Sentences with phrase «biggest moments less»

Being able to talk with someone who's been there before — whether it's your own parents or someone older who you trust — can make some life's hardest decisions a little bit easier and your twenty's biggest moments less stressful.

Not exact matches

We all know that music can affect our mood — pumping us up before a big event, helping us get in the productivity zone, or providing a soothing soundtrack to our lowest moments - but a stack of recent studies also shows music can affect us on an even deeper level, making us more generous and empathetic, and less biased, reports Summer Allen in Greater Good Magazine.

Let's not forget the historical fate of Thomas Aquinas, who more or less fell into eclipse until the nineteenth century, and for whom we can say that the twentieth century was his biggest moment by far.

Have you noticed that everywhere you turn these days there is a «motivational» or «inspirational» meme about how you have to seize the moment, push hard, strive bigger, drive yourself with MORE passion, more work, more effort, less fear?

This is a big deal, considering I'm in love with no less than 3,000 foods at any given moment.

In general I agree we do need a bigger goal threat, but I think we also have to look at our overall game as we are creating less chances then normal at the moment and that is more worrying then anything else to me.

Teams spend less trying to skirt the regulations (and spending less is a big thing in F1 at the moment) and surely anything that could lead to more overtaking should be jumped on.

For me, that is a big reason why Arsenal are conceding possession at the moment - they had less of the ball than Villa did on Sunday, despite winning 5 - 0, and against City their possession rate of 35 % was their lowest since Opta's records began in 2003.

Two - time Olympic gold medalist Diane Dixon has also been name - checked as having a «close personal relationship» with Paterson — and though the details are a little less explicit, both Dixon and the Post were so kind as to come together to provide us all with a nicely posed photo shoot for this occasion (never let your big moment pass you by, we say!).

With seemingly less hours in the day at the moment people look to be involved in things that are not big time wasters Like watching Keeping Up With The Kardashians.

Recognizing an opportunity to recreate that incredible moment (one that only a small crowd of people had the privilege to experience) on the big screen, director Robert Zemeckis gives Petit's famous high - wire act the Hollywood treatment with the generically titled «The Walk,» and in IMAX 3D, no less.

And in those moments when Lucy uploads herself, Big Brother - style, to every computer and TV screen in the vicinity, the movie can't help but suggest a livelier, less ponderous remake of this year's similar - themed «Transcendence.»

A less effective version of the same fact - based story, even with the same actors doing the same excellent work — it's Jake Gyllenhaal's finest, truest two hours on film — might creak and groan with «inspirational weepie» biopic machinery, over-engineered Big Moments and an arm - twisting, melodramatic approach to its subject.

Their big sound has a wide sonic palette, from the spacey keyboards of Honeytrap to the baroque strings and synths of Sunny, but there are some less inspired moments.

The psychological horror definitely plays a much bigger part in Outlast 2 than in the first game, and with that comes much less jump scare moments and more moments focused on messing with the player's mind, which I appreciated.

Given the speed and unpredictability of change in this arena, it's reasonable to wonder if a big - budget feature film, much less one based on a four year - old novel (by Dave Eggers, who co-wrote this adaptation's screenplay), can hope to speak to the needs of the moment.

For all her impressive range and onscreen depth (no unsolved mysteries here) Jones» Jyn has a less straight forward arc which, for my sins, didn't give me quite the same chills in its big moments when compared to Rey.

Mary Elizabeth Winstead gets even less screen time as Sutter's sister, but boasts one of the films most moving scenes while Dayo Okeniyi steps out of the «Hunger Games» shadow and proves he's got some serious talent, taking his character's quintessential big man on campus persona and peeling back the layers during an unforgettable moment with Teller.

«The Magic of Times Square» has cast and crew offering the usual awed comments about the atmosphere of the Big Apple on New Year's Eve; even less interesting is «New Year's Eve Secrets of the Stars,» where various cast members relate their holiday rituals; and the only featurette to offer some modicum of substance is «Jon Bon Jovi and Lea Michele Rock New Year's Eve,» which goes into the recording and shooting of the pair's musical performances, which arguably provide some of the brighter moments of the dreary enterprise.

The male ensemble gets to have less big moments to work with in comparison to the female cast members, though Jessie T. Usher as the youngest brother finds deep emotion in some of the film's more Hallmark tinged moments.

Sure, it's kind of hard to top the Cronos fight, Posiedon battle, or showdown with Zeus himself, but the new God of War manages to sneak in its own big moments even if it is with lesser known figures.

Sure, this new God of War has plenty of big moments, but they feel a little less impactful than they were in previous games.

These are less intrusive and include a mad dash in a COG jeep, as well as an underwater expedition in an armoured submersible with «there's always a bigger fish» moments.

This was announced as a big moment for machine learning and AI, but less stellar for privacy - concerned users.

This year I spent much less time on the holiday decorating process because when it starts to feel more tedious instead of joyful, that's when it's time to pull back and focus instead on the feelings that come from enjoying the moments of the season rather than the pressure to put on a big show.

There's a big trend for small «snuggler» sofas at the moment — ideal for multi-purpose spaces, they take up less room and can be moved around the house as your needs change.