Sentences with phrase «everything you desire in»

If you want a fancier bowl then add everything you desire in a delicious, satisfying breakfast that will make you full and energize you for hours.

They might not have everything you desire in a perfect wife, but they can be the ideal woman you can marry and create a family with.

The guy should give his sugar baby everything she desires in her life.

Despite having everything she desired in terms of technology, Skylar did not initially feel she could readily use it.

As part of Mauna Lani Resort's newest vacation properties, each guest of this villa will have everything they desire in this «Paradise on Earth» known as Hawaii.

It is my job to interview the hiring leader and glean from that discussion everything they desire in a candidate.

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But mostly it's the feeling I get when I look at this home's interior and really, that's what determines most everything we desire in life... the «things» we think we want are just a means to the feeling we receive when we get them.

Not exact matches

Perfectionists tend to set high (or in many cases, unrealistic) standards and strive to be the best at everything they do, but this desire to be perfect all the time can turn into a fear of failure, causing perfectionistic individuals to get stuck in the status quo.

Making Momentum: Once brand belief and purpose are defined and the desired outcome made clear, and these are articulated in a compelling enough way to guide and inspire everyone and everything, the goal is to make momentum.

But, in keeping with his desire to be the biggest everything, Donald Trump stole Romney's thunder.

He made his fortune in tech, but his current portfolio includes everything from a TV network to a haunted hayride — testament to his desire to take calculated risks for high rewards.

As we track social mood in real time across the globe, we chart how its changes produce shifts in everything from the songs people want to hear to the leaders they elect to their desire for peace to their hunger for scandals to the trajectories of their stock markets, and more.

I hope I have that desire in everything I do.

But in an interview, he talked openly about the change he experienced in his heart upon giving his life to Christ, saying that time on the field «was no longer for myself, for those worldly desires and goals» but instead «to give everything to Him [God].»

He desires us, always, everyday, and in everything.

«The Wisdom of Solomon» in the Apocrypha — although Solomon did not write it — is everlastingly right when it says that the beginning of wisdom is «the desire of discipline,» the love of it, the voluntary choice of it, the discovery that self - discipline is the highway to everything that makes life worth living.

You feel deadness in prayer, deadness in reading the Word, deadness in hearing the truth, deadness in desires after the Lord, deadness to everything holy, spiritual, heavenly and divine?

Everything desires to be hallowed... in the kavanah of redemption in all its worldliness; everything desires to become a Everything desires to be hallowed... in the kavanah of redemption in all its worldliness; everything desires to become a everything desires to become a sacrament.

While we're at it, let's just do away with the whole Bible thing and all agree that we as humans have the inherent desire to believe in something greater than ourselves because deep down we realize that we are completely unable to not screw everything up.

Or as Tillich has it, «The appetitus of every being to fulfil itself through union with other beings is universal...» (32) Agape, the love that gives with no thought of return; eros, the love that finds the beloved valuable, and philia, the love that shares and works for the vision of the good - none of these can be reduced to sexual desire, but all of them in different ways attest to the oneness of love, so evident in sexual union, as «that which drives everything that is towards everything else that is.»

I do need and desire people around me who challenge me to be the best and to be perfect in everything i do.

Will and desire both require an object, but since everything is contained in God, God already «has» everything you can possibly think of, as well as everything you can't, including will and desire, all possible objects of will and desire, all things one might want to be free from, and all imaginable freedoms.

You can find greed, abuse, hatred, oppression, and a desire to see those who would dare to disagree with their ideologies, in thought or deed, get their comeuppance in just about everything.

Everything in the Gospels bearing on the subject warrants the assumption that anything worth asking for or desiring would be a worthy object of prayer, subject always to Jesus» «Nevertheless, not as I will, but as thou wilt» (Mt 26:39).

They recovered the classical experience of reason as the potential infinity of human questions, showing how this dynamic «ratio» as a desire for understanding is healed and transformed by the paschal - metanoetic experience of faith in the Sophia - Cod of compassion and love.4 Aquinas, for example, understood God as «intimately present within everything that exists since God is existence» and that Cod's omnipotence — Aquinas wrote very little about it — regards not actualities but possibilities, and is best manifested in forgiveness and compassionate mercy.5

We have been told, till one is sick of hearing it, that sexual desire is in the same state as any of our other natural desires and that if only we abandon the silly Victorian idea of hushing it up, everything in the garden will be lovely....

If you've prayed about it, it doesn't clearly contradict God's desires as revealed in His Word and everything seems to say yes, then go for it.

It is seldom that in a complex issue, such as the race question or the international order, the immediate next steps that are open will embody everything that love prompts us to desire.

