Children are also both a locus and a focus for parents to express their capacity to love and to nurture.
Speakers, presenters and tweeters express their capacity to define leadership and provide clients with the key components needed for sustained, fulfilling and profit-generating direction.
We don't have to go beyond the science or embellish what we know to appreciate how they express their intellectual skills and emotional capacities.
Also, autistic people have significant difficulties connecting with others because they lack the capacity to express their own emotions normally or read emotions in others.
These patients have complex needs but often lack capacity to express their wishes.
Although he used the conventional literary forms and leaned heavily on the inspiration of Jalāl al-Dīn al-Rūmī, he must be considered one of the select few poets of modern Islam who, because of their honesty and their capacity for expressing their message in memorable poetic form, appeal to many readers outside the Muslim world.
And we'd be right too — Sir Donald Bradman, Rod Laver, Ron Clarke, Roger Federer, Dawn Fraser, Betty Cuthbert, Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, Lionel Messi and Graeme Souness, to name but a handful, have all expressed their talent here to capacity crowds.
Conclusion: Physiotherapists expressed confidence in their capacity and skill set to manage the biopsychosocial dimensions of chronic low back pain after CFT training, and identified a clear role for including these skills within the physiotherapy profession.
Some women we interviewed had lost children to social services and expressed doubts about their capacity to parent.
This population of the PLWE expressed dissatisfaction with their capacity for work, ability to concentrate, perform daily activities, and with the support they got from their friends.
