bad space awareness (not aware they are a 3d object, not aware someone is behind them trying to get pass).
Nonetheless, we do not reject the idea of possible different emotions, than regret, ultimately arising from the individual's awareness of someone else's regret.
"I have kept you in my awareness as someone of conscience and caring, especially about the children of the world," Walker went on.
Human babies, notably, cry more to the cries of other babies than to tape recordings of their own crying, suggesting that they are responding to their awareness of someone else's pain, not merely to a certain pitch of sound.
I had a hell of a time getting used to what was required, because the first thing that gets you going is always an awareness that someone has been grievously injured or killed in one of your products.
Mary Ramniceanu New York, Jan . 14 2007 To the Editor: Senator Barbara Boxer stepped over a line, but — shouldn't there be a smidgen of awareness from someone in this administration that there is a singular lack of shared sacrifice in this war?
The video said that Project Chanology participants include "individuals from all walks of life... united by an awareness that someone must do the right thing".
She explains, "Often times what keeps inmates out of trouble and gives them hope is the awareness that someone outside cares for them".
It's a lot like the balance, the respect and awareness, that someone has when they can stand in a circle in a hotel hallway playing a guitar with somebody else who's playing a banjo or a mandolin or a fiddle or a bass, or something just as important.
A billboard campaign to increase awareness that someone who is HIV positive may not have symptoms supplemented the radio and television campaign [ 14].
For adults, this process was facilitated by the festive atmosphere of the occasion and the joy from the awareness that someone cared about them and wanted to help.
