Sentence examples similar to orientation toward recognition from inspiring English sources

It is the beginning of a community movement toward recognition and action.

These findings point toward recognition of oxidized or aggregated rather than native apo A-I.

Jacqui's orientation toward Bob, despite his betrayal, remained intimate.

This reduction reverses—"re-flects"—the human direction of sight from a straightforward orientation toward objects to an orientation toward consciousness.

But I'm not sure I can tolerate his recently revealed orientation toward heavy metal music.

His family had a "strong orientation toward the humanities," Dr. Carlsson wrote.

They are rarely convinced by one-sided arguments that lack a strong orientation toward results.

This orientation toward the future also increases with people's income.

Friends recalled that he always displayed a preternatural orientation toward adulthood.

During this period the Danes' Viking-era orientation toward the North Sea and Norway shifted east and south.

The Tojolabal are Roman Catholic, with an orientation toward the veneration of saints.