Sentence examples for of our evaluative from inspiring English sources

We then describe instruments developed to gather feedback from three participants groups, explain feedback-collection and data-analysis procedures, and provide sample data to demonstrate the breadth, scope, and usefulness of our evaluative review.

There are some reasons for example, the reason not to torture others for fun that we have quite independently of our evaluative attitudes and practical reasoning.

Should this fact undermine our confidence in the existence of moral truth or in the possibility of moral knowledge (at least if moral truths are understood to be objective, i.e., independent of our evaluative attitudes)?

If the realist holds that there is no relation between such truths and our evaluative attitudes, then this implies that "most of our evaluative judgments are off track due to the distorting influence of Darwinian processes".

The key strengths of our evaluative method are that we characterised the intervention through the experience of those receiving it, and that we obtained staff as well as patient perspectives.

Native architectural theory frequently weds utility to style hence to our evaluative notions of, for example, beauty.

Street, following Russ Shafer-Landau (2003, p. 15), says that a moral truth (or fact) is objective in the sense required by morality when it is "stance-independent," when, that is, it would hold independently of all our evaluative attitudes, taken collectively, whether we have them now or would have them on reflection under ideal conditions.

Only by developing awareness of our own evaluative interview biases is it possible to correct them.

For if love is an appraisal, it needs to be distinguished from other forms of appraisal, including our evaluative judgments.

In other words, these were theories that met our inclusion criteria but did not have relevant articles retrieved from our search strategy that met our article inclusion criteria, i.e., articles did not fall within one of our four categories (descriptive, intervention, evaluative, review).

If so, then he (no less than the realist) will reject the initial premise of the argument, that "our system of evaluative judgments is thoroughly saturated with evolutionary influence".