Sentences with phrase «happy experience in»

Do you want to play a part in giving cats a comfortable and happy experience in the shelter while waiting for a new family?

Being at school is becoming less than a happy experience in the Eggleton School District.

You've written that some of your happiest experiences in the wild have come when you felt accepted by another animal.

The law review provided my own happiest experiences in law school, and many of my students

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Even if a man succeeded in work, amassed piles of money, and experienced good health, without loving relationships he wouldn't be happy, Vaillant found.

As you may imagine and have probably experienced, the key messages of: keeping the customer happy; personally apologising etc. are likely long forgotten by the end of the performance review when Tom's salary increase expectations are exceeded (Unlikely), met (Possible) or not met (Highly likely) and Tom leaves the review demotivated and not carrying the key messages, or the meat in the sandwich, away with him.

Aspirationals aren't focused so much on ownership as on experience, so they are happy to zip around in a Zipcar, stay in an Airbnb rather than a hotel, and rent a party dress.

In fact, research shows that 70 % of students want their universities to update their digital options, with 44 % of the same group saying they'd be happier with their university experience if they could engage with more digital resources.

But even with the happiest customer experience, one in which the price was reasonable and the service was stellar, satisfaction is still backward looking.

Elaborating on this premise, Vanderkam interrogates how happy expensive aspects of the traditional American dream like the big house in the «burbs really make us, and concludes that in general we underspend on experiences like learning and travel and overspend on material goods.

To that end, we are forever determined to make sure that every conversation people have with our Support team results in a happy experience for the customer.

The following mission statement appears in chapter 3: «A happy shopping experience is our immediate and long - term goal.»

It could ensure that only the best restaurant show up at the top when users go to order and, in theory, also ensure they're happy with their meal and experience every time.

Given that most founders are nice people who like to help out their pals, and their friends are cool folks who are happy to talk and tweet about their awesome experience at a new establishment, it makes perfect sense for friends to get a deal when they come in to a buddy's business, right?

«Great pay rates, fantastic hours, calm and comfortable atmosphere, plenty of benefits, full of opportunity friendly coworkers, overall very happy with the experience I gained here,» gushed an In - N - Out Burger associate.

Bringing your dog to work can be a great experience, and it's proven to help employees feel more relaxed and happier in the workplace.

He also declined to discuss financial arrangements between the companies but said Starbucks is «always happy to make an investment in our store experience.»

Our optional «Review Triage» asks your customers to rate your service first, which provides a great damage mitigation tool in case they weren't happy with the experience they had at your business.

Businesses benefit by lowering recruitment costs, improving attrition rates, optimizing labor in relation to demand signals, and improving the customer experience with happier, more engaged employees.

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We will be happy to share with you our long - term experience in the domain name industry that we gain since 2002.

And when they get them in their hands, they seem to be really happy with what they see, and what they can experience with the new user experience on BlackBerry.

Workjam has written some nice pieces on its website reminding us the value of the in - store experience, and keeping a businesses» hourly workforce happy and engaged.

My experience was actually pretty good, and corporate America in my experience was they want to keep you there, they want to make you happy, they want to keep you happy.

Actually, I am very happy because I have the opportunity to apply my educational background and professional experience to collaborate in the formation of future Canadian business leaders.

As you may have had occasion to notice in your own experience, it's not always easy to keep everybody happy, no matter how inoffensive one tries to be.

The signal for such a theology is Tom Driver's reflective getting in touch with his body while sitting in the bathtub, and his happy invitation, in Patterns of Grace: Human Experience as Word of God (Harper & Row, 1977), for us to do the same.

As an African American Christian who grew up in Robertson's neck of the woods with aunts and uncles who absolutely experienced racial discrimination in the 1950s and 60s, I find his comments about happy, singing Black people to be insensitive and unconscionable.

As women share decision making in marriages, it leads to happier and more stable marriages that experience less abuse (ethics) according to research by Prepare / Enrich.

(Joseph Epstein recounts his similarly happy experiences as a writer for Commentary in the September 30, 1996 edition of the Weekly Standard.)

