Sentences with phrase «deeply personal things»

I respect and understand that it's difficult to meet a complete stranger and open up about deeply personal things.

As a storyteller, I've seen some tellers reveal some deeply personal things in a way that is very moving, and I've seen others reveal some fairly shallow Jr High kind of things that made the audience uncomfortable.

Eating habits are a deeply personal thing, and they take time to change.

I have always felt that writing is a deeply personal thing and not a road to wealth and happiness.

That's the general philosophy, but risk is a deeply personal thing.

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Marjane's personal struggles — be they with boys, authority, prejudice or misogyny — are so deeply human, so spectacularly told that you can't help but be caught up in her narrative, and in getting to know her, you discover things about yourself you never dreamed.

Your personal beliefs don't change history, but it is deeply troubling how hard you may try to censor things from being recorded in it.

The thing I love about this book, (and all of Sarah's writing), is that she really gets the evolving faith experience and how it's not just an intellectual exercise, but rather a deeply personal and consuming rearrangement of the self that affects body, soul, relationships, and identity.

These things are problematic to focus on, since they are deeply personal, yet on a societal level they make very little difference — meaning that they can alienate someone very quick, yet, even their perfect application (lifelong marriages between men and women only) would not cure our social ills — what about wars, starvation, national debt, environmental decay, cheating banks, resource depletion, peak oil etc. etc?

David King became our personal theologian and one thing that impressed me deeply at the time was this contention of his: he often contended in a rather robust manner that every problem that he encountered as a pastoral counselor could be traced to a «spiritual» problem.

All this matters desperately because in a competitive and fast - moving world, tomorrow's adults will have to draw deeply on their personal resources to learn new things and navigate life's constant changes.

It's always hard for me to switch gears from those deeply personal posts and get back to sharing things that might seem frivolous to some.

But over and beyond that, it's a deeply personal film in terms of relationships and loneliness and other things.

It's not the personal slight so much as the principle of the thing: While recognizing that some of the Hoover era was marked by abysmal violations of civilians» rights, Felt is convinced of the overall goodness of the Bureau and deeply committed to its independence, particularly from the White House it is investigating.

The Father of All Things is an angry, heartfelt, deeply personal, sometimes darkly funny book that explores the war that shattered Bissell's father and in turn ruptured their family.

Smithson emerges here as a character of his time, deeply involved in the 60s cultural revolution that embraced hedonism, personal freedom and what Andy Warhol called «all the great modern things».

Extending Smith's interests in animal imagery and the interdependence and vitality of all living things, the works represent a deeply personal and spiritual celebration of the natural world.

Billions of photos are shot every year, and about the toughest thing a photographer can do is invent an original, deeply personal, instantly recognizable visual style.

One of Sweden's most celebrated artists, Edefalk's intuitive and deeply personal practice often draws from things that she encounters in her everyday life — whether a field of dandelions, a novel, or memories of visiting a church in Italy.

The gallery was a deeply personal exploration of many things that felt very tumultuous to us at the time, allowing us and members of our extended peer group to have a platform to think out loud and in public through some serious questions — of authorship, queer identity, the rapid professionalization of the young artist, mentorship, memory, grief, loss.

He comes across very polite and well - mannered, but he says some deeply unpleasant things sometimes — racism, personal insults, scientifically uninformed comments, and so on.

«It's possible to believe two things: one, it'd be deeply troubling and improper for Trump's personal animus toward Jeff Bezos to be the basis of an antitrust action, and two, Amazon's structure and conduct raise anticompetitive concerns worthy of an antitrust investigation,» Open Markets» Lina Khan told Bloomberg.

To talk about such deeply felt, meaningful, and personal things is to make oneself vulnerable.

Since this recovery process is deeply personal, it may be helpful to know a few things about infidelity.