Sentence examples for general awareness that from inspiring English sources

Instead of interpreting the mystical feeling of communion as an esoteric union with God, Schleiermacher explicates it as a general awareness that is attuned to the invisible coherence of things (Dilthey 1924b, 295).

The two dozen briefs that have been filed in the case reflect a general awareness that the future of the school-choice movement could depend on the outcome.

A general awareness that volcanic hazards exist may feel insufficient.

Little glamour is there to be found nowadays in Spanish architectureb and there exists a general awareness, that the profession requires a new legitimization.

"The general awareness that climate change is an issue to be addressed is much more firmly embedded than before," she said.

In most cases she found general awareness that the village was Arab before 1948 but no mention of why the Arabs left, where they went, or where their families are now.

Because it's a cultural movement, you have to associate it with literature, theater, arts, general cultural awareness that has to grow, and return to what it was in the 60s and 70s when more people were cultured.

Category A agents also have a moderate to high potential for large-scale dissemination or a heightened general public awareness that could cause mass public fear and civil disruption.

All international experiences are important and contribute to a general worldliness and awareness that is so lacking in our generation.

But perhaps the events that comprised the Holocaust will turn out to have the effect of averting a larger genocide, or a whole series of them, at some date in the future, as a result of the international security apparatus and heightened general political awareness that ensued from the experiences of World War II.

They're in a tough spot and I think, while this precise move might not be that significant, it shows a general increasing awareness that their public positions of hostility to a lot of the current reform ideas are hurting them more than helping them".