Sentences with phrase «how writing styles»

The chapters on gender differences, cross-cultural awareness and how writing styles cause conflict are very timely.

Not exact matches

«They discussed how to make me look snappier — color my hair, change my style of dressing, and, I suspect, get me to lose some weight,» she wrote in her memoir.

My advice - based articles about how to clarify your calling, overcome self - doubt, self - promote with style and take immediate action toward making your dreams a reality generated a string of clients and within a couple of months I was earning money both writing and coaching.

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I love Sue Monk Kidd's work and style — I think it's that strain of the mystic to her work that I love or perhaps how she can write such complex women so well — but this one was an interesting story, compelling characters, and filled with empowerment and passion.

Instead Caldecott, in a lyrical, elevated tone reminiscent of Tolkien's own writing style, goes deep into Tolkien's spiritual vision, showing how this led him to create a work that is illuminated throughout by a faith at once fully orthodox and profoundly personal.

«Caldecott, in a lyrical, elevated tone reminiscent of Tolkien's own writing style, goes deep into Tolkien's spiritual vision, showing how this led him to create a work that is illuminated throughout by a faith at once fully orthodox and profoundly personal»

He allowed humans to do the writing in their own flavor and style that is how much he loved and cherished their way of writing this thoughs.

(Note how utterly different in style and theme from the John who wrote the Book of Revelation.)

Last week I wrote a post for the CNN Belief Blog about millennials and the Church focusing on how church leaders hoping to win twenty - somethings over with coffee shops and concerts may want to go a little deeper and consider substance over style.

I also wrote a piece for the CNN Belief Blog about how, when it comes to church, many millennials desire a change in substance, not just style.

Best Imagery (nominated by Idelette): Sarah Styles Bessey (Emerging Mummy) at She Loves with «Let's Write a Line for the Good Man» «And I'm seeing him teaching me how to swim and how to laugh at myself.

Also, I have to tell you how refreshing your writing style is — in a world where so many food bloggers use so much hyperbole and «cutesy» language I really enjoy your straightforward style.

Can I just say how in love with your writing style and photography I am?

Calm, Reassuring, Likable ~ Written in L.R.Knost's signature easy - to - read and conversational style, «Two Thousand Kisses a Day» offers an overview of gentle parenting from birth through young adulthood along with concrete suggestions and insights into how to implement gentle parenting in each stage of childhood.

I have even written posts about it and I have talked about how I was my true style.

Butter Beans is not a camp to miss with «Top Chef» style team cook - offs, learning how to compost, lessons from local food experts and campers even write their own cookbooks!

Pfeiffer has plenty of tips for guys on how to support their spouses and be actively involved in the countless decisions new parents face, written in a breezy, humorous style.

Feedback: Checking out Reviews Current fellow Kyle Wesson writes the second in a series of blogs on feedback, this time asking «How could feedback from five - star style reviews and public comments improve the government?»

After joining, Kristina Martinez, PhD, a postdoc at the University of Chicago, stated, «The grant writing workshop [helped me be] aware of the target audience and how to achieve a writing style that it is clear to someone outside my area of research.»

At one point, Marjory writes she is sick of hearing how DNA determines health, and that a more healthy life style can change DNA.

A while ago, I wrote a piece for MBG about how I'd started a style of yoga, realized that I'd had intense resistance to attending class, and struggled with the question of whether that resistance was of the lazy variety, or of the «this just isn't for me» variety.

Jenny's writing style and striking photos illustrate the simple beauty of how to make bone broth, ferment kefir and prepare nutrient dense organ meats with mouthwatering appeal.

That being said, no matter how it's presented (I quite enjoy his writing style myself!)

If you want to know how to wear a blazer or have a style question she has probably written about it and created various looks.

I've lost count on how many Style Stories I've written now — it might be over a dozen by now.

Evergreen content is the sort of content that is timeless, always of use, it doesn't date like the news and usually it's timelessly resourceful (e.g. «how to curl your hair, a photography tutorial, 6 ways to style a boyfriend shirt, the ultimate guide to writing a CV, wedding guest style inspiration etc), and that's why it continues to drive traffic after two weeks, 6 weeks, 4 months, 12 months, 2 years and so on.

I remember that last year I had written this post about getting older and how my style has changed.

While I have written quite a lot about stripes in this blog, from styling stripe jacket, wearing stripe skirt, to rocking trendy striped skinny jeans, I've covered largely the important parts such as the basic how - tos.

We are all into unisex style, that's why I decided to write this blog post about cool ways how to wear boyfriend jeans with heels.

Celine writes on how to buy a Hermes style bag more affordable.

The reason why I decided to write this post on fashiongum.com is to show you best ways how you can wear and style it in your everyday life.

So, I was going to write this whole post about changing style, and how your style evolves with your circumstances and how my style is going through a bit of change lately... but I am just having no luck with any of that, and as this post was originally planned for yesterday, how about I just skip all that, and show you some pictures instead?

I know I'm not qualified to write an article on the Best Styling Solutions for Holiday Dressing Dilemma & it have it published in Vogue, but I do know how to dress for myself, my lifestyle & work.

I first wrote about this last fall here on how to start your own style journey, but I show the actual steps and transformation in the video.

From now on I'm going to start including styling tips more often, rather than just writing about how I put my outfit together.

I adore your writing style and how you can come up with such a beautiful story and post based on the theme of a tee.

Better yet — you could even write on how to style those black blazers and black pencil skirts for other uses, such that we can stretch their wear, even after the interview.

As I sit reading and nursing a cold, I am wondering if you could write about how to hit your style sweet spot when you feel terrible and want to wear your fuzzy slippers and robe but have somewhere you must go.

Love your inventive style, your photo content, and how you let your personality shine through in your writing on your blog.

your sense of style, how you pair your outfit, the quality of pictures, the write ups... i can go on and on but, lem me pause for now so i do nt use up my writing space.

I've written about my love for vintage denim tops in a previous How to wear Vintage post over the summer, however, I wanted to style a fall denim on denim look for you!

Absolutely adore your style — from what you're wearing to how to write (succinctly without TMI).

I will definitely write a post on how I style my hair.

The tagline for her blog says «style, disability, feminism... and finding small beauties in a big bad world» and she writes about her love of beauty in nature and in style, and how that brings joy into her life as well as how it has helped her in her many personal struggles.

Even though my style and the topics I cover has changed a bit, how I write blog posts hasn't changed as much!

I wrote a piece about how to style pinstripe blazer and the Gentlewoman trend in different ways.

If you'll remember, last week I wrote about how my daughter said that my style can best be described as Mori Kei and I said «Sometimes.»

Thus, I will re-focus on what I enjoy to write about: fashion and style, how culture, climate, weather, and location impact outfits, ageless style and fashion, and life in Alaska.

I am eating apples and cheese as my afternoon snack while I'm trying to figure out how to write my first post for my brand new style blog.