@Christine «When dragons and lauprechans start to explain quamtum machanics, make sense of otherwise inexplicable personal experiences, and seem to actually better people's lives, I'll be more than happy to believe in them, too...»

When dragons and lauprechans start to explain quamtum machanics, make sense of otherwise inexplicable personal experiences, and seem to actually better people's lives, I'll be more than happy to believe in them, too...

My personal experience with folks in that particular community is that they LOVE this country, they are so happy to be here, and most of them raise their kids to be pretty Americanized.

Therefore Christians can experience inner joy even in the most difficult of circumstances, but they may not feel happy,» he says.

François likes frozen cuisine because its «colorful, happy packaging represented real progress... [a] sense of participating in a collective experience, disappointing but egalitarian.»

Anyone who doubts this ought to reread that brilliant, genreconscious postmodernist (not existentialist) Soren Kierkegaard on sin, grace and the decentered Christian self Even the otherwise happy recovery of the traditions of Christian spirituality in our day are also in danger of becoming further fine - tuning, further new peak experiences for the omnivorously consuming modem self.

If the resurrection is the true dénouement of the whole story and not a «happy ending» tacked on to a tragedy, then there is an element in the story itself which brings us to the frontiers of normal human experience, where experience runs out into mystery.

She's genuinely happy you don't live in terror like she does, but sharing your experience doesn't actually change her situation or give her the idea that you care to hear about it....

I'm happy to say i've experienced the complete opposite approach to what the pastor in this article is spewing.

And just as families select artifacts that suggest past happiness in order to soften the blows inflicted by actions of family members in less happy times, congregational histories can create illusions: authors might relate in two sentences the experience of an unhappy pastorate that led to two decades of misery — and distort the whole story by dwelling on the beauty of the old sanctuary, hence suggesting general happiness.

The writer of an unsigned article in The New Yorker, describing a feeling experienced at the funeral of a friend whose long and happy life had been spent as a wife and mother, caught it well:

I think if anything this country would be a mormon country since it was founded here... but since mythology is all myths lets all be happy we live in a country where people can believe what they wish and be open about it yet those beliefs based on nothing more then each persons personal «experiences» which are questionable at best have little impact on the government which dictates the laws we live by... WRONG!

Its teachings are very, very simple: There really are free and natural markets where the optimum value of things is assigned to them; everyone must compete with everyone; the worthy will prosper and the unworthy fail; those who succeed while others fail will be made deeply and justly happy by this experience, having had no other object in life; each of us is poorer for every cent that is used toward the wealth of all of us; governments are instituted among people chiefly to interfere with the working out of these splendid principles.

Unlike the experienced judges» test, this criterion attempts to characterize (in very general terms) the nature of valuable experiences and of happy lives.

They are painful moments of real life: the miscarriage experienced by a young couple, the struggle another couple had with infertility, the sometimes crippling nature of depression, the happy couple in their first apartment, the birth of a grandchild, the completion of a doctorate.

Adults in his world were not reliable; his life experience contradicted the ideal of that happy American family he had only heard about.

Parents pretend to believe in Santa because they enjoy the happy delusion the kids experience.

The psychological hazards of living, as a child, in a broken home in contrast with the benefits in terms of stable personality through growing up in a happy home illustrate what is meant by unifying experiences.

We need not go so far as to say with the author whom I lately quoted that any persistent enthusiasm is, as such, religion, nor need we call mere laughter a religious exercise; but we must admit that any persistent enjoyment may produce the sort of religion which consists in a grateful admiration of the gift of so happy an existence; and we must also acknowledge that the more complex ways of experiencing religion are new manners of producing happiness, wonderful inner paths to a supernatural kind of happiness, when the first gift of natural existence is unhappy, as it so often proves itself to be.

We have had the wonderful WAGfree bakery in London for a while, (and I have been really happy to see their cakes in Selfridge's recently, as I don't make it down to Brixton very often), but it will be fantastic to have what looks to be the complete gluten - free experience available so centrally on Upper Street.