Sentences with phrase «hard talk»

My kids are close to their father, but the truth is - I do like this man, it's just hard talking to my kids about.

They act as a shield around their staff, assigning punishment and giving hard talks themselves.

I love this post, it IS hard talking about blogging with those that is not in this field and it does seem pretty superficial, I mean I would love to wax poetry about the economics and politics but let's face it, different strokes.

David had imagined that Daddy would make endless difficulties, but in fact he just gave me that one really hard talk and then buckled down and accepted David as one of the family.

Andrea's father was a rough, hard talking man.

BE WARNED - give yourself a very long, hard talking to at this stage.

«If you reach an agreement after such long and hard talks, you have to stand behind it,» he said.

One of the hardest talks I've ever had with my parents was the day I told my Father I wasn't going to take my finals and that I was dropping out.

Have the hard talks.

Reminds me of childhood when kids doing the hard talk were running once the fight started leaving you alone for the beating.

«It's easy to forget that, behind all of the hard talk on migrants, are people who are desperately fleeing wars, hunger and disease.»

On BBC's «Hard talk» show in 2012, President Yoweri Museveni made similar reckless statement about the homosexual issue when he said «Homosexuals in small numbers have always existed on our part of Black Africa.

His publications include «The Urban Sites Writing Network: «Hard Talk» among Urban Educators,» in Social Action (1994), and «CHARTing Educational Reform» (with P. G. LeMahieu), published by CHART in 1992.

You just have to have a hard talk with yourself sometimes.

«Hard Talks» is described as the Jewish Museum's hard - hitting opinionated panel series, which should make it a nice break from the friendly, say - nothing panels that pervade the city.

Counseling can make those hard talks more relaxed.

Plan ahead, ask for help, have the hard talks, and — when in doubt — choose kindness.