Sentences with phrase «approaching things with»

I love your comments about approaching things with a positive outlook versus thinking negatively upfront.

Since there is no commonly accepted authority — and please don't tell me it's the Bible, since that has produced no unity in Christianity in 2,000 years — then we have to approach things with a lot of humility and charity.

He who has seen and experienced what I have seen and experienced no longer approaches these things with cold reasoning, he ceases to compare and weigh the sins of men, but he also no longer asks how his enemies may react.

Thanks Alan Admittedly I am more reactionary and approach things with more sarcasm than depth.

I have always approached things with great cynicism because from an early age the accepted rules of training and nutrition just didn't seem terribly logical.

Don't get attached to the outcome of any one particular interaction, and approach things with lightness and a sense of humor.

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True, its strange because you are unfamiliar with it, but strange doesn't mean much if you approach all things with curiosity and an open mind.

Thus, it makes sense for them to approach things with an open mind.

The mark of great schools is not this reading program or that staffing model, but educators who approach these things with verve, expertise, clarity, and commitment.

Still, I approach both things with a great deal of focus while trying to maintain a sense of humor about myself and not take things too seriously.

Are there any differences in the way you approach things with these different clients?

«If you approach things with a sense of humor, people immediately assume you're not to be taken seriously.

Said Wurm, «If you approach things with a sense of humor, people immediately assume you're not to be taken seriously.

Reverse mentoring recognizes the fact that by the time many workers reach their forties and fifties, they are just not as in touch with the future as younger people who approach things with fresher eyes, more open minds, and a more perceptive view of technology.

Not exact matches

Staff writer Rachel Mendleson kicked things off with a great story about how some teachers are bringing a different approach to the classroom.

Most of the time we will be better off if our approach to things is well laced with consistency.

The Mannix brothers share many things with their father (Fred Charles Mannix) and grandfather (Fred Stephen Mannix), whose empires they inherited: their names, obviously, but also their sharp business acumen, quiet - but - aggressive approaches to philanthropy (Calgary's brand new National Music Centre — which houses Canada's Music Hall of Fame — came to being thanks to more than $ 10 million in donations from the Mannix family business; the company also contributed $ 1 million to the National Gallery of Canada in 2015) and steadfast commitment to privacy.

Though the steady grassroots approach is one that you'll want to embrace, you can kick things up a notch with paid promotion.

It's obviously harder to take the same approach with family members, but Schwartz says there's no reason to put up with people saying or doing things that are unkind.

While Wynne's minority Liberal government said a CPP enhancement was still Ontario's «preferred approach» to strengthening the retirement income system, the new provincial plan was touted as the next best thing as governments deal with aging populations and people who aren't saving enough for the future.

Along the way, he's taught folks a thing or two about marketing, with his folksy approach and commitment to quality.

Regardless of the defensibility of the Post «s argument about whether Snowden deserves to be prosecuted, which even the editorial board seems to be waffling on, there are two fundamental things wrong with this editorial approach.

Gender differences are real, and sometimes you need to approach things differently with different people, but don't get so caught up in the gender differences that you forget you are dealing with individuals.

«We work hard to think through if we were our competitors, with their vessels and their approach, what is the smartest thing they could do?»

Their bold approach to getting things done is a constant energizer and competitive advantage in terms of Crowdtap's ability to adapt and innovate quickly and with passion.»

Of all the research assistants I've worked with during my 30 years in academia, the ones who stand out hold one thing in common: each approached me within two weeks of starting to ask how they were honestly doing.

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That approach isn't surprising: As a trainee with IDS Financial Services (a predecessor to Ameriprise) in 1987, Garrett so hated cold calling that she got «sick to [her] stomach every Monday morning because [she] couldn't sell people things they didn't need,» she told this reporter for a 2002 profile in Research magazine.

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Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG), a name synonymous with innovation and known for its out - of - the box approach to things, has been in the news for famed developmental projects in the past.

As we approach the end of 2015, investors should be aware of things they can do with their portfolios to minimize their 2015 taxes.

So it might be that a gift economy accomplishes many of the same things a the sharing economy but it just does it with a different style and approach.

I was mostly a # 3 for quite a long time, although I really wasn't selective about the OT bits left in or not (I know most taking the # 3 approach still want to keep the Ten Commandments, in particular), but I was happy to do away with the whole thing.

When I have conversations with my kids (or anyone) about such things as sex, abuse, basic decisions... I try to approach it from a «pro-con» point of view.

Is it any wonder that we struggle so much with this approach when we have trouble with simply denying ourselves the simplest things?

Multiculturalism teaches us to approach the sacred things of others with respect, but we can do this only if we ourselves are not estranged from the sacred, from God.

The Thing as it approached them spread outwards with prodigious rapidity as far as his eye could reach, filling the whole of space, while its feet brushed lightly over the thorny vegetation beside the torrent, its brow rose in the sky like a golden mist with the reddening sun behind it.

There are thousands of questions we should ask our pastors and teachers, but the most important thing for us is how we approach our pastors with our questions.

«Ultimately, a rules - based approach to food misses some of the most important things about food: that it is a gift of God to be received with gratitude and pleasure, and that food brings people together.»

Close contact with the living Spirit of the living God, whether it be by conventional religious approach or not, is the only thing that will reveal to us the lunatic topsy - turvydom of many of our current values.

And when you look at Jesus» ragamuffin group that included a tax collector and zealot, you can't help but approach this whole thing with a little more humility.

It occurred to me yesterday (as I was skillfully avoiding an encounter with a certain someone at the grocery store) that the most frustrating thing about being seen as an «outsider» is knowing that when people talk to you about faith, they approach the conversation with the assumption that you have nothing to contribute to it.

The unbest thing about Rummel's numbers is that they fit his theories just a little too neatly, so you might want to approach with caution.

We do not need to approach people we know with our theology, Bible verses and those sorts of things.

If our current traditions are not allowing us to do these things, we should find something else that will, either by approaching the issue with some inspired creativity, or finding a current pagan practice that we can redeem for church use.

And after finishing the article — «OK, never - mind, we basically agree on the most important ideas, he just approaches thinks with a philosophical framework so incongruous from mine that even the things we agree on are going to sound totally different.»

The next thing to say is that, as the believer, theologian, and preacher that I am, I read Scripture in the way followed before me by Chrysostom (regularly), Augustine (fitfully), and all Western professional exegetes since Colet, Luther, and Calvin that is, I approach the books as human documents produced by people of like passions with myself.

Your approach of throwing out intriguing, soul - searching questions is the process I try to duplicate in my interactions with others — not to coerce people to see things my way, but to encourage willingness to challenge old ideas and be willing to change.

The thing was with the college was more of the academic rigour and making an argument for an approach being consistent with the Christian faith more than whatever choice was made about that.