Sentence examples for positive strength from inspiring English sources

I considered that to be an order.' " "Schnurr said he believed Martin wanted only positive strength reports so he, Martin, could report that the newly implemented tuition assistance program was accomplishing its goal," the report said.

In that little Bowery Ballroom, we're what I would like to see us as -- trying to radiate as much positive strength as possible so people can go out in the world and feel strengthened and feel like we're not alone".

So there, among the rocky slopes of bending hickory and walnut trees, her feet slightly wary of crawfish in the icy water, she would gather positive strength for herself, as well as for her tribe.

The intention of the program was to prepare them with youth employment interview skills but my personal goal was limited to one thing per session: reflecting back one positive strength about themselves they could not see.

It is obvious that each syndrome roughly represents the positive strength of one specific aspect or part of body, while symptom provides much more detailed information.

Each patient is observed on 147 clinical symptoms and a positive score is evaluated to indicate total positive strength of symptoms.

When those being tested complete the official online questionnaire, they are assigned a set of five positive "strengths" including "love of learning" and "curiosity" and "originality".

Slocum: 'What Athletic Leaders Are Not', a section early in the book, underscores how Athletic CEOs are enormously effective in specific contexts despite not subscribing to many of the positive, strength-based, nurturing, and emotionally intelligent leadership approaches that have come to dominate much mainstream business and management thinking and writing.

This forced field analysis technique allowed the women to think about all their good qualities and positive strengths that they could use to bring positive changes in their lives, even after disasters, crises, and other problems (Sekar et al. 2005).

The SDQ is a 25-item questionnaire assessing child psychopathology and positive strengths of children and adolescents.

Compared with the FBCs/HCs, the patients exhibit increased short-range positive FC strength (spFCS) and/or long-range positive FC strength (lpFCS) in the default-mode network (DMN) and decreased spFCS and lpFCS in the sensorimotor circuits.