Sentences with phrase «kind of a happy side»

Eric Nichols: Exactly, it helps with that, and that's kind of a happy side effect of us wanting to bring in the Colorado aspect of it and aquamarine being the state gemstone.

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The one Christian virtue he hung to most tightly was hope: «I think the key to my attitudes political and religious and personal may be that I expected, after a lifetime of giving the dark side of reality plenty of bold exposure, I still expected some kind of happy ending to rescue me at the end.

Jana has already described several events of both kinds ¯ both happy arrangements of natural events and, on the other side, events so improbable as to appear to be miraculous.

lets be real the spurs are a top 6 side a draw against them isn't the worst result really... and if you think that we have already played man u, chelsea, liv, spurs, everton, leicester and got 11 points from 18 i got ta say, i am happy, cause we only lost 3 points against chelsea, and that was a one of a kind match, and it didn't really help chelsea

I'm so happy and will continue sharing the importance of hormonal health and the dark sides of birth control pills and the importance of being kind to yourself.

I am very kind and positive person who always sees the bright side of life - very happy person who always laughs.

It's a little reactionary in a kind of «Forrest Gump» - y sort of way — the moral runs that it's better to be decent than brilliant, happy than successful — but the film is well - meaning and the performances from a stellar cast (Joe Mantegna, Ben Kingsley's accent, Laurence Fishburne, Joan Allen, Laura Linney, William H Macy all show up) mostly walk the right side of mawkishness.

I had been working on supply - side reforms for a long time at that point so I was happy to participate in reform at a more systemic level since both kinds of reform (choice and systems) are very important to me.

Hey GTR, not sure that I remember that we were always on the same side of the line on that kind of opinion... but I'm happy to concur for ole time's sake...

Whether they wish to augment these retirement income with a modest company pension, some part - time income from a side hustle or investments in the stock market, Canadians have discovered a lot of ways they can mix and match their retirement options to shape the kind of «retirement» they will ultimately be happy with.

I think galleries will be happy to have this kind of centre just next door, to be able to invite artists and present them to the contemporary art centre... And if we can have residencies and establish partnerships... there's going to be a good synergy between the commercial side and the academic side....