Sentence examples for positive concept from inspiring English sources

Jains thus consider anekāntavāda as a positive concept corresponding to religious pluralism that transcends monism and dualism, implying a sophisticated conception of a complex reality.

Three examples suggest some obvious dangers with appropriating the net positive concept selectively.

If many organisations celebrate their success on specific issues, claiming for example they are net positive because they work with the homeless, whilst emitting vast amounts of greenhouse gases, these successes and the net positive concept itself will soon be viewed as spurious.

It is a really fascinating and positive concept, but you have to wonder — have people really used it?

Many liberals, including Berlin, have suggested that the positive concept of liberty carries with it a danger of authoritarianism.

It is presented here as a positive concept which highlights the personal and social resources as well as physical skills.

Interventions must focus on positive concepts like healthy relationships and digital citizenship rather than starting with the negative framing of bullying.

"By repeating positive concepts and ideas, you create energy for ecstatic meditation, where the body is energized and the mind is open," said Rick Henderson, the organizer.

The notion that age is something to be superseded or at best endured has become so ingrained that we scarcely notice it lurking behind such positive concepts as "innovation" and "originality".

At the largest scale, many of the dialogues have total numbers of lines that are multiples of 12. Dividing whole texts by 12, Kennedy found "positive concepts" in the dialogues coinciding with harmonious intervals of Pythagoras's scale, and negative concepts at dissonant intervals.

Step 2. Some of the criteria have positive concepts, thus DMs want to increase them (e.g., benefit), versus some of criteria have negative concept where DMs want to decrease them (e.g., cost).