Sentences with phrase «everything about our conversation»

We talked about our «relationship,» but everything about our conversation felt so heavy.

I remember everything about this conversation.

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«Most of the dinner conversation at Café des Amis that evening was about Laura's cancer,» Conway recalls, «and why they had to try everything possible to save her.»

It's a strange conversation to have, but because everything here is about politics and our survival, this has been all over the papers.

Jean and I had long conversations about how we could turn typical corporate philosophy upside down, moving away from solely handing out money to becoming a true partner for frontline organizations and leveraging absolutely everything the company possessed in order to drive progress.

But in the long run, the movement hopes to «start a conversation» about all aspects of the B.C. coal industry, from production to use and everything in between, says the Dogwood Initiative's Laura Benson.

As I attended sessions, and had conversations, on everything from deal structures to term sheets and deal flow to exits, it occurred to me that I had been in similar conferences about 25 years ago.

They tell us that when Gadamer writes, «I sought to ground the linguisticality of our orientation to the world in conversation,» he is saying we are linguistic to the bone and construct our world by talking about everything around us (a self - image with which we rest easy, says Kierkegaard).

When read this way, we are invited to enter into conversation with God about the Bible, rather than simply accept everything the Bible says without question.

For much of the night, I sat with two dads talking about anything and everything: marriage, politics, our kids, the Broncos, beer, skiing, poker — eventually the conversation turned to the subject of spirituality.

He tells the story of a conversation between a troubled man and a parson who was trying to give the man some consolation about everything working together for the good.

Kate Bowler is an assistant professor in the school of divinity at Duke University, the author of Blessed: A History of the American Prosperity Gospel, and host of Everything Happens, a podcast featuring honest conversations about life's toughest challenges.

I've heard or read varying degrees of that same attitude when it comes to some of the conversations about «biblical» womanhood as people heap guilt on mothers or fathers for everything from choosing public school education to relying on babysitters or daycare, from Sunday School to family structures.

I was tempted at first to give maybe a 10 point list of advice for parents going through deconstruction in front of their kids... things like let them see the books you read and answer their curiosities about them; teach your kids how to think, not how to believe; tell them everything you're going through and let them deal with what it means for them; ask them what they believe and listen objectively and engage in conversation about it; openly share your struggles with what you're going through with the church and let them process it themselves, and so on.

I was once in a conversation where the presenter talked about our motivations, in everything.

Here in Dayton, I've developed a bit of a reputation for being both a political and theological «liberal,» and have thus found myself in some spirited conversations about everything from Barack Obama's foreign policy to the eternal destiny of Buddhists and Hindus and, well... Barack Obama himself.

Both of these often parallel topics are ones that I feel a little more called to having a conversation about with friends over a good meal, rather than brushing them under the table and pretending everything is just okay.

So rather than make another post about our idyllic Autumn here en Suisse, far removed from everything, I had a conversation with my good friend Barb of Creative Culinary about what we could do.

Would love to know what the conversation was about, context means everything.

Our final conversation basically confirmed everything about this job so I feel good about quitting.

after being in this kind of relationship for all this years you start to question everything about yourself you think you must be too fat or too ugly for a few years I thought what was the point in leaving him if my own husband doesn't want who else is going to want me I must of had the conversation about how our situation was affecting me over 1000 times when he did bother to come near me like once every 5 - 8 months he'd say it wasn't enjoyable for him because I was very awkward but he never understood the reason I was uncomfortable how are you supposed to feel good about yourself when you know your husband would rather look at other women online

Game plan # 3 covers everything your child needs to learn about starting a conversation with anyone!

Ultimately, I realized that this conversation has absolutely nothing to do with what's «best» for me and my family and everything to do with the way everyone else feels about infant feeding.

I determined that I was feeling anxious about getting it done before school while also doing everything else (herding kids to get dressed and make breakfast, have all the important conversations they want to start exactly then, making sure I'm ready to hit it as soon as they leave).

