Sentences with phrase «what comes through»

That really is what matters and I so appreciate you saying that it's what comes through to you from my post Marty!!

What comes through clearly (at least to me) is that the judges on the panel were not impressed by any aspect of the content of the appeal arguments.

But juniors needn't just wait to see what comes through the door as «we're an entrepreneurial firm.

What comes through with exceptional clarity — and what saves Bess's simple shapes and curious array of personal symbols from mere eccentricity — is the clammy - palmed necessity simmering just beneath each painting's skin.

What comes through is her excitement about color and movement.

You put it up, hope for the best, and take your chances on what comes through.»

Aside from how they are constructed, what comes through to the viewer in each painting is a clear absence of anxiety.

As I strain to see where we are in the blackness, we move through into a larger space barely lit by what comes through its skylights.

What comes through immediately is that a combination of his close reading and study of modern western sculpture, and the cultural and social implications of the civil rights movement in America formed Melvin Edwards.

«What comes through these little films is what a special moment this time was for David,» Wollheim says.

What I find the most difficult is keeping the filter clear so what comes through isn't polluted.

What comes through in this show, despite the urge at first glance to find similarity between their pieces, is how fundamentally different their approaches, strategies, and solutions are to abstraction.

What comes through is a raw DIY approach not only to making art but of being a new mother.

The impact of a brand and its distribution strength is sometimes difficult to measure as it contributes more than just what comes through the proprietary brand web.

What comes through loud and clear (despite his disingenuous attempts to suggest otherwise: «I know killing cats is not for everyone.

Her job description often changes rapidly, depending on what comes through the front door.

What comes through most strongly in the book is the poet's own confidence in his lack of confidence, his violating inviolable truth.

To be honest, a lot of what comes through the wheel of this 650S is noise rather than useful feedback, so that's no loss, but the lack of instant response is.

So you're wondering if you power your stereo through a power source other than what comes through the standard vehicle harness, if it will cause issues with the output through the speakers?

Matthew's book offers promises of authenticity, but what comes through in Justin Laythe's script and the casting choices — there are no recognizably Russian actors on screen and bad accents abound — is just a hollow caricature of Russia, wrapped up in a plot that's both overly convoluted and dull.

What comes through clearly by the end of the film is the act of one artist's eccentric generosity breathing new awareness into the life of another.

It does have a white background, but the abstract floral print in gorgeous shades of purple and green is what comes through.

I am your host and todays topic I'm really excited to talk about, I'm just free flowing here and seeing what comes through me as I'm tapped into my divine self and the episode today is all about past lives.

What comes through in Jon's piece is his enthusiasm for Twitter, which is a completely valid personal preference.

I'd certainly never subscribe to the idea that there is a singular good life so if that's what comes through I'll have to check what I'm saying.

But what comes through the pages of Hearts and Minds is Oliver's ability to carry out substantial research to get at the truth of how to implement or change policy, and impartiality to motivate able people — politicians, civil servants and business types to enthusiastically help him.

The banana adds sweetness with a slight banana taste, but mostly what comes through in these brownies is intense chocolately goodness!

• Conceits about «fossil fuel» divestment aside, what comes through loud and clear is moral self - congratulation.

What comes through strongly and convincingly in these pages is the sense that this pontificate holds the promise of a «new springtime» for the Church and the world.

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What comes through most strongly, as it does almost every year, is a powerfully upbeat attitude.

Cf. Lewis's remarks in «The Weight of Glory»: «The books or the music in which we thought the beauty was located will betray us if we trust in them; it was not in them, it only came through them and what came through them was longing, these things - the beauty, the memory of our own past - are good images of what we really desire; but if they are mistaken far the thing itself, they turn into dumb idols.

As I read the five letters on the fall of Acre, what came through most vividly was their plaintiveness.

They're like this is just what came through.

Throughout my day's drive, in both stick - and CVT - equipped models, what came through loudest is how much car you get for $ 20,000.

I turned away and sat on the edge of the bed, hungry but too frightened to go out, and listening to the sound of God knows what coming through the walls.

But what came through for me was the plod.

What came through in reading the wall texts and viewing the art was an essential disquiet among the artists.

Not exact matches

When Google sifted through immense troves of data to determine what makes a great leader, what quality did they come up with?

Rather than chasing opportunities that seem «lucky,» lucky people are critical about the opportunities that come their way and have criteria that lets them filter through and find what's most fitting for them.

People who hire you will expect things when they want them and you need to be able to come through with not only what they want, but with a personal touch and a smile on your face.

When the time comes to expand your business into new markets, whether this is through geographical expansion or consumer expansion, do your research and really consider what is going to work best for your business.

The key is for entrepreneurs in places like Kansas City and Nashville and Cincinnati to take the right lessons from the Bay Area, by focusing on the mindset: the idea that innovation comes through iteration, that failure should be embraced for what you can learn from it and that every business can be transformed by technology.

Much of emotional intelligence comes down to social awareness; the ability to read other people, know what they're about, and understand what they're going through.

Somebody who used to work here was telling me he was going through with his young son and they couldn't decide on what they wanted to watch and they came across one of our Collections, the «Comic - Con Hangover Collection,» and all of a sudden he came across the original Christopher Reeve Superman movie.

If you believe you can get a raise, this can come through in your body language and what you negotiate with your boss, possibly making you more likely to convince them.

If we sat down and thought it through, we could come up with effects that would approximate what Harry and some of the other characters do in the books and movies.»

Keep your fans updated on new speakers, registration information, discounts and maybe teasers of what's to come through frequent Facebook updates right up until the event itself or the last call for registrations.

What makes the company unique is its ability to structure and deliver products to match the specific needs and interests of customers who come through both channels.

The upheaval we've been through in the past few years as the private debt bubble burst is only a preview of what's to come, concludes Mauldin, the president of Millennium Wave Advisors (writing here with an editor for an economic analysis firm).