Sentence examples similar to acknowledging personality from inspiring English sources

If these claims are sensible, then it appears that we are acknowledging personality-based moral "strings" attaching to certain intellectual works.

Acknowledging that personality is difficult to change, the main issue in prevention should probably be case finding and the tailoring of prevention programmes for this specific target group.

Although acknowledging that personality styles may also play an important role in explaining individual differences in craving [ 2], few studies have examined this issue.

It is also widely acknowledged that personality traits have a significant impact on academic achievement.

They also speculated that: "The focus on details in sexual situations may prevent people from acknowledging the complex personality of their partners".

(Anton sent an e-mail to the editors of American Affairs acknowledging his split literary personality: "Michael Anton is a much nicer person than Decius, who could be sort of an asshole").

Interviewees acknowledged that the personality and assertiveness of patients and their families occasionally had an influence on care decisions.

There's a real honesty about his standup, and what a mess he was before sobering up, that marries well with Horgan's sometimes confessional comedy, acknowledging the parts of her personality she doesn't like.

She may have divided opinion during her time in politics but everyone will be united today in acknowledging the strength of her personality and the radicalism of her politics.

In the Socrates exercise, students acknowledged the different personalities used in decision making.

Cork acknowledged that different personalities must be accommodated in a team environment, but insisted Pietersen had pushed the boundaries too far.