Sentence examples for opposed to the context from inspiring English sources

The major problem with most attempts to predict a specific outcome, such as interviews, is decontextualization: the attempt takes place in a generalized environment, as opposed to the context in which a behavior or trait naturally occurs.

The need for a permanent "accommodation" of persons with disabilities seems to mark an important difference in how the antidiscrimination norm should be understood in the context of disability, as opposed to the context of race.

The aim of this study was to explore what is going on at an ED using grounded theory, which epistemologically is in "the context of discovery" as opposed to "the context of justification" [ 15].

With Original Ideal, Chasserot explores new ideas about beauty being a function of personal identity, as opposed to the contexts of societal standards that projects like Esther Honig's worldwide photoshop experiment Before and After and Alex John Beck's symetrical photo series, Both Sides Of impose.

This list provides some specific context, as opposed to the larger context of all rape, in which to think about Steubenville.

The result of exploring and developing the ideas that people of colour have within the broad context of life, as opposed to the narrow context of race, would be real diversity and originality.

These meanings may be traceable to the artist's milieu, whether social or political or even personal (unfortunately not much mentioned here), but they emanate from specific uses of specific materials, from what Ms. Beckwith calls "the art form," as opposed to "the art context".

Furthermore, often the explanations for the problems experienced by these groups are described as being located in their specific ethnic cultural norms and differences and thus their 'ethnicity' as opposed to the actual social context of cumulative disadvantages and social inequalities experienced by these groups over the lifecourse (Nazroo 2004, 2011; see also Brotman 2003).

According to the third, the truth values of knowledge sentences depend upon the standards in play in the contexts in which they are assessed, as opposed to the standards operative in either the context in which they are uttered or the context of the subject.

Instead, for Lewis, the aesthetic essence constitutive of the identity of the work of art, as opposed to the physical object, "lies in the context associated with this physical entity which presents it" (1946, 474, Lewis's italics).

The word "antinomianism" literally means "against or opposed to the law"; in a theological context it means "the moral law is not binding upon Christians, who are under the law of grace".