Sentence examples for normative realities from inspiring English sources

In the light of contemporary Muslim realities, without delving too much into empirical discussion, I submit that neither the normative realities of the Muslim world are healthy nor is the intellectual condition of the Ummah comforting.

So, biological reality alone does not create normative reality.

Cognitivists analyze normative statements as factual, truth-conditional claims answering to an independent normative reality of normative facts.

But there remains a question of what influence normative reality has on linguistic practice.

That would indeed make sense of the debate, since it can be construed as an investigation into normative reality.

Moreover, Ginsborg seems to hold not only that the primitively normative attitudes required by meaning amount to warranted judgments, but to judgments corresponding to objective normative reality: "on the position I shall defend", she writes, " expressions have meaning only in virtue of there being ways in which they ought to be applied" (2012, 132, emph. added).

I was pretty certain that the whole idea was self-evidently something that any "normal" person could recognize as abhorrent -- and by "normal" I meant something like "Christian" (since Christianity was a normative reality in my world).

He rejects normative realism.

As, due to globalization, these innovations are likely to have been developed or designed in and for other settings, logics about how reality works or normative notions regarding how reality should be made to work may also differ from the setting into which they are introduced.

Again, either they are arbitrary or they are realist and depend on some normative features of reality.

Further work, seeking to develop a comprehensive rather than a preliminary ethical framing of PCC such as the one offered here, needs to take into account much broader socio-political realities and normative frameworks.