Sentence examples for discussion of self from inspiring English sources

Care included not only herbal prescriptions but also dietary and lifestyle advice and discussion of self care in an evolving therapeutic relationship.

(For additional discussion of self awareness and metacognition, readers are referred to the section on theory of mind and metacognition in the entry on animal cognition).

More importantly, the phenomenological discussion of self is inline with the patient-centered approach that has become fashionable in many of the heath professions.

In an attempt to further improve professional behaviour assessment, the triangulated teacher-led discussion of self- and peer-assessment of professional behaviour using a paper form is the contemporary practice at Maastricht medical school (van Mook and van Luijk 2010).

Abstract: The point of departure for this presentation is the brief discussion of self-deception that appears in Hintikka's book "Knowledge and Belief?

Almost any discussion of self-publishing seems to attract an immediate hostility quite unlike the amused tolerance that greets those who, say, exhibit their indifferent watercolours, or seek to try out their wine-making skills on their friends.

It is both a serious discussion of self-euthanasia – which is how the publishers seem to be billing it – and a darkly hilarious account of his tricky relationship with his mother, Susie.

The government's only substantive discussion of self-insured church plans is relegated to a footnote, in which it acknowledges that even if this category of petitioners were coerced to comply, contrary to conscience, the government still would lack the legal authority to bring about the desired result of providing contraceptive coverage.

Students interested in Milton's life, his prose polemics, and his complex theology will wish to grace their shelves with this book". "Emphasizing the significance of how Milton's sense of self evolved from the outset of his career to the final period of his writings, Milton's Peculiar Grace advances the ongoing discussion of self-representation and self-fashioning in the early modern period.

For a detailed discussion of self-esteem, see Rutherford 1999.

Parking garages are the first topic that comes up with the discussion of self-driving cars.