Sentence examples for acknowledging and sharing from inspiring English sources
Acknowledging and sharing your data is the first step.
They need people who will listen to what they are saying about their feelings, especially negative feelings, that they evidently seem to have difficulty acknowledging and sharing with one another behind all those struggling beards and manly tattoos.
Incorporation of key aspects of action research in the study, including building relationships, acknowledging and sharing power, and encouraging participation of the study population [ 34], enhanced the eventual applicability of results to professional practice.
Mr. Modi's unapologetic stance, coupled with the Godhra victims still waiting for the chief minister or even a government functionary to acknowledge and share their sorrow, point to a resolute decision to distance himself from any responsibility for the riots.
When we publicly acknowledge and share our failures we normalize them.
"I think it happens within the moments that occur during the immersive experience that allows us to turn to each other and acknowledge and share that moment".
I know that we all have a story and that the sooner we acknowledge and share our experiences, our struggles, and our successes... the better it will be for all who suffer and deserve care.
Data which illustrates how expertise is acknowledged and shared, will now be presented and discussed.
Then, in consideration of the natural history of pediatric obesity and of the current absence of universally acknowledged and shared goals for its treatment, we scored clinical outcome as follows: when no BMI% increase was observed (Normal-weight: BMI <85th percentile at follow-up).
Acknowledging, owning and sharing your deepest truth is one of the best ways to liberate yourself and connect with other people in an authentic way, thus reminding you that you're not alone.
But a truer solace can be found away from the rubble – in our relationships with others and our ability to acknowledge, communicate and share our grief.
