Sentence examples for consciousness of needs from inspiring English sources
The attitude to, or performance of, duties is induced by a consciousness of needs rather than of rights.
Consciousness of the needs of children and how best to serve them expanded in all directions after World War II.
But they strongly reflect this period's zest, its fondness for classicism, and its consciousness of the need for a building to be a coherent overall composition.
"I would say that obviously the collective consciousness of the need for this among commuters and legislators and others has risen," he said, "but there is still an underlying question of how we are going to come up with the money.
The Korean economy may have bottomed out, and change is certainly beginning; and they have a consciousness of the need for change that Japan doesn't seem to have.
The posting of 10 "Buckle Up" signs throughout the city climaxed the La Cañada Juniors' three years of intensive efforts to raise community consciousness of the need to use seat belts while riding in vehicles to prevent serious injuries or death.
But almost certainly there will still be that sense of economy — a consciousness of waste, the need to use everything.
The consciousness of knowing little, need not beget a distrust of that which he does know.6 (p.7).
Other factors that contribute to help-seeking include knowledge of NSSI as a phenomenon, becoming consciousness of being in need of help, and the support of peers, friends, and family [ 65].
