Sentence examples for normative salience from inspiring English sources
Although Paine does not provide much detail, it seems clear that he sees himself as different from Burke primarily because he argues for continuing normative salience of the natural right and for the on-going collective sovereignty of the people over the arrangements that they make the better to secure those rights.
There is nothing surprising, to be sure, about the salience of normative concerns in feminist philosophizing.
Norm: population based normative values.
The modulation of feedback responses by normative goals may have more strongly reflected the motivational salience of the feedback than the amount learned from the feedback.
Overall, these findings are consistent with research on the salience of family links in Latin American societies and suggest that providing help to grandchildren is viewed as a normative response to family need rather than a matter of personal choice.
(Psychologists call this the "salience bias").
The i has salience on the street.
European matters are also rising in salience.
"It doesn't have the same salience.
