Sentence examples for whole persons from inspiring English sources

Treating patients as whole persons in their social and personal context implies that health professionals should take time to detect and address psychosocial problems in patients with a physical chronic disease.

The three-fifths rule wasn't as good a deal for the (white) South as counting slaves as whole persons would have been, but it was a good enough deal to allow them to dominate both Congress and the Presidency for most of the pre-Civil War period.

Finally, our definition implies that enhancement interventions attempt to improve specific human capacities and traits, rather than whole persons.

A mentor must care about the people he or she is mentoring, not only about a specific issue or topic, but more broadly must care about mentees as whole persons.

Certainly, a fixation on anal sex prevents us from imagining sexual minorities as whole persons, and it reduces their relationships to one sex act in which they may or may not participate.

Now he ate with his whole person".

Take his plan for whole person care.

Together they made a whole person".

There is a whole person underneath.

They see it as whole person care.

Music doesn't really reflect the whole person.