And it makes "The Original Grease" a treat, enjoyable in its own right and just plain fascinating as a
caringly reconstituted and worthy relic, reclaiming the reality of its characters.
In Missouri there are 94 trail segments
caringly maintained by those who have adopted them.
He then
caringly recommends that Muslims should work in collaboration with "like-thinking believers of other religions" so as to dispel this grossly erroneous, negative image about Islam because "Muslims could no longer assume Islam's peace-oriented nature as self-evident, and Muslims could no longer try to 'go it alone' in today's world" (153).
These items include: (1) We have a sharing relationships with our foreign partner, (2) we can discuss the difficulties in cooperation and know that our concern would be addressed with our foreign partner, (3) we would feel a sense of loss if we did no longer cooperate with the foreign partner, (4) the foreign partners would respond constructively and
caringly to our concern about cooperation, (5) our partner and we have both made considerable emotional investments in our cooperation.
There's the obligatory full colour photo of the CEO, looking firmly yet
caringly at the camera.
Bills had knelt before her and
caringly examined her foot.
He would always have preferred you not notice so much or that you never mentioned just how solidly, brightly and
caringly he turned that wheel, always for the better.
For example, in one case, the auditors found that the program had used pupil evaluations of student teachers but had not seen the potential in the information for evidence of their case that their students could teach
caringly and effectively.
When splashing woke him around 5 a.m., he
caringly inquired if I'd fallen in.
Teacher education programs need to offer theoretical frameworks to analyze the intersections of identity and power and continue providing courses and experiences that
caringly unseat the assumptions of preservice teachers.
Meanwhile Celan's rendering for Gisele
caringly allows that a German present tense, unlike French (and English), can at the same time imply a future: se remplira, se hissera, will brim full, lift up.
"He was like a proto-beat, protohippie environmentalist and he wrote very
caringly about the natural world and how man's ruining it."
