Sentence examples for passivity means from inspiring English sources
In the passivity theory, the passivity means that systems can keep internally stable.
In the passivity theory, the passivity means that the systems can keep internally stable.
She even seems to suggest that historians have internalised misogynist assumptions about women's meekness and passivity: this "bias" means they have "neglected," "ignored" or "compartmentalised" the study of violent women, causing the historiographical "marginalisation" or "ghettoisation" of female violence (22 24).
Clinton emerges as a gifted President, but one whose tendencies toward passivity and procrastination meant that he maneuvered best from an adversarial crouch.
Acceptance, of course, does not mean passivity or resignation.
As a psychiatrist, I help others see that patience doesn't mean passivity or resignation but power.
Mindfulness in grief does not mean passivity: It is a mental tool that permits us to dedicate some small benefit of presence beyond the narrowness of our own suffering.
It doesn't mean silence, passivity, or withdrawal.
Passivity is not what he means, though.
Answer: a mode of signifying need not always be drawn from the thing signified, for sometimes it "can be taken from the property of the thing of another utterance;" thus, when we say 'in God', we do not mean to attribute passivity to God, who suffers not, but only to "imagine him as if being affected by our prayers".
