Sentence examples for put more positively from inspiring English sources
Put more positively (and we think informatively), there are three distinctive functions or roles for the body that embodied cognitive science might ascribe: as a constraint on cognition, as a distributor for cognitive processing, and as a real-time regulator of cognitive activity.
In fact, meaningfully engaging with someone from a different ethnicity or socio-economic group makes people more likely not just to view that particular group positively, but also to put more faith in people as a whole.
Employees such as this mid-level Ugandan officer appreciate and respond positively to allowances: "I put more effort in my work because an allowance shows that my work is recognized.
Assuming that immigrants are positively selected with respect to unobserved abilities and motivation, they would be expected to put more effort in climbing up the occupational ladder (see Chiswick [1978]).
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But let's put that more positively: Cook's boundless faith in his seamers was repaid.
Or to put it more positively, he would be able to collaborate with South Bank management on a fresh artistic policy for the orchestra.
But there will still be plenty of empty seats on Friday morning – or, to put it more positively, tickets available – and Yorkshire are hoping for a good walk-up on Sunday, with pre-sales of only 6,000.
