Sentences with phrase «feel a part of something much»

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I have struggled with this a great deal as I want very much to maintain a close relationship with my family but find myself growing increasingly distant because it is just too painful to be close to people that I love dearly but feel completely rejected by for something that I have come to recognize as a core part of who I am and how I view myself and the world around me.

That there is no auxiliary literature of grievance for men — who, for the most part, just don't seem to feel they have as much to grieve about in this new world order — is something else that Humanae Vitae and a few other retrograde types saw coming in the wake of the revolution.

Our son just turned three and has been so much more aware of special occasions — his dad's birthday, Halloween, his birthday — that this is the year we can start explaining what Thanksgiving and Christmas are, start helping him to know there are traditions we'll participate in every year.Family traditions feel to me very much a part of creating a secure base, something we can expect to happen, that we can count on doing with the people we love.

I felt so much internalized shame about something that was such a small part of parenthood.

For some reason I was remarkably calm with all my decisions I made with my second one and I actually decided part of the reason why I feel like that is sabotaged myself is because I made a lot of decisions based on how much something costs.

«It can take a long time to develop that consistency, but when something becomes a part of your everyday life, it feels much less like a chore and much more like a given,» says Kristie Larson, an instructor at Row House in New York City.

To be honest, part of it is because my tripod broke (boo), but the other part (and much larger part) if it is there's just something that's on my heart that I just feel led to share.

This seriously looks amazing and I love how much this feels like it's a part of the original trilogy, yet still seems like something completely fresh.

A big part of the reason I spend my Friday nights writing these Games for the Masses posts is because I want to help other impoverished gamers get their hands on quality titles without having to stress out about how much they cost — without having to feel bad about doing something nice for themselves.

Of course, excellent presentation alone doesn't make a great game, and without a real hook to pull players into the experience, Small Radios Big Televisions feels like a teaser for something that could have been much more than the sum of its partOf course, excellent presentation alone doesn't make a great game, and without a real hook to pull players into the experience, Small Radios Big Televisions feels like a teaser for something that could have been much more than the sum of its partof its parts.

Though shorter, its campaign and setting proves to be genuinely exciting, and make you feel like part of something much greater than yourself.

Or maybe it has something to do with being a thirty - something, and the feelings that go along with knowing that you can spend part of this day at a flea market or yard «saling», or taking pictures, or watching college football, or dreaming up plans for the future — none of which I thought about too much when I was a kid, a college student or a twenty - something.