Over on BeyondMoi.com we talk a lot about, well, everything, specially about parenting and relationships. OurStableTable.com invites everyone to find a seat at the table embracing that sometimes there's a little wobble in one of our legs, making room for allergies, and creatively nourishing our whole selves with recipes and a lot of honest conversation.

In the country's 250 birth centers, midwives tend to take far more time with patients than busy doctors do and the emphasis is on the whole woman — everything from consultations on what a woman should be eating during pregnancy to conversations about anxiety over delivery.

This game plan covers everything your child needs to learn about starting a conversation with anyone!

The first few moments of awkward silence, where we all nervously tended to our babies, quickly turned to excited conversation about everything from breastfeeding struggles, postpartum depression, to changes in our relationships.

Timing is everything — if there is a swell in the conversations about the work you do, seize the moment and send out an action alert or donation appeal while the issue is top of mind.

That's extraordinarily vibrant, so you do have some quite dynamic conversations about everything.

At about the time that Labour's mayoral candidate, Sadiq Khan, tweets that Livingstone's comments were «appalling and inexcusable», Corbyn is engaged in an intense conversation with the train inspector about everything from rail policy to the recent catch of a «record cod» to Tony Blair.

But if we are really going to do everything we can to completely eliminate the influence of outside money in the process, then it seems to me that sooner or later we have to have the conversation about eliminating outside income for legislatures.

While you are seemingly carrying on a simple conversation, your mind is sifting through everything you have ever learned about medicine.

But because Clarissa listens to everything, early versions of the program misinterpreted whether an astronaut was giving it a command or having an unrelated conversation about 10 % of the time.

Two additional episodes will follow in December and January, again featuring conversations with UC scientists, researchers and sustainability experts about everything from making environmentally friendly dietary choices to cutting down on packaging waste.

The conversation started with banter about our jobs, our love lives, and weekend plans, but soon, the weight loss talk crept into the conversation and overtook everything.

My philosophy is to embrace in the holistic conversation about how everything is connected when it comes to true natural beauty, while finding ways to make the beauty and wellness industry more beautiful.

Still, it's a curious side effect people who think too much about everything seem to encounter, and it can be quite enraging at times, especially when you try to fall asleep and your brain thinks about showing you that awkward conversation / event / moment from five years ago (yes, those things can happen and I bet a few of you know that).

And while I was trying to remain optimistic about how «not everything lasts forever,» I finally realized a lot of it was my ego talking, trying to avoid the hard conversations and work it was going to take to rebuild the foundation of our friendship.

I still dream about having a conversation or lunch date with her just one more time, where we're able to talk about any and everything from politics, career, dating, to the latest reality shows.

Although you don't have to participate in a two - hour phone conversation with your mom about how you don't have a boyfriend (but remember to put on sunscreen daily), your effort to stay in touch will be enough to remind you of what's important and reground you with everything else.

You don't have to learn everything about them, of course; that's a little bit creepy and you can (and should) let some topics come up naturally in conversation.

I am all about adding comfortable seating for conversation, and these buffalo check armchairs are everything!

Conversation flowed really easy and we talked about all sorts, the blog, my brothers, past relationships, jobs, broken bones, pretty much everything!

Since then, I've learned some things and had some really honest conversations about his history that put everything into perspective.

We talked about everything and anything, with conversation flowing so easily that sometimes I lost track of what we had begun speaking about.

I know some guys like to be traditional and pay for everything on a first date, but I would much rather have a nice meal and longer, more relaxed conversation, and then just split the bill at the end if it's money that the date is worrying about.

I like to do just about everything, movies, eating out good conversations, reading, fairs, flea...

Big time geek (otaku), who can hold a conversation about politics, religion, economics and a little bit of everything else.

Looking for that special someone for a long term relationship... I have no interest in shallow and casual relationships... I love intimate settings and enjoy spending my time in deep conversation with friends about everything & anything.