Sentence examples for Orientation toward from inspiring English sources

Orientation toward teaching The instructors' rationale behind particular instructional, curriculum, or assessment strategies.

Jacqui's orientation toward Bob, despite his betrayal, remained intimate.

This orientation toward the future also increases with people's income.

This reduction reverses—"re-flects"—the human direction of sight from a straightforward orientation toward objects to an orientation toward consciousness.

But I'm not sure I can tolerate his recently revealed orientation toward heavy metal music.

They'd met at a commune, in the nineteen-seventies, and shared an orientation toward progressive activism.

His family had a "strong orientation toward the humanities," Dr. Carlsson wrote.

They are rarely convinced by one-sided arguments that lack a strong orientation toward results.

The Tojolabal are Roman Catholic, with an orientation toward the veneration of saints.

Friends recalled that he always displayed a preternatural orientation toward adulthood.

It is caught between its religion and geography, and its long alliance with the United States and orientation toward Europe.