Sentences with phrase «differently than my friends»

They see your book differently than a friend or relative — unless that friend or relative is an actual editor.

Not exact matches

I won't unfriend you because you believe differently than I do, I just don't need more theologians as my friends on Facebook who speak with such confidence when it comes to someone's place in eternity.

You and your friends are not so special that you deserve to be treated differently than the rest of us.

Then, instead of lecturing friends on your own hot take — or shouting into an echo chamber of your own making — engage in real, face - to - face conversation with people who see the world differently than you do to challenge your biases instead of just trying to have them affirmed.

When LGBT friends talk to us about churches, if asked, we recommend that they stay away unless they know before they go that the church is fully accepting of LGBTs and treats LGBTs no differently than the other sinners who attend that church (which would include everyone who attends that church).

I don't need religion to tell me that I'm less of a person because I'm a woman, or that my friends aren't really people because they love differently than the majority.

Now I see «election» differently than many of my friends.

And finally, it is always so wonderful to read all the posts one after another... reminds me of all my old friends and the chatter we would have over a recipe and how each one works it differently or whatever... I take away much more than the recipe form your site!

There's not a correct method, and if you do something differently than a member of your family or best friend is doing, that doesn't mean you're making bad decisions or letting anything go wrong for your child.

I'm about as moderate and mainstream in my parenting as you can get, so I know I'm not asking him to raise this child any differently than most of our friends are raising their children.

Which is why, if you're face - to - face with a friend who parents differently than you do, try asking them these seven questions.

My husband and I realized fairly soon after adopting our first son that we needed to parent differently than a lot of friends and acquaintances around us.

I have many friends who parent differently than I do.

Treat yourself no differently than you would your closest friend.

Start with your friends and family members (aka, not strangers on the Internet): these folks may think and feel differently than you, but having an open and honest conversation is vital.

First, acknowledging that middle level students (age 10 - 14) learn differently than their elementary and high school friends and siblings, they began by reviewing the developmental research on young adolescents and taking those unique learning needs as a starting point for planning changes in classroom instruction, increasing electives, providing intervention, reviewing their discipline procedures, and attending to the social and emotional needs, a key to success with middle level student success.

In our research of social hierarchies at UC Berkeley, we found that «doggy buddies spend time with each other» and that dogs approach friends very differently than dogs they don't know.

Finally, even though I was obviously a «visible minority» (99 % of the locals and tourists are Asians), nobody stared even when I was on my own, and I didn't feel treated any differently than when I was travelling with my friend.

Someone with 20,000 miles in her account and family and friends on the opposite coast is going to value miles differently than someone with 500,000 miles accrued from business travel.

Before opining about climate science, perhaps ask yourself how you would feel if a climate scientist were to write an article detailing how he would run the City of London very differently than you are, based on his conversations with an attorney friend.

Obviously, this could greatly strain your marriage and could cause your friends and coworkers to treat you differently than they once did.

«I would have reacted completely differently [than my friend] because I tend to obey orders a lot more than speak out against things that are wrong even as much as I'd like to say I don't,» Hogg said.

I live in the Uk, so I obviously see things differently than my US friends and colleagues, but here in the UK the Moto 360 was a hot item.

You use your phone differently than I do, and I use my phone differently than my co-workers do or my friends or my family do.

For example: They talk differently to their parents than they do to their friends.

It is also the case that across cultures, friends spend more time together than non-friends; one outcome is that friends are often observed to engage in more conflict than unfamiliar peers or mere acquaintances.35 If appropriately resolved, conflict can positively affect developmental growth.36 However, conflict is resolved differently across cultures.

Children learn to adjust their language to the situation eg talking differently to their parents than they do to their friends.

As a divorced parent, you shouldn't respond differently to blackmail associated with the other parent than you would with the parent of a friend.