Sentence examples for own validity from inspiring English sources

Opera has its own rules, its own validity.

The (presumed intentional) effect is to cause the shopper to question her own validity.

But there is a second reason, one that quietly insists on its own validity all the way through this book.

While the philosophical basis of Jost's exploration of self had its own validity, the music had a natural theatricality.

The man had his own validity, as a pathfinder and as the creator of an intriguing, curious body of work, which reveals much about America's past social and racial contradictions, and its melodramatic conventions.

One couldn't ask for a better new-music group and, as an experimental jazz composer, Mr. King offers a complex overlay of rhythm and melody that has its own validity.

In the German Empire (1871 1918) the principle that an administrative act carried its own legal validity was accepted at the end of the 19th century by leading jurists.

But whereas Ayer previously had in effect pursued a "reductionism" of all meaningful propositions to the sense-data by which they are verified, he now admitted that not everything can be translated into the language of the senses; instead, the constructions made on the basis of experience have their own inherent validity.

Chapelle (2015) emphasized the importance of developing one's own localized validity argument considering one's test purposes and uses.

On this "one-act" approach the act of judging something to be beautiful is a single, self-referential act of judging which claims its own universal validity with respect to the object and which is phenomenologically manifested as a feeling of pleasure.

We recognize that our evaluation using structured interviews with doctors is not evidence-based but based on our own face validity; all authors have read and checked the self-constructed interview.