1.  As a child balances his blocks, he develops a sense for equivalence.

2.  Children develop a sense of their racial and cultural identity at a young age.

3.  Constancy is what it takes to get kids to help out and develop a sense of responsibility.

4.  Helping with academic or social tasks, the older children develop a sense of responsibility for the younger ones in the building.

5.  Such explorations enable them to grow in knowledge and to develop a sense of mastery that promotes self-confidence.

6.  The children are beginning to develop a sense of responsibility.

7.  To achieve the desired balance and harmony, it is essential to develop a sense of personal purpose.

8.  We can develop a sense of identity by sharing our experiences with others in a process of ongoing interaction.

9.  With this insight and acceptance, children begin to develop a sense of mastery of their feelings.

10.  Many people seem to have developed a sense of fatalism about the war.