If such a contrast is made, then Confucians are acknowledged to have an ethics as opposed to a morality, where an ethics does embrace questions about value, how one ought to live one's life, and what the good life consists in.
Although the parents did not perceive physical functioning problems to the extent that their child did, the results from this study suggest that HRQOL measures used with children with severe SLI should embrace questions pertaining to physical functioning if the researchers or clinicians wish to gain an understanding of the extent of difficulties perceived by the child and his/her parent.
Eddy based the lessons on a revised version of Quimby's "Questions and Answers" manuscript, now called "The Science of Man, by which the sick are healed, Embracing Questions and Answers in Moral Science," and on three shorter manuscripts, "The Soul's Inquiry of Man," "Spiritualism" and "Individuality," which she had written for her classes.
The level of satisfaction with different job characteristics was assessed using a job satisfaction questionnaire that embraced questions related to the PHC work specifics.
His films embrace existential questions with a depth unparalleled in American cinema.
Try to embrace the questions that might scare you, or keep you up at night, to move yourself closer to god.
Instead, embrace it, question it, and let it move you toward a real, deeper, more meaningful belief.
The debate cuts to the heart of issues around Britain's medal hopes and how they are funded, while embracing emotive questions of national identity and sporting fairness.
But whether or not the European model is ultimately embraced here, questions remain about whether the United States could successfully institute some of Europe's policies.
The questions embrace the spectrum of grape-growing and winemaking practices, but can seem befuddling to those not already schooled in the intricacies of wine production.
As opposed to short-term-memoried platforms like Siri, Viv was able to embrace follow-up questions without stuttering or gasping for context that was just said seconds before.
