Sentences with phrase «bigger conversation»

Just be prepared to not have One Big Conversation about it, but a series of matter - of - fact talks that gradually increase the level of information he needs to process.

And the ability of this microbiome to affect your complexion — positively or negatively — is the next big conversation in skin care.

And it was the beginning of a much bigger conversation.

There is a much bigger conversation here than this comment can begin to cover, but the idea that we, as we are born, are so unworthy, so dirty with sin that we must be covered in the blood of another before the very god that supposedly made us as we are can even stand our presence is vile, hateful and filled with self - loathing worthy of a lifetime of therapy.

«We're really trying to change a very big conversation in this country,» Crosby says.

What I'm interested in is Next Labour,» which he defines as «Labour listening», by which he means Listening Labour, presumably along the lines of the fatuous Big Conversation.

Michelle Obama planted the garden in 2009, and in addition to providing food for the White House, it also serves as an educational center, inspiring big conversations about health and wellness in the U.S. (Eater)

«Not having a sense of community is the reason for many of the issues society has, and tiny houses are so much more than a cool space — they are just the tip of the iceberg in a much bigger conversation society needs to be having.»

Front - runner: Watching teeny tiny Rooney Mara consume an entire pie in «A Ghost Story» was certainly riveting, but the perishables in «Call Me by Your Name» and «Girls Trip» were much bigger conversation - starters, even if the scenes around them were so risque they can't be described in a family newspaper.

Social media as one big conversation has implications that are potentially damaging for business.

Another big conversation about Twitter right now is about preventing the abuse of users by others.

And I'm willing to bet that there wasn't some big conversation about it before they approached about how do we get along?

Making small talk might be hard but it quickly leads to big conversations.

Jim Kessler, senior vice president for policy and co-founder of Third Way, a centrist policy think tank in Washington, D.C., echoes those comments: «For voters, the biggest conversation and the biggest concern is that the best days for them, their kids, and their communities may be in the past,» he says.

Sometimes you start in one place and realize there's a bigger issue and a bigger conversation to have.

Is there a big conversation hovering like an elephant in the room and do you have that talk face to face, when you have limited time together, or over the phone later?

Her charismatic appearance on stage not only gave the dad - joke peppered event a little more oomph, but it also underscored a bigger conversation we've been having in the tech industry about diversity, strong role models and which companies have been taking a leadership position in that area.

I have mentioned before that I believe evangelicals in the U.S. are about to engage in a big conversation about the Bible — a conversation about how we interpret it, how we apply it, how we talk about it, and how we relate to it.

She just wants to see a bigger conversation emerge.

«I'm hoping that it engages the nation in the bigger conversations about faith and God.

This is a big conversation that can't be ignored, but it's about more than technology.

It can also be a trap that unintentionally disqualifies us from a bigger conversation.

I believe that evangelicals are the verge of a BIG conversation about the nature and purpose of the Bible, one that could potentially revolutionize how we talk about sex, science, and salvation.

And, along the way, what could we learn from inviting people outside the Christian faith into our big conversations?

The greater opportunity I spoke of is in how we use the attention being paid to ocean plastics as a catalyst to engage consumers in a bigger conversation about all types of packaging waste and the positive role packaging plays in our lives today and in the future — to include plastics.

«We had a big conversation at the end of the year last year, and he didn't like it,» Harmon said on Sky Sports in April.

Rob Bravo, the man behind that survey, talks to DaddiLife about his thoughts on the eye opening results, and why this needs to be just the start of a bigger conversation about our worklife.

We didn't really have a big conversation about me breastfeeding or breastfeeding goals before I had either of the boys.

One of the biggest conversations in the parenting world is baby names.

Total Politics has learned that Satan is already in negotiation with his daughter, Sin, and her son, Death, to build a bridge between Hell and Earth in order to facilitate what deputy demonic leader Beelzebub is calling «The Big Conversation.»

For sure, and this is perhaps part of the greater context of it all, but that's a bigger conversation.

It stands to reason that NO ethics reform really has any teeth unless lawmakers and the governor are willing to have the big conversation, which is banning ALL outside income and making the Legislature full time — with a significant pay raise, as good government groups have proposed.

During the launch Blair claimed that the priority of the exercise was democratic consultation over «social justice» and that «big issues need real debate, a big conversation between politicians and the people».

The failure of the «Big Conversation» can be judged from the fact that today most people increasingly feel that politicians and government are failing to articulate their interests.

In November 2003 Tony Blair and New Labour launched the «Big Conversation».

So it's a bigger conversation.»

The importance of engaging in sustained public debate to win a consensus about the problem to be tackled before solutions are unveiled lies behind the government's «big conversation» public consultation initiative.

Yet Labour MPs have certainly had their own «big conversation» over university funding.

«One evening he asked me to pass the salt and we started having this big conversation about photosynthesis,» she says.

I want you to know that [the weekly newsletter / punctuality / being able to get ahold of you / having a child] is really important to me, and I'm counting on you to [be the fabulous grammar - nerd I know you can be / show up on time + ready to roll / be accessible throughout the day / bring your whole mind + heart to these big conversations].

From small changes (like how to hang the TP roll) to bigger conversations (think discussing budgets), many couples find compromise to be the most crucial tool in taking the plunge.

The blog started another big conversation about Gorgeous Girls saying that they were eating low - fat yoghurts on Dr's advice.

That's when I realized perhaps this is a bigger conversation we should all have — to share tips and tricks, frustrations and triumphs — instead of trying to figure it all out by ourselves in our own respective silos.

It's a big conversation starter on the subway.»

New York City About Blog The New Inquiry has made itself part of the bigger conversation by mixing political discussion, pop culture dissection, and a good dose of literary sensibilities.

Just don't make it a big conversation or send anything lengthy or be clingy or over text.

It's a very entertaining film, people get swept up in the ride of it, but there is also a bigger conversation there, about class in America, and the disenfranchised and media and how we consume it without question.

If a leader is to be blamed for aggression, it should be the aggression of rousting people out of their comfortable niches - or trenches - to participate in the bigger conversation.

Where do you want the big conversations to happen in your organization?

We just had a big conversation about how to make next generation learning easier for other folks to do.