Sentences with phrase «heartening conversation»

1:30 pm — I enjoy an uplifting and heartening conversation with the hostel receptionist at Mister Hostel, who, sensing distress makes me a coffee as soon as I emerge from my room.

«We had a very, I think, heartening conversation about his agenda,» Stewart - Cousins told me during a CapTon interview after her sit - down at the Capitol with Cuomo.

For instance, I've had some heartening conversations of late with leaders who want to reflect on and learn from some of the blind spots and missteps that hobbled Obama - era reforms.

Not exact matches

We proceeded to have a conversation in which I was keenly aware of the Holy Spirit prompting my words, and I was more heartened than I'd been in months.

But a heartening sign in the present situation is the increase of interest among these librarians in their work as teachers and the increase of concern among faculties for the development of school libraries as teaching centers)-- to enter into conversation with a continuous if not identical group of thinkers.

From the idle chatter from Slimane's bedsit friends, to the heartening dinner conversations of the family, there is a delicate sense of humanity that contrasts itself against the gloominess of the Port town of Sѐte.

It was heartening to see that in both schools the surveys are forcing hard conversations and some changes based on the feedback teachers have provided.

Those of us who have been talking for years about the importance of school culture or school climate and how it can improve student achievement, are heartened by the inclusion of this topic in the national conversation about school improvement.

Through all these conversations, and in all these activities, I'm heartened to see a common thread — stakeholders coming together to create a deliberate foundation for quality charter schools in their community.

It is heartening to know that the board was having conversations behind closed doors with regard to the appointment of Superintendent Wilson and understood the very real limitations of a career, rather than community, oriented leader.

I've been moved beyond words by the conversations I shared with the women there and it left me feeling heartened about the perception of female authors writing in genres that haven't always accepted them.

I was heartened to see an excellent piece posted by The Conversation on Dec. 12 on the notion of a «CO2 takeback scheme.»