Sentence examples for children phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Information gathered during the survey provides hints on the importance of the left-behind children phenomenon in the area and on its possible relation with return decisions.

The indigo children phenomenon started some time in the 70s – the term coined by self-proclaimed psychic and synaesthete Nancy Ann Tappe, who published a book about the concept called Understanding Your Life Through Colour after noticing, through the mid-60s, that a large amount of children were being born with "indigo" auras.

The indigo children phenomenon started some time in the 70s the term coined by self-proclaimed psychic and synaesthete Nancy Ann Tappe, who published a book about the concept called Understanding Your Life Through Color after noticing, through the mid-60s, that a large amount of children were being born with "indigo" auras.

This results in the 'left-behind' children phenomenon.

The left-behind children phenomenon and the fast growing number of this special group have raised concerns about their physical and mental wellbeing.

The so-called "barrel children" phenomenon, where children are left without adult supervision and care and their only support is shipping barrels of food, clothing and other material items sent by parents or guardians living overses, is widely recognised as a major problem in Jamaica.

Confirmation bias can also explain the "golden child" phenomenon: when an employee enjoys years of success based on an initial positive impression.

For the next five years, her confidence as a performer and brilliance as a mimic (in Stowaway she impersonated Eddie Cantor, Al Jolson, Bing Crosby, Ginger Rogers and Alice Faye in one virtuoso sequence, as well as conversing in Chinese) made her the biggest child phenomenon ever known.

These works described the Dandelion Child phenomenon, explaining how a little boy could welcome his visiting grandmother with hugs and kisses and then create a narrative by murmuring, "I'm not Billy.

NEW SHANGHAI CIRCUS The performers in this Chinese troupe include a child phenomenon who executes astonishingly lithe slow-motion acrobatics and a beautiful young girl who dances while balancing twenty wineglasses (and a flower vase, for good measure) on the bridge of her nose.

This conclusion has also been verified by the "little second child" phenomenon, appearing in the current rural communities, with a long interval existing between the firstborn and second child.