Sentence examples for holistic terms from inspiring English sources

In the new, inclusive Under Armour, Plank is learning to speak of athletic activity in holistic terms, reprising the theme of empowerment that Jane Fonda popularized in the eighties.

Once you start thinking of a photograph in those holistic terms, the data quality of stand-alone cameras, no matter how vast their bounty of pixels, seems strangely impoverished.

Despite the care and compassion so evident in the modern-day NICU, it seems that medical advances have clouded the ability to think in the broadest, most holistic terms.

The leaders of other large funders, such as Jeremy Farrar at the Wellcome Trust, are talking in similarly ambitious and holistic terms about the need for collaboration across the natural and social sciences in improving global health.

However, in the NHS, patients neither talked about having choice and control over their treatments, nor talked about acupuncture in holistic terms, although they did praise their individual practitioners.

Mr. Dozier said, "We mean holistic in terms of the diversity of the discipline".

Besides, the ECE program will be more holistic, in terms of developing the children in line with their cultural contexts.

LAYAR had added a view to their app to show a superimposed Berlin Wall as far back as 2010, however this implementation is a bit more holistic in terms of showing multiple media types and attempting to "tell the story" a bit more.

Kimber complains that Chile's politicians are too preoccupied with "results, inaugurations, and the need to cut a ribbon" – and are reluctant to take a holistic, long-term approach.

To meet its quota BHP Billiton is educating aboriginal children and otherwise taking a holistic, long-term approach.

Could this be an indication that we should take a more holistic, long-term view on our alternative energy plans?