Sentence examples for of robust concern from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, it should be clear that what makes an account be an appraisal view of love is not the mere fact that love is understood to involve appraisal; many other accounts do so, and it is typical of robust concern accounts, for example (cf. the quote from Taylor above, Section 3).

Yet such a view would be inadequate, since the projected value, being relative to a particular individual, would do no theoretical work, and the account would essentially be a variant of the robust concern view.

In response, advocates of the robust concern view might point out that promoting someone's well-being normally requires promoting her autonomy (though they may maintain that this need not always be true: that paternalism towards a beloved can sometimes be justified and appropriate as an expression of one's love).

However, Helm is careful to understand such sharing of values as for the sake of the beloved (as robust concern accounts insist), and he spells this all out in terms of patterns of emotions.

Another source of worry is that the robust concern view offers too thin a conception of love.

All of this seems fully compatible with the robust concern view.

This sounds very much like the robust concern view, yet the bestowal view differs in understanding such robust concern to be the effect of the bestowal of value that is love rather than itself what constitutes love: in bestowing value on my beloved, I make him be valuable in such a way that I ought to respond with robust concern.

And to incorporate this idea into the robust concern view would be to give up on the central place desire has in love and so begin blurring the line between the robust concern view and the union view, thereby raising once again questions about the nature of your concern and about autonomy.

Given the scarcity of robust data concerning the proportion of diploid males in the field [ 28], a more detailed discussion of adaptive responses would be speculative.

Women should be aware of the lack of robust data concerning improvement in pruritus, protection against stillbirth and safety to the fetus or neonate".

Elke and colleagues have formed the hypothesis that these contradictory recommendations were due mostly to an absence of robust data concerning patients with sepsis.