaluative quality of some of the reporting verbs.
As a life coach, mid-year is a contemplative, evaluative time for me and my clients.
"Individuals need evaluative information about others to evaluate themselves".
So crucial to understanding who I am is understanding where I stand in moral space: my identity is bound up in, and at least partially constituted by, my strong attachments to a community that provides the evaluative framework within which I am able to articulate what is good and valuable.
In school, I'd learned to write literature reviews, argumentative essays and evaluative papers -- but never really learned how to use writing to document my life for long periods of time.
"But it's an evaluative process.
*Public company disclosure of significant current trend and evaluative data.
My point is: If you're going to deal with fashion as art, treat it as art, bring to it the distanced evaluative thinking, including social and political thinking, that scholars routinely apply to art.
What procedure in my head could have resulted in something like this?' The idea is that thinking is process and that if your thinking does something you don't want it to do you should be able to say something microscopic and analytical about it, and not something enveloping and evaluative about yourself as a person.
Frank Kermode's Shakespeare's Language (Allen Lane, Penguin) is an inspiring work of evaluative critical analysis.
