Sentence examples for embodies concern for from inspiring English sources
QOL has also been largely applied to mental health patients since it embodies concern for patients as people and not just as cases [ 3].
The institution "embodies Jim's concern for humanity, his creativity, his curiosity and his optimism," Ian Goldin, the school's director, told the London Daily Telegraph last week.
Maybe the extent to which this mission has been accomplished can be gauged from the arrival at the NCT of a non-specialist leader, Mr Wilkie, embodying, literally, its expansive new concern for the entire family.
Negative events such as the recent accident in Fukushima, as well as the positive, enormous economic potential embodied in renewables and a growing concern for environmental issues among the population are all serving to push developments towards sustainable development.
He anticipates Bergson and Merleau-Ponty in his attention to the dynamics of the embodied mind, and shares with Peirce and James a concern for problems of knowledge as they arise within practical experience.
Preserving the evolutionary history and ecological functions that different species embody, in addition to species themselves, is a growing concern for conservation.
American law, as embodied in the Restatement (Second) of Contracts, has also favored restitution with some concern for reliance.
If we are to avoid moral schizophrenia and embody this reason in our motives for action, we could not, then, act out of friendship out of a concern for our friends for their sakes.
Show concern for their welfare.
Concern for your fellow beings.
