Sentence examples for sense of addressing from inspiring English sources

A program will include — several times over — dances that range from pure form to communicative gesticulation; footwork that employs the ball of the foot and heel as well as an excitingly slap of the sole; a wonderfully pliancy of the spine as well as a sharply geometrical sense of addressing contrasting bodily directions (right versus left, one diagonal versus another).

There is no sense of addressing one of the greatest social evils in Britain today – that our society is now even more unequal than under Thatcher and has extremes of inequality, with all the destructive impulses that is known to generate, which are unparalleled in the western world outside the US.

First, it has covered almost all the countries in Asia, and analyzed the issue in a more rigorous manner in the sense of addressing cross correlation and heterogeneity problem that potentially exists in the panel and brought the findings in front to realize how health care should be treated in those countries.

When Lucretius' poem returned to circulation in 1417, it seems to have struck some early readers with the same personal intensity — the sense of direct address across an abyss — that I experienced.

The connectedness scale already covered sense of community, addressing adolescents' perception of belonging and attachment to their neighbourhood.

During times of conflict and in situations of displacement, education helps restore a sense of routine, addressing the immediate needs of young people like Deng.

However, in some cases, it can lead to situations "where the accepted version [of the world] excludes knowledge that is crucial for making sense of and addressing the problem" (op cit., p. 107).

Wenger et al. [ 11] define a community of practice (CoP) as a 'learning partnership among people who find it useful to learn from and with each other about a particular domain, [who] use each other's experiences of practice as a learning resource…and join forces in making sense of and addressing challenges they face individually or collectively' in a way that influences their practice.

Having dealt with depression for so long, I'd feared the anticipated lows, but they were counterbalanced by the physical changes, slowly but surely modifying my body, beginning a second distinct stage of addressing my lifelong sense of visceral unease.

"Originally, we thought it'd make sense to address all of this at once," said Stuart Gruskin, executive deputy commissioner of the Department of Environmental Conservation.

The sense of urgency in addressing the developmental issues has been compounded by the economic crisis.