Sentence examples for caring response from inspiring English sources

In the meanwhile you can rest assured whatever decision is trotted out by OPEC this week it will be dressed up as an exercise in OPEC's beneficence and in "caring" response to the needs of the world's consumers and that our sincere appreciation should be forthcoming.

In order to minimize the impact of a situation with "a self-selected treatment and caring response to an enthusiastic therapist may be part of the active components of the alternative medical field" [ 42], two intervention groups and one control group will be included.

Why doesn't it work any more?" The more responsible and caring response would be to confess our past failings and do better by our children so that their future has a reef in it.

The Kantian emphasis on the autonomy of the moral person and the Rawlsian/contractarian assumption of separate individuals coming together to forge a social contract see us a basically separate from others, whereas an ideal of caring concern for others sees our (initial) actual historical and personal connections with others as the basis for a positive and caring response to such connection.

I was overwhelmed by this swift and caring response, as it flew in the face of what I consider to be the standard 'wait and see' approach (which appears to be the default position at my local surgery).

The Parent Caring Response Scoring System derived from Swanson's Caring Theory was used to code parent communication behaviors as caring responses during their children's port starts.

He can keep trying to finesse the Wall Street crisis with rhetorical panaceas as empty as his father's "Message: I care" response to his own economic storm.

And of course some New Yorkers gave the classic "I don't really care" response.

I, as a registered voter and someone who worries a lot about the state of the country, was prepared to argue against those who I thought would bring the "I just don't care" response to the table.

Two, although Addams employed caring in response to the needs of others, she contributes an active, even assertive, dimension to care ethics not commonly found in feminist theory.

A question about her shaved head conjures a gleefully droll, devil-may-care response.