Sentence examples for awareness found from inspiring English sources

That morbid awareness found its way into much of my conversations with Sarah.

A systematic review of interventions to promote cancer awareness found very limited evidence of effectiveness of any interventions.

The low awareness found among Japanese women in this study suggests that information about the role of physical activity in breast cancer prevention may not have been widely disseminated yet.

A broader European study, although not specifically asking about nanotechnology awareness, found that 53% of Europeans sampled in a 2004 survey said that they did not know enough to answer a question about whether nanotechnology 'will improve (their) way of life in the next 20 years (29%)' or whether it would have no effect (12%) or whether it will make things worse (6%).

However, the comparable tendencies to have discussions on HPV vaccine with HCPs amongst women across different socioeconomic groups differed from the wide disparities in awareness found in our study, suggesting that HCP involvement in broader public health efforts is of paramount importance in reducing socioeconomic disparities in HPV infection and cervical cancer.

Indeed, a survey of breast cancer awareness found that 39% of white-British women reported that they had acquired knowledge about breast cancer from a friend or family member who had developed it compared with only 16% of women from ethnic minorities [ 32].

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What is common to all spiritual awakening is when we get out of our normal mental world, our awareness finds something greater.

As our awareness finds its true home in our heart, we are awakened to life's fullness and we are free.

"State of Awareness" finds the artist, also known as Joao Salomao, in full introspective mode, exploring what he refers to as the "essential elements of life and consciousness: where spirituality and energy meet colors, shapes, movements, and figures in abstract composition".

Never as delightful as Bill Bryson or as dazzling as Geoff Dyer, missing the higher powers of observation or self-awareness found in the works of Helen Macdonald and Gretel Ehrlich, Wood has more in keeping with the sober writing of Rory Stewart, who later became a parliamentarian.