Sentences with phrase «embracing what»

I applaud you in looking for authenticity in life and embracing what God has given you.

As you might know, I see design as a process of discovering what you love and embracing what inspires you in whatever season you are in.

A simple natural life means not being a slave to the latest trend but embracing what you have and making the most of simple things.

I think embracing what you really love, everything in moderation, and mixing things up just might be the simplest combination for a long lasting and budget friendly style that can gracefully evolve with the times.

Dr Kelly Flanagan, therapist, author of Loveable: Embracing What Is Truest About You, So You Can Truly Embrace Your Life, is offering a new, year long, weekly Facebook Live podcast experience to increase readers» experience with the intentionality of practicing growth transformation and acceptance of self.

Based on its objective in preparing students for the future, it is not surprising that the business school is embracing what could be the future digital coin.

«If they... all about embracing what Britain stands for today as much as what Britain stood for in the 1950s... British identity, artist Grayson Perry met five loyalists from the...

Like all gaming systems, there are good games tucked within its library and despite Sony's immeasurable hubris, there are developers embracing what the platform can offer (which is no bad thing from a gaming point of view).

By sunrise all of our worries were buried in the snowbanks behind us, we began embracing what I call the «semi-ski bum» lifestyle.

In some regards, it can be better by embracing what works best and improving upon the film's previous faults.

«Embracing what's going on in culture is key»

We believe that embracing what God said allows us to live in freedom, joy, and purpose.

As you say — it's all about embracing what you love.

Now they're embracing what Influencers can do for their business.

With so much focus on how we «should» look we waste time embracing what great things we have.

For me, I always try not to necessarily not follow a trend or fight feeling inspired by a person, but by embracing what I like about that item or person and seeing what my take is so that it can be my own.

As far as I understand it, Buddhism teaches a form of meditation that involves embracing what is, and then getting curious about it.

I love your approach to embracing what you feel your body needs and going with it.

Living on the road helped her feel the freedom that comes with acceptance of zero expectations, zero control, and fully embracing what life has to offer.

A wise third party (and the Libertarians are not wise) would seek to claim the fiscal conservative mantle while redefining «social conservatism» as a form of liberalism and embracing what we now call «social liberalism».

In embracing what has become a nationwide push for the $ 15 minimum wage, Cuomo has veered sharply to the left on the wage issue.

Slowly but surely, Republican party leaders are embracing what some call the inevitability of Donald Trump becoming the party's nominee for president.

Any Labour politician wanting to abandon the «old ways» would start embracing what they are saying, and if they did that they would be very unlikely to earn much ire from the liberals or the left.

«Fatherly is a parenting resource for men who understand that embracing what they've become doesn't mean giving up who they are.

«It's just been a great run, a great partnership and I am very very appreciative to the community and the region at large for embracing what we have to offer here at Naper Settlement and recognizing that learning about history can be fun and it can be rewarding,» Frank said.

Embracing what I learned about myself over those long first weeks of motherhood and truly beginning to find the joy in our new norm.

We have loved seeing everyone's interpretations and embracing what makes us such a strong community of caregivers.

It's good to see that Anthony Davis is embracing what some would consider a cosmetic flaw.

And you're also so right about embracing what your partner loves to do (or at least trying to).

I follow like the opposite of a Paleo diet (vegetarian with lots of complex carbs — haha) but you can make these for me any day Nicole @ Foodie Loves Fitness recently posted... Embracing What is Monserate Mountain Hike Recap

Evangelicals will certainly benefit from embracing what the first seven universal councils confess about Mary.

Even if what is found throws into question the very existence of God, there is a of peace that can only come from embracing what is seen through open eyes.

Hoping is faith's way of embracing what Freud called the «reality principle.»

It is precisely in embracing what makes its appearance as the cross in one's own life that one experiences the power of the Resurrection.

Adultery fares no better, with many couples embracing what psychologist John Gottman calls a «conditional commitment» rather than the risky, come - what - may promise cherished by the church.

Dean says more American teenagers are embracing what she calls «moralistic therapeutic deism.»

Financial planning is about honest conversations, embracing what makes us happiest, and creating a plan to go after that.»

Some of the «best» frugal advice involves embracing what's easiest and best for you.

That headache would go away overnight were Twitter to embrace what it has been all along for most of its fans: a megaphone, not a ham radio.

Voters that embraced what became known as the pink tide that swept away the pro-Washington, free - market policies dominant in the 1990s are increasingly tuning hostile against the populist firebrands they once rallied behind.

A bevy of internet - based retailers in the 1990s—Amazon.com, Pets.com, and pretty much everythingelse.com — embraced what they called online shopping or electronic commerce.

Bank of Tianjin, which is seeking to raise $ 1.23 billion from Hong Kong investors, has also embraced what it calls «non-standard credit».

Why do liberals have to deceive themselves in order to embrace what they want anyway?

I think the center of this story is that religion or not, it is possible to embrace what we might otherwise be inclined to reject; that people are capable of compassion and love.

I mean, they will embrace what it says and lay their money down for it.

«Keep your grip tight» is advice not meant to hinder creativity or exploration, but is rather an exhortation to hold strong to what you believe and embrace what matters.

It helps us cast off false fundamentals so that we can recover what has been lost or embrace what is new.

Both authors embrace what Nolte calls a «genetico «historical» approach to the rise of fascism and Nazism.

If people embrace what they love and reject what they don't, that's considered cool, and if you apply those qualifiers to Swift's recent career choices, she decidedly isn't cool right now.

Catholics should embrace what we believe about Mary and celebrate it fervently and joyfully.