Sentence examples for appreciative knowledge from inspiring English sources

IFYC's Better Together campaigns are based on these insights: the most reliable way to improve attitudes about religious groups is to intentionally foster meaningful relationships across lines and gain "appreciative knowledge" about other faith traditions.

This story is a beautiful example of what can happen when our appreciative knowledge of the Other, can lead to interfaith cooperation that makes real change.

Interfaith Literacy is important because this appreciative knowledge enables us to connect with entire groups of people and through those connections we can cooperate across religious difference to empower one another and make a difference in our communities and world.

The aim of the PiDC Alliance is to develop appreciative knowledge of the current state of dementia care and identify positive aspects of the care experience from which we can build.

That way, when you do meet in person, you can show genuine interest and knowledge, make appreciative statements and follow their customs as best you can.

When you begin to realize that we are all wrong in some area, and no one knows enough -- or much at all -- then you may become more appreciative of how the knowledge inside your head allows you to enjoy living and struggling amid a world full of chaos.

Such appreciative perception of the object incorporates knowledge of causes and effects.

They provided tools that could be used to explore gaps in services, knowledge and understanding from an appreciative inquiry perspective [ 83] that helps build the research capacity of whānau instead from a deficit model.

We are highly appreciative of Sir Gerald's insights, expertise and knowledge and wish to thank him for his advice".

Being genuinely appreciative of other's work, generous with your time, knowledge and attention, and curious about others' lives, passions and goals, have served me well.

Participants were most appreciative that facilitators gave up their time and shared their knowledge within their community.