Sentence examples for Concentrated awareness from inspiring English sources

Throughout the day give them short, sharp reminders that bring them back to a state of concentrated awareness that is deeply rooted in the present.

Nemoto believes in confronting death; he believes in cultivating a concentrated awareness of the functioning and fragility of the body; and he believes in suffering, because it shows you who you really are.

Studies that have been conducted, in Ethiopia and elsewhere in Africa, have concentrated on awareness of contraceptive utilization and emergency contraceptives, rather than awareness about specific methods of contraception [ 23- 27].

So you're concentrating your awareness on something that you might normally take for granted.

Until recently, there are limited data concentrated on the awareness, treatment and control of hypertension and dyslipidemia in previously-diagnosed diabetes versus newly-diagnosed diabetes.

Prof Mabey said that instead the Government should be concentrating on increasing awareness of what people should do if they think they might be at risk.

"We believe that the Government should concentrate on raising awareness of the dangers of alcohol misuse for adults, providing effective education on alcohol for under-18s and enforcing existing legislation on licensing and under-age sales".

Instead, this playful and likeable performer, who was born male but identified in the latter part of her adult life as transgender and "gender suspicious", carved out a career of idiosyncratic and often uncommercial character work before concentrating on promoting awareness of trans issues.

You don't have to furrow your brow and concentrate your sensory awareness to get the idea that a sophisticated palate is behind this wine there is a combination of seductive plushness in the texture, a lovely bouquet of aromas and a refreshing strain of acidity that exceeds expectation and encourages the next sip.

You sit in stillness and attempt to concentrate all your awareness on your breathing.

Even just a few hours concentrating on mental health awareness, minimises stigma and "increases tolerance" among those taking part, she says.