«In the gift of himself that God wills to make, everything is explained - in so far as it can be explained - by love, everything, hence including the consequent desire of our nature.&raquIn the gift of himself that God wills to make, everything is explained - in so far as it can be explained - by love, everything, hence including the consequent desire of our nature.&raquin so far as it can be explained - by love, everything, hence including the consequent desire of our nature.»

And since everything in the universe acts according to a definite pattern (electrons whiz round the nucleus of an atom and humans desire happiness - even if they are mistaken in what they do to try and get happy - and acorn trees produce acorns) then it is safe to say that there must be an intelligence moving the universe.

Now we have this wonderful choice (or free will): We can either believe that these desires we were created with had everything to do with a terribly gruesome human sacrifice a couple thousand years ago and plead for forgiveness through that murdered innocent individual in order that we might be chosen to be forgiven for being born this way; or we can be tortured for a ridiculously longer period of time than we were actually alive in this sinful state (that we were unwillingly, unknowingly, forcefully thrust into).

Jurgen Habermas comments on the ontological illusion that Socratic dialogue is possible under any and all circumstances; whereas in fact attempts at dialogue are repeatedly closed off by invisible interests hidden behind objectivism's desire to derive everything from itself.

Throughout this book, I have argued that to truly become the church God desires in this world, we must get rid of nearly everything that gives the church power, authority, prestige, wealth, and glory.

Once again, a driving motivation was the desire to overturn erroneous notions about Judaism, in this case, «the stark contrast between Jesus, who represents everything good, pure and enlightened, and Judaism, which represents everything distorted, hypocritical, and misleading.»

Then if you have no desire to understand the little things in life that you DO have exposure to in this world, what business do you have expecting to know the ultimate question, that being, where everything came from?

In my own personal walk with our Lord I have had to admit and acknowledge that this body I am living in actually hates our Lord, it detest the things of god and will fight against everything he calls me to do, since it belongs to the dust and yet while draws breath will do all it can to answer the call of demons for as long as I live in it I am in danger of being dragged away by its desireIn my own personal walk with our Lord I have had to admit and acknowledge that this body I am living in actually hates our Lord, it detest the things of god and will fight against everything he calls me to do, since it belongs to the dust and yet while draws breath will do all it can to answer the call of demons for as long as I live in it I am in danger of being dragged away by its desirein actually hates our Lord, it detest the things of god and will fight against everything he calls me to do, since it belongs to the dust and yet while draws breath will do all it can to answer the call of demons for as long as I live in it I am in danger of being dragged away by its desirein it I am in danger of being dragged away by its desirein danger of being dragged away by its desires.

I worked hard, both in and out of school, and my desire to do well at everything shielded me from the profligate influences of my extracurricular reading.

He insists that he does not have a «system,» but all kinds of people persist in trying to systematically fit everything under the sun into his key ideas about «mimetic desire» and «sacred violence.»

Empty out of your system all other desires that have a hold on you, put everything down, so that there is room in your heart for him and for others.»

He is a renegade from bourgeois proprieties, a man with the courage to give the finger to everything and everybody that stood in the way of his desires.

When you embark upon this process, you'll notice that once you are able to discard everything you think you know about church, and begin the adventure of reimagining church (step 1), your life begins to spiral upward in some new and interesting ways (step 2), which then causes you to both seek more from Scripture (step 1) but also desire to run from risk and return to what is safe and known (step 3).

Subsequent to introducing his «radically new interpretation of the Lord's Prayer and the Great Commission» (Winter later observed that «radically new» was probably an overstatement) and with a deep - seated desire to understand his kingdom mission, I submitted almost everything I wrote about it to my colleague Ralph Winter in order to make sure that I was not misrepresenting his new position.

I do believe that carnal people have no ability to choose God in their own sinful state, nor they have a desire to please Him because they are naturally opposed to everything He is and stands for.

Bishop Lightfoot of Durham, the noted nineteenth - century New Testament scholar, once remarked that in his judgment «there is nothing so dangerous as the desire to make everything right and tight.»

It is the «two or three main lines» with which we have been concerned here; and there is nothing but danger, I believe, for Christian thought in attempting, or even in desiring, «to make everything right and tight.»

I do not find his work to honest in its desire to find out historical truth or gather and examine evidence and question everything, but hastily seeks to tout his opinions and theories as a new (old) gospel, rather then add his observations, theories, and hypotheses to the growing pool of knowledge and speculation, and allow the evidence and theories to speak for themselves.

The opposite of dogmatism, in my opinion is humility, and willingness and desire to learn, which of necessity includes the acknowledgement that one does not already know everything.

I mean what de Lubac writes in The Splendor of the Church: «Anyone who is possessed by a similar desire will not find it enough to be loyal or obedient to perform - iexactly everything demanded by his profession of the Catholic faith.

Save yourself the effort and still get your summery soup fix by throwing everything, from the garlic and the olive oil to the tomatoes and the cucumbers, in your Vitamix and blending until your desired consistency.