Not exact matches
«We've got a lot on our plate and we don't
feel we need to do anything
else at the
moment,» CEO Nick Holland told the Denver Gold Forum in September.
Schadenfreude is the German word for being pleased
at someone
else's misfortune and I must admit I do
feel it
at the
moment.
It was comforting to know that someone
else acknowledged that in between the
moments of sheer magical joy and unconditional love we
felt for our baby or toddler, a lot of being a stay
at home mom was, well, mind - numbingly dull.
If you're not
feeling that pair of socks
at the
moment, put them aside and cast on something
else, learn to sew, read a new book.
It lets you know you're not the only one: Recently one of my children was having a
moment at playgroup, and another mum came over and said it made her
feel better to see someone
else's child be like hers.
I know we'll get used to having to do things
at the same time as everyone
else, but
at the
moment it
feels totally alien and a complete chore I'm honest.
You can choose to judge yourself or numb your
feelings with addictions, or make someone
else responsible for your
feelings, or you can choose to open to learning about what is true regarding who you really are and what is in your highest good
at the
moment.
By three minutes I had my eyes closed, my head down, and the
feeling that there was no one
else in this world,
at this time,
at this
moment — than me.
I
felt more confident in making the right food choices for my body instead of feeding it what my emotional state
at the
moment told me it needed or what someone
else told me was «healthy.»
There's a kind of a drug - addled in the Big Bend country sort of twang to the whole thing and it
feels like it could all go off the rails
at any
moment and burst into a hell hath no fury conflagration thanks to some lonely propane tank beside the tracks in some Chihuahuan Hooterville; and boy, that drummer works his ass off bringing the bass sound and everything
else he's supposed to do; and boy, they remind me of Ed Hall and a bunch of other whacky late 80s / early 90s Austin bands whose names escape me; and man, this band is awesome in that sort of weird «lets go drop mushrooms in Marfa and look for the Marfa Lights» kinda way; and whoa, why don't I just shut up and let you listen for yourself?
In fact, we foster companionship above anything
else and would like you to
feel at home the
moment your register.
Although there were plenty of laugh out loud
moments, nothing
else really stands out about this movie, and
at times I
felt it was a little slow.
Some of the more overt digs
at itself like all of the talk about raising the budget for no reason other than to blow more stuff up had a sleazy
feeling for me, but the subtler nudges and in - jokes presented some great
moments that the audience can catch if they want but are more disposable than anything
else.
Less permissible are the
moments when Tanne winks
at a future his protagonists can't possibly predict, as when Barack thoughtfully remarks, «I just
feel like something
else is pulling
at me.»
The jokes and set pieces come
at you so often that there's barely a
moment for you to
feel anything
else.
It might look like he's wagging his tail, but everything
else about his body tells you that he's not
feeling friendly
at the
moment.
I think there is no question that in the future this is going to be a must buy for people who love online multiplayer experiences because there is nothing
else like the
feeling of an encounter in PUBG, I am just not sure
at the
moment that it is worth the money.
Does anyone
else feel like they have stepped into a gaming time machine
at the
moment?
«I think that painting is a kind of alchemy... the paint is transformed into image, and hopefully paint and image transform themselves into a third and new thing... I want to catch something in the act of becoming something
else» — Cecily Brown «When I reach for the right colour
at exactly the right
moment, that's when I know it's going well, that's the
feeling I'm striving for.
Viridian Artists has responded to this need with ArtMeat, a bi-monthly gathering on Wednesday for those who want to talk with other artists and art lovers about their process, their inspirations, the value of showing on the web, what kind of art to buy and whatever
else feels pressing
at that
moment in time.
One could say that by way of «circular» automobiles (masses of tires), Tonoshiki, who was constantly aware of his own mortality, gained for a short time without
feeling constrained by anyone
else the freedom to act while reversing from the reality that might be cut off
at any
moment without being affected by railway - like «timetables.»
In the
moment, it may
feel like the person who has loved us more than anyone
else is a bear or Viking warrior swinging a hatchet
at us.