Sentence examples for children evident from inspiring English sources

In an opening contribution to his debate on the "construct of children and childhood in society", Aynsley-Smith observed that English society lacks a "warmth" towards children evident in other European countries.

The Ethics Committee of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine ASRMM) notes that professional opinion has moved towards acceptance of identity disclosure to children, evident, for example, in ASRM guidelines which changed from recommending anonymous donation in 1993 to accepting known donation in 2002 (Ethics Committee of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, 2013).

The patriarch interested my own father, who always called him Papa Joe and admired him, however grudgingly, as a roguish son of a bitch whose interest in his children was evident and intense.

The major adverse impact of divorce on children is evident during the first year after the divorce and seems to be a bit more enduring for boys than for girls.

Rasputin's friendship with the imperial children was evident in the messages he sent to them.

Rasputin's friendship with the imperial children was evident in some of the messages he sent to them.

She received frequent laughs at her calm response of, "I know dear," response to Homes' frustrated hisses of, "Mom, I'm on the phone!" Her love for her children is evident, but her calm acceptance of her son's less-than-ethical actions is a bit questionable.

14 Children without evident bacterial or malaria infection were classified as having unknown encephalopathy.

However, errors in the acute care of injured children were evident.

The negative impact on the society of orphanhood of so many children is evident through the growing number of children living in the streets, exposed to the worst forms of child labour and child trafficking".

The Government's commitment to support and protect women and children is evident in Strategy 4 of the National Strategic Plan on HIV/AIDS 2006-2010, whish is dedicated specifically to these vulnerable populations.