Sentence examples for sort of disposition from inspiring English sources

This sort of disposition or character is something we all highly value.

This sort of disposition is not relevant to the spatial content of the experience on the disposition theory.

The main anti-intellectualist answers—sometimes not clearly enough distinguished are that knowledge-how consists in some sort of ability and that knowledge-how consists in some sort of disposition.

But you change your brain with these sorts of experiences, so it's very likely that people are partly kind of inheriting some sort of disposition that's political, but people are also going through life and the course they take changes them as well, and so it's sort of both at the same time.

They all have positive views about what sorts of dispositions people have instead of virtues.

I sort of agree.

A former taxi driver and only 39 himself, softly spoken with a gruff deadpan humour, some of the challenges his son faces must feel almost unbearable – and yet the teenager has the sort of gravity-defying disposition that seems ordained to rise above them.

McEwan has what seems like enormous fun constructing a voice that is both alive with wild and whirling wordplay and capable of all sorts of antic dispositions.

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Epistemic competences the sort of competence that is relevant to epistemology are dispositions of a specific variety: dispositions to arrive at the truth.

Differing items contained positively or negatively phrased statements of disposition toward math, prompting students to respond with a four-point Likert-type scale ("Just like me," "Sort of like me," "Not really like me," and "Definitely not like me").