Sentences with phrase «possible circle of people»

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University of Southern California psychology professor Jesse Graham suggests that loyalties surround us like concentric circles, and those circles pull us both outward and inward — outward because we believe we should care for as many people and things as possible, and inward because we believe we should care about our children more than, say, houseflies.

Once she is finished nursing and deemed healthy, and her kittens are mature enough to survive on their own, they will soon be on their way to the homes of people who cherish them — completing the circle of life made possible by our supporters.