Sentences with phrase «is a part of me who»

These are real people, and loving our beer is a part of who they are.

If the person you lost was close to you, then that person is part of who you are.

Secondly, I realized that my work was a part of who I am, not all of who I am.

Cook explains that the difference between a password and a biometric identifier is great under the law — you have a right not to reveal the contents of your mind, which includes things like a password, but your fingerprints are a part of who you are and you expose them to the public every day.

«But I think the time I've spent trying to figure out what to do with it, how to cope with it, how to manage it, how to embrace it, how to laugh about it, and how to let it be part of who I am has brought me to a point where I think a lot of my creative energy comes from that place.

Realize that whatever you feel at these moments is natural; it's part of who you are.

It is a part of who we are, introduced to us by an American culture that makes us question the weak while preaching personal responsibility.

It's something they do all the time — because it's part of who they are.

We can teach you how to use Rapture Energies so you can be part of those who leave for the City of Gold in the prophesized Archangelic level Physical Body Ascension Process that will occur before December 21, 2012.

I've known since I was 18 that I couldn't have kids and, during the years I spent in Pentecostal style churches, often did feel condemned, although it is something which is part of who I am and which I can not change.

There are many things for which I repent... but I no longer go groveling to God to forgive or take away something beautiful that is a part of who I am.

Ultimately, much of this is a result of the modern «competitive» paradigm of religious communities: being right, having the truth, drawing people into the light from the dark, etc. all becomes about feeling good about ones own membership and being part of those who are «right».

It is part of who they are as a person, Kermit, much as being hetero is a part of who you are.

Jazz is part of who I wanted to be.»

No HawaiiGest, the laugh is mine lol You sure sound like someone who is a part of those who have had little girls pregnant, that's probably why you were so frustrated about my post.lol

It's part of who you are.

So on one hand, this has been part of who we are since the beginning.

Just as aches in our stomachs are part of who and what we are, even though they are not emanations of our intentions, so aches in the world are part of who and what God is, even though they are not emanations of divine essence.

You might say the necessity to do what He did is part of who He is.

It is something with which one can empathetically identify, because it is part of who one is.

For some of us, I just think it's a part of who we are.

It's a part of who we are.

Maybe it's the part of you who can't quite get the eating or the shopping under control.

Maybe it's the part of you who can't stop drinking or looking at porn.

How you navigate this world - how you treat others, how you treat yourself - is a part of who we are intended to be.

Further to that, I don't need a «good reason» to love my wife, it is a part of who I am.

It's part of who I am.

Yet such religious «music» is at the core of our society; it is part of who we are as a people.

For all of us, our sexuality is part of who we are; it defines us (to varying extents).

Put more simply, the body is part of who the person is, not some - thing which the person has.

The problem I think people have is that they can not admit that their faith may be wrong because it's a part of who they are, and more then likely a part of a large number of people they care about.

... Being a Mormon is part of who he is as a person, and I don't think it should deter from the issues.»

It seems that whatever tack you are taking, if part of the argument is that Jesus defines God's character with respect to using force against some, you have to consider the things he said in places like Matthew 24 are part of who Jesus is.

Instead of limiting the group to accountability, I've been a part of some who have a spiritual review of our week, good and bad.

But it's part of who I am.»

As such someone who genuinely has that gift never stops pastoring as it is part of who they are in Yeshua.

«Community stewardship is a part of who we are, and it «s how we keep the people we serve in focus,» Frankenberg says.

It's left its mark on us too and is part of who we are today.

There's nostalgia, as always, because that's part of who I am, but there's also acknowledgment of the warmer days we've enjoyed.

Giving back is the right thing to do and it's a part of who we are.

Our Pillars are part of who we are.

But my love for hard - shelled tacos is the kind of unspoken adoration one has for that slightly unsavory childhood friend who will always be a part of who you are.

You saying it's fans like me who are settlers is totally pointless.In my comments I never said I was settling no didn't want change.The way you said «stupid team» and «coach out of his depths» is what I was referring to.In fact I want a change today and I'm tired of seeing thing go on like this so don't come here and pretend like you are the only one who wants a change and think I'm part of those who settle for this.When I also see people predicting Arsenal's positions and they are so certain about it it makes me laugh and think of them as naive.Trust me there's no wrong for a person to predict a team's position but it's naive for a person to be certain about it and people come and quote sayings like «no one knows tomorrow».

That's not necessarily the case, but it is a part of who we are.

«Our kit isn't just something we wear to play — it is part of who we are as a team,» said Liverpool captain Henderson.

It is part of who you have become as is your happiness.

Sure there will be societal pressures, but that is all part of who we are.

Pumping was a part of who I was.

The message should be that «your ethnicity is part of who you are,» says Wright, «and you treat everybody fairly, equally.»

Our inner critic is a part of who we are and it deserves, like every other part of us, our unconditional love and regard.