Sentence examples for acknowledge explore from inspiring English sources
Based on this construct, the Emotional Approach Coping Scale (EAC) is comprised of two factors [ 22]: Emotional Processing, which includes active attempts to acknowledge, explore meanings and come to an understanding of one's emotions; and Emotional Expression, which includes active verbal and/or nonverbal attempts to communicate or symbolize one's emotional experience.
It's thecorporate food culture, and it needs to be acknowledged, explored and changed.
It would appear that this difficulty is exacerbated for individuals with CHD and has not been fully acknowledged, explored or discussed with patients in practice.
But Mr. Obama is already moving quietly, officials acknowledge, to explore whether he can scale back a 10-year, $80 billion program to modernize the country's weapons laboratories.
Failure of nurses to recognize, acknowledge, and/or explore patient cues/concerns may result in patients' unrecognized psychosocial and information needs that could have untoward consequences.
And would eating be even more exquisite if we began to acknowledge and explore that eating and food are an expression of our erotic natures?
We acknowledge and explore the delicate balancing act between freedom of speech as enshrined in the First Amendment and the obligation of Internet providers to provide a safe environment for users.
Can you still enjoy things?" While some providers may acknowledge and explore patient concerns, others may use distancing behaviors to control or curtail the discussion.
Since the context of deaths between developed and developing countries is also different, these differences are important to acknowledge and explore in striving to improve end-of-life care.
Still, she acknowledged after exploring the museum with her friend, 28-year-old Mike Reaka, "There is something romantic about it".
The filmmaker is Don and Dottie's son — brother, uncle and nephew to the other important figures in the film — but that relationship is never acknowledged or explored.
