Sentence examples for which attitudinal from inspiring English sources

The paper has also offered an extended repertoire of mechanisms and resources by which attitudinal values may be invoked.

The differences are significant in terms of the mechanisms by which attitudinal inferences may be triggered in a text.

This would make pleasure in itself not intentional except in its potential for integration with other states, which may allow bringing in diffuse (objectless) pleasant moods (§1.1, 4), which attitudinal and adverbial Aristotelian views of pleasure may be unable to capture.

By addressing issues across these multiple fronts, it is hoped that the paper has clarified somewhat our understanding of the linguistic mechanisms by which attitudinal values may be indirectly invoked and hence assist those whose research agenda requires that they tackle this methodologically challenging domain of meaning making.

While the set of features offered here follows Martin and White in recognising these as key strategies or textual arrangements by which attitudinal stance may be indirectly indicated or put into play, it is important to recognise that other mechanisms or discursive strategies may also play a role when a span of text has the potential to invoke an attitudinal value.

We tested which attitudinal barriers were associated with non-attendance, again using logistic regression.

We conducted a factor analysis, in which 40 attitudinal statements were subjected to principal component analysis with Varimax rotation, and used the results to identify several attitudinal variables.

The supplier's value proposition is in turn reflected through the creation of superior customer perceived value, which triggers attitudinal and behavioral value outcomes.

In so doing writers seem to either expect readers/listeners to supply associations which activate attitudinal stances, or to miss such implications altogether.

[sally4] 3. What first strikes the appraisal analyst here is the way in which the attitudinal density (Don 2007: 177) of the excerpt (in which attitudes are nominalised/presumed rather than argued) functions as a means to deploy these as targets of the attitude at the clause rank.

Then two further models were fitted in which 1) attitudinal response to service characteristics and 2) outcomes of help and support on caller wellbeing were considered as additional explanatory factors at the second level.