Sentence examples for fostering a true from inspiring English sources
As co-curator Naoko Takahatake says, "Gemini is celebrated for fostering a true spirit of collaboration between the artists, the printer, the fabricators, and their owners".
Both sides of the aisle have done a miserable job of fostering a true national debate about the wisdom of going to war.
Her story illustrates an important point: that the right tone from the top can help foster a true culture of inclusion.
I.C.E.R.C. (International Cetacean Education and Research Center) is a non-profit organization that aims to foster a true understanding of nature through contact with dolphins and whales.
Though, I would recommend an all-girls high school to every girl, since it fosters a true feminist mood.
If digital health programs can evolve along these lines, they will foster a true shift in how people lead their lives.
Until we all commit to taking action every day to foster a true spirit of inclusion, we'll risk perpetuating racial harms and undermining the true spirit of medical professionalism.
In order to foster a true international collaboration, the data collected and housed at the iNeo Coordinating Centre will be available to all iNeo member networks and iNeo-affiliated investigators after the principal analyses are completed.
Research studies show that daily practice fosters a true sense of calm and compassion, and nurtures a deep inner shift in our life perspective, creating renewed energy to live life more fully, and with genuine enjoyment.
The dedicated teachers and administrators highlighted in "Testing, Testing but What?" (Oct . 1 are committed to their students, but by spending enormous amounts of energy focused on coaching to raise test levels, the true essence of education -- fostering a lifelong love of learning, knowledge acquisition, inquiry and questioning, logical thinking and imagination -- seems all but lost.
However, it is my belief and understanding that this story is most accurately articulated as a failure of an educational institution to foster a culture of true respect.
