In all aspects of care an appreciation and attention to cultural, religious and socioeconomic aspects of care is important.
According to Tracey, the reason why it became a best seller indicated that this line of thinking was not the common practice here, but it started to gain appreciation and attention in American society and thus she was confident that she could apply the same classroom management techniques to manage her Mandarin class.
You give hugs, warmth, appreciation and attention freely, and you share in your triumphs together.
(Are you sure that you're giving her enough of that kind of appreciation and attention?) Show that you are her man; she married you, not them.
But the groups share something important, Mr. Passacantando said: an appreciation for attention-grabbing theatrics, on the streets or on the high seas, in support of their policy objectives.
Amid the appreciation for the attention the world is paying their country is a quietly growing sense of apprehension.
It's appreciation for careful attention paid to a short, mostly underrated phase in the life of women.
In the statement he asked for forgiveness and expressed "appreciation" of media attention, saying it helped the church deal with its problems.
Manganiello, more circumspect than Tatum on matters of objectification, said men were more likely to feel appreciation for the attention thrown their way.
Like the photographs of Vivian Maier, another outlier whose work was virtually invisible during her own lifetime only to be posthumously discovered and celebrated, Converse's output cries out for serious critical attention, appreciation, and canonization.
