Sentence examples for Awareness of differences from inspiring English sources

You may let your humor and/or informative side shine as you raise bystanders' awareness of differences.

This resulted, painlessly, in a large vocabulary, an awareness of differences of style, the absorption of grammar and syntax and an ability to spell".

Even the sense of nationhood had put down deep roots, although the awareness of differences of religion remained powerful.

This awareness of differences between high life and low, a state of affairs fertile in creative tensions, is observable throughout the history of English literature.

Regarding perception, for example, Klein and his colleagues discovered that people fall into two general categories: levelers, who perceive similarities between things and overlook differences, and sharpeners, who see contrasts and maintain a high level of awareness of differences between stimuli.

The dialectic format and the display of awareness of differences in doctrinal interpretation are the hallmarks of the Kathāvatthu and the Vijñānakāya.

Awareness of difference and an ability to discern different health and illness beliefs were essential alongside challenging stereotypes and assumptions.

But we're still in the foothills of a mountain range of awareness of difference that seems to grow with each step we take.

Such a scene alerts us to a difficulty of life in postwar Bangladesh in an unexpected and intimate way: we experience the discovery as a child's rite of passage, made persuasive by familiar signs (the child's awareness of difference preceding his understanding of it, the confidential chat with his aunt that gives him an adult's "serious walk").

Though God desires difference, he prohibits the awareness of difference, articulated as "the knowledge of good and evil," that might lead to self-determination and potentially, total diself-determination and

Paradoxically, at the same time as there is greater homogenization and convergence of ideas in systems of early childhood education and care across the world, there is also more contentiousness and more awareness of difference and of how the upbringing of children is deeply culturally embedded (De Loache & Gottleib, 2000).