Sentences with phrase «full awareness»

It's a choice that I've made with full awareness of my options.

Both terms are distinct though, and should be used with full awareness of their meaning.

This time, I'm understanding how my first birth could have been different, and looking forward to full awareness as I bring my next child into the world.

This cutting - edge technology conveys crystal - clear sound directly to your inner ears without blocking them, allowing for full awareness of your surroundings.

I propose that we become more conscious about where we are in the present moment and begin to practice full awareness in that space - sans distractions.

Some clients approve individual bills without maintaining the necessary full awareness of the total cost of the matter.

Some insurance providers provide the option to do this automatically with the person's full awareness while others provide the insured individual to manage the allocation themselves through the plan.

In a certain sense, there would not be any difference when compared with a sin committed with full awareness and deliberate consent.

With his soft round brown eyes, mane of long straight hair and tail carried jauntily over his back, he swaggers through life in full awareness of who he is and the importance he has to the people who live with him.

We know ourselves to be part of «a great company which no man can number,» for in such worship we enter with full awareness into «the communion of saints» and know ourselves to be «members of the blessed company of all faithful people.»

One way to ground yourself when feeling overcome by stress is to practice anchoring — or bringing full awareness to your present state of being — right at your desk.

The flashes of memory can be of experiences always indirectly mediated to us, but not precipitated into full awareness unless touched off by some suggestive or evocative event.

[15] Original nakedness shows full awareness of the original meaning of the body as the revelation of the person; original nakedness shows a total trust and absence of barriers before the others; it shows the total unity between the physical and the spiritual.

Only 9 per cent had experiences compatible with NDEs and 2 per cent exhibited full awareness compatible with OBE's with explicit recall of «seeing» and «hearing» events.

Being in full awareness feel the chi energy moving in your body.

It is the responsibility of our primary suppliers to ensure full awareness and compliance by sub-contractors to these standards.

Street Fighter is a delicate high - wire balancing act watched by millions — one where both performers must retain full awareness of everything around them, and tweaking but one small part of the routine is immediately noticeable to all in attendance.

This is also likely to often be the case for full awareness as to the physical cause (an odd phrase) of an injury (the first aspect of awareness that may be lacking to qualify for a possible extension).

Efficient and accurate medical coder with full awareness of ICD - 9, CPT - 4, HCPCS and DRG procedures.

Mindful eating refers to eating with full awareness of appearance, aroma, taste, satisfaction and gratitude.

Prosecutors attacked some of Weiner's arguments for seeking leniency and noted his full awareness that what he was doing was a crime, citing his co-sponsorship in January 2007 of a bill to require sex offenders to register their email and instant message addresses with the National Sex Offender Registry.

I say this with full awareness that the Fed has unconventional tools at its disposal in addition to simply lowering rates.

Traders who fear success will not succeed.â $ â $ œYou must live in full awareness.

These disclosures served as a wake - up call for the managers who had been scheduling meetings without a full awareness of the impact they were having.

(I have friends who have come to accept their homosexual identity but believe that it is a cross to bear and bring that full awareness into a heterosexual relationship.)

It makes you want to spend them carefully, wisely, to live them with full awareness and gratitude.

In full awareness of its limited role, though, I am convinced that we need art now, perhaps more than we ever have — the kind of art that humbly fills spaces in our lives.

We want people entering our congregation to have a full awareness of and a growing commitment to our mission and values — and an idea of what it would look like to live them out.

Yet such theological thinking must be undertaken in full awareness that theologians and thinkers of other traditions not only «listen in» on our conversations, but also are engaged in interpreting religious plurality in the context of their own traditions of faith.

As for my wondering whether the protest was organized to generate publicity for the college, that was» in full awareness of running the risks of subtlety» intended humorously.

When urged to conceptualize their observations in their own language, using their own theological concepts and symbols, and to conduct their interviews in full awareness of their pastoral office and church setting, they felt greatly at sea.

The full awareness of what the fact of change implies is precisely what has often been meant by encounter with the supernatural.

The reasons why marriage is a fundamental right became more clear and compelling from a full awareness and understanding of the hurt that resulted from laws barring interracial unions.

The great twentieth century Hindu thinker Sri Aurobindo, in his Life Divine has an evolutionary framework and sees the whole process leading the soul to full awareness.

The question here explored, in full awareness of its far - reaching consequences, is whether we have reached or are reaching the point where conscientious citizens can no longer give moral assent to the existing regime.

@fred — «Now, take your choice a cold empty non existence or joy, beauty, wonder, eternal love, everlasting life, full awareness of all that God has created in technocolor!

And this is affirmed in full awareness that there is a strong tradition of preaching which consistently refuses to embrace any position that implies that the Word of God is contingent, modified in any way by the situation of the congregation, or that it moves in any direction other than downward.17