Sentence examples similar to groundwork awareness from inspiring English sources
As Spielberg is known to be one of Barack Obama's substantial donors (as well as a public pal and even prankster) one wonders if the movie's allegory is a swipe at the President or perhaps laying some public awareness groundwork for Obama's final year in office.
The sponsors said the campaign is to raise public awareness and lay groundwork for alternatives.
A blonde wig, (for those not already blessed with hair as golden as the sun) a spot of lippy and a total lack of self-awareness provide the styling groundwork here.
Kapnick Leadership Development Initiative: A series of robust workshops designed to foster self-awareness and lay the groundwork for enduring leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills.
Following the Booth model, carefully selected student facilitators — twelve third-year law students and twelve second-year Booth students — guide new 1Ls through a series of robust workshops designed to foster self-awareness and lay the groundwork for gradually developed, but enduring, leadership skills.
"Some of them, such as Bambi, inspired conservation awareness and laid the emotional groundwork for environmental activism".
That awareness is what lays the groundwork for the next step: the ability to intuit how another person might be feeling about a situation based on how you would feel in a similar circumstance.
Lane details the groundwork laid by Cohn & Wolfe, which included "educational" ads designed to raise people's awareness of SAD (with mentioning Paxil) and press releases intended to generate news stories about this overlooked yet severe disorder.
The authors, nevertheless, contend that growing awareness of the importance of participation of children in all disaster stages lays the groundwork for further risk governance changes relevant to building safer and more resilient communities and societies.
This is because such disciples found it necessary to take up questions of one's self-awareness in the relationship between being and Buddha in the immediate present and to delineate a groundwork for deconstructing commonsense subject-object dualisms applied to this relationship without recourse to abstract conceptions of mystical transcendence.
