Sentence examples for personally traced from inspiring English sources
The President personally traced back his roots, we are told.
Geologic mapping ideally represents a claim by the researcher to have personally traced contacts on the ground, and to have confirmed visually that units have the geographic distribution necessary to make a lithostratigraphic model work.
These young people are now quite literally endeavoring to save the world and I can personally trace this back to you.
(AP) WASHINGTON -- Ten years after the nation was unified in horror, President Barack Obama honored the legacy of Sept. 11 victims on Sunday by personally tracing the trail of the terrorist attacks, proudly declaring that the decade since has proven "America does not give in to fear".
The roots of Mr. Lieberman's moderation, personally and politically, can be traced as far back as his early childhood in Stamford, Conn., which he spent with his family in the home of his maternal grandmother, an Austrian immigrant and widowed mother of five who, he has written, never took her freedom and opportunity here for granted "and she made sure I didn't either".
Differential privacy is a method for collecting large swaths of information without grabbing any personally identifying data in the process, so none of the information can be traced back to the user.
They have been developed to trace more crucial, personally-oriented outcomes than plain satisfaction, linked to patient-centredness. Enablement was greater if the doctor had been interested in the effect on the patients' life, health promotion and had had a positive approach [ 14].
"This book traces my own personal journey, and each of those countries have shaped me, personally and professionally, in some way," the "Iron Chef" star said in an interview with The Huffington Post.
