Sentences with phrase «'s a real sense»

If you're ready to start a new chapter in your life with a real sense of purpose, Mathnasium may just be the perfect business for you.

In a very real sense, regardless of what kind of coverage he and his policies are given by the mainstream press, Trump wins, at least in the eyes of his supporters.

So you can get a real sense for how much, just how big this tank is.

The lifestyle I can afford is amazing and I feel a real sense of freedom compared to my life back home.»

«This hotel gives you a real sense of home» — Roger Smith guest Lesley from Manchester, England on @TripAdvisor pic.twitter.com/GcSwU0qCD 3

Ideas need time to refine themselves into whole, workable and worthy concepts before they can make any real sense.

It feels very personal and there is a real sense of loss and failure.

In a very real sense, Thompson says, TV networks and the consumer packaged - goods companies they rely on for the bulk of their advertising revenue are both being disrupted by the growing forces of digital.

Small businesses can often adapt quickly to changing circumstances; they can bring a personal touch to customer service that big multinational concerns can't hope to match; and their managers and leaders can foster a real sense of community and commitment among employees.

Even if the entrepreneur falls and fails a thousand times, there is a real sense of winning in the effort — especially if he can pass along the benefits of his experience to those who come behind him.

But overall there isn't any real sense of danger and the technology never has to make any split decisions in traffic or to avoid someone in the road.

I wasn't constantly checking my phone in between sets, or trying to hold onto the treadmill while scrolling through social media platforms, or answering texts that had no real sense of urgency whatsoever.

You'll feel a real sense of control because you really care.

Because as I said earlier there seems to be this real sense of pessimism now, sadness about things.

«There's a very real sense in which Amazon, which is an amazing, fun, interesting company to have started and lead, is a lottery winning for me,» Bezos said.

«Producing something important, gaining respect for it, feeling a sense of control over your life, feeling a connection to other people — that gives people a real sense of passion,» Newport says.

«We will give VR viewers a real sense of what it's like to be present at the race, and with access they normally would never have,» says Brad Allen, executive chairman of NextVR.

Politico and others describe this as an «end run around the media,» which in a very real sense, it is.

In a very real sense, their future as independents depends on how well they can work together.

We got a chance to get behind the wheel of the Honda's hydrogen - powered Clarity to get a real sense of the cars» potential.

Success starts with mindset: the right perspective, the right outlook, the right motivation, and a real sense of purpose.

To me that means the repeal of all of the gains we are seeing makes no real sense.

Real sense about cents is simple when the big picture is viewed.

Kentucky Bourbon is unique in that it is anchored in a real sense of place.

«When you are looking for the right doctor, in order to get a real sense, you need to get data.

There's a real sense of community here, Jim adds.

Developing community and a real sense of shared ownership is fundamental to Beedie's success, and it starts from within by enhancing the well - being of their employees, creating opportunities to contribute, collaborate and prosper.

There were grumbles from consumers (and a rash of articles about ways to avoid the hike published in, among other places, the Jeff Bezos — owned Washington Post), but no real sense of a budding backlash.

Ethereum is by definition and in the real sense a virtual currency because the blockchain is usable in other aspects of the computer network.

That gave me a real sense of comfort.»

So, in a very real sense, borrowers should be elated with rates in the 4 percent range.

In a very real sense we become like children whose toys have been suddenly taken away.

Litecoin is produced from the source code of Bitcoin, so in the real sense, it's much similar to Bitcoin — the pioneer and king of cryptocurrencies.

In a real sense... it was contrary to everything you have fought for by my way of thinking.

It has to be a questioning that takes place with a real sense of being in the presence of God.

I can't say we're persecuted in any real sense in Utah, but on a very subtle level, it is different than it was in California, and there just isn't spiritual time or energy for the debates that there once was; we're focused on evangelism and getting the truth that we - do - agree on out there.

Your first sentence is the only one that makes real sense.

We are so burdened to self - sufficiency that we are divorced from any real sense of learning.

Wow, you don't even make any real sense, so I can't respond other than saying look outside of yourself instead of basing your whole experience on your own religious experience.

Because I think that any spiritual discipline can be taken and emptied of its purpose of connecting us in a very real sense physically, spiritually, emotionally and mentally to our God.

So in a very real sense, their blood is on his hands,» I wrote in a passage quoted in the Chinese Daily piece.

To read the gospel with an open mind is to see beyond all possibility of doubt that Jesus came to bring us new truths concerning our destiny: not only a new life superior to that we are conscious of, but also in a very real sense a new physical power of acting upon our temporal world.

20 In a very real sense, it is the «given» upon which the Demiurge worked his «rational» activity of bringing order out of chaos.

Real sense.

The real sense of election is God's loving communion between himself and his son.

The question worth asking, however, is whether Voltaire was in any real sense a philosopher, rather than a mere philosophe; and I would say he was not.

In a real sense they are violating God's will in depriving him of children he wanted and that they themselves in time would have learned to love and treasure.

But both the course and the result of this interpretation presented to the reader will still be only the opinion of the interpreter for which he will once more be held accountable by the book itself in an ideal, though certainly not in a real sense.

There is a real sense in which love simply is; one can not help himself, still less can he claim credit for generating the love.

Is there a real sense in which the fourth event was and is accessible?