Sentence examples for process of disclosing from inspiring English sources

Here, with unforgettable reality, was the whole human mess exposed by a person's intimate self-disclosures — rather than concealed, as inner life often is now, by the very process of disclosing it.

The Doctor's Dilemma "Quite separate from the challenge of estimating survival accurately, physicians may also find the process of disclosing the prognosis to their patients difficult," wrote Dr. Elizabeth B. Lamont and Dr. Nicholas A. Christakis in The Journal of the American Medical Association in July 2003.

The campaign was in the process of disclosing more of his business relationships after reports — first by Bloomberg News — that Mr. Gingrich had earned nearly $2 million from Freddie Mac, the government-sponsored mortgage giant that he has slammed from the stump this year, along with Democrats who have been associated with it.

Users go through a process of disclosing detailed information about their job function and compensation, and add it to what PayScale says is the "world's largest database of salary information" (300,000 new profiles are added each month).

Given that an entity is a thing, one might translate it as "reification", not in the sense of a human cognitive process, however, but as a designation for the manner in which Nondelimited Being becomes determined, limited, defined, and "thingish" in the process of disclosing itself as everything other than God.

To explore (a) how nurses feel about disclosing patient safety incidents to patients, (b) the current contribution that nurses make to the process of disclosing patient safety incidents to patients and (c) the barriers that nurses report as inhibiting their involvement in disclosure.

Furthermore, this may point to a need for closer rapport between service providers and the guardians to identify the best possible options and processes of disclosing HIV status to the adolescents [ 4].

This study describes the process of parents disclosing their HIV status to their children.

To examine the process and emotional effect of disclosing a personal diagnosis of Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser syndrome (MRKH) to peers during adolescence and young adulthood.

Additional morphological and genetic information on frenulates is in the process of being disclosed [57], [142], [143].

When obtaining permission from patients, respondents highlighted the need for a thorough explanation of the research process, fully disclosing what will happen.