Sentence examples for personal spheres from inspiring English sources
There seems to be a division of opinion on what is acceptable in the civil and personal spheres.
Several years on, I can't say there has been much benefit from bringing work and personal spheres together on Facebook, perhaps bar the odd occasion when I've been able to message someone I didn't have a formal email address for.
BlackBerry 10 server software will allow corporate and government users to divide employees' BlackBerry 10 phones into separate work and personal spheres and give I.T. managers complete control over the work spheres.
A new topic appeared after the Korean War with the emphasis on the private and personal spheres separated from public obligations.
A simple smart phone is capable of connecting us to anywhere in the world in a number of different ways at any given time and that shift in our personal spheres of influence has utterly changed our understanding of the world. .
In nearly all themes respondents experienced stigma and discrimination from both the professional and personal spheres of their life.
Patients hand out information about the study to these persons of their personal sphere or ask the centre to send information directly (e.g., to medical experts).
The content analysis revealed three themes and seven associated sub-themes (see Table 1), which reflect the participants' experiences of living with dementia in three spheres: the person her- or himself (personal sphere), in the family sphere (private sphere), and in society (public sphere).
The themes included: Being a person with dementia means living with forgetfulness (personal sphere), living with forgetfulness in the private sphere means feeling incompetent but still loved, living with forgetfulness in the public sphere means feeling confident and secure but also isolated.
If only superstition were somehow confined to the personal sphere of lucky charms and self-affirmations.
"She understood that my work needed to move into a more personal sphere," he writes in his short afterword.
