Sentences with phrase «kind of life we want for»

Some of us middle aged folks need to figure out who we are or re-evaluate what kind of life we want for ourselves.

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Their brands are not labels but flags that should evoke the kind of patriotism we have for the countries we live in... These leaders want to change the way the planet works — or as Apple's Steve Jobs is widely quoted saying, «to make a dent in the universe.»»

Chances are excellent that if you are here, you are the kind of person who wants to create the very best life possible for yourself, your family and your business.

During our discussion Monica asked me a number of questions (in addition to the questionnaire that assess your risk profile that Vanguard emails you before your call with a Vanguard Personal Advisor) not just about my finances and tolerance for risk, but about my life — what did I love to do, how often did I travel, what kind of lifestyle do I want to live in 5 and 10 years, and then finally the most important question — when would you like to retire?

If you are 30 years old today, that means your retirement dollars can be put to use for decades to build the kind of world you want to live in.

Erlend: Yeah of course and when you do them on a daily basis, you using the power of compounding as well, so yes, you get trained, you get like a bit rule about it and I found the same in my life it is like sort of habits, like in grading habits into my life that are positive and when I started doing it, I kind of found that oh shit like if I am the way, wait a minute, if I want to do all these habits, I will not have any time for any of the negative stuff that's kind of.

It is not my place to tell others how they MUST live their lives it is for me to live the kind of life that is an example to others such they will want to live a better life.

What kind of incentive do you give someone who drinks, smokes, eats excessive fatty foods, doesn't exercise and says they can live the way they want and they want government funded (taxpayer money) to pay for their healthcare.

don't you see the trouble that most people are in and that they just want you for their own advantage but I swear to you we're different from all of them come join us I can tell you are lookin» for a way to live where truth is determined by consensus full of codified arbitrary directives come join us all we want to have is your small mind turn it into one of our own kind you can go through life adrift and alone desperate, desolate, on your own but we're lookin» for a few more stalwart clones come join us come join us come join us

There is only one way it could not be, and that is if you decide that it teaches that nihilism is the truth, revealed here by the pointless failure of Davis's career, so that his having to obtain abortions for women he impregnated is just another absurd, annoying, and energy - sapping aspect of that, his irrational guilt instincts causing him to have to scrounge for money, and so that his learning that one of these abortions didn't occur is just another sort of misfortune, saddling him with sentiments that he will have no way to really act upon (it is unlikely the that the mother of the child wants to see him), and probably causing him to draw some kind of superstitious karmic connection between a random coincidence of having hit a cat that looks just like one he abandoned, and his driving by the town his child may be living in.

Although it might be claimed that Dewey was simply giving democracy a religious dimension and seeing it as some kind of final spiritual community, the point I want to emphasize is that for Dewey democracy is a moral ideal for this life, an ideal that we are still far from attaining.

Ground Zero is kind of «sacred» for lack of a better word, to the families and supporters of the men and women who lost their lives trying to save life and are protecting our rights to say what we want.

The kind of person who wants to leave this world a better place lives very differently than the kind of person who wants to leave this world for a better place.

One can appeal to the Bible if one wants to make a case for this kind of way of picturing the good - read «godly» - life.

For a good portoin of my life I wanted to believe in some kind of a «god» or «higher power» of some sort.

We know what kind of lifestyle we want, what kind of marriage, how we want to spend our time, where we want to live, how many kids we plan to have, how we're going to pay for their college education, when and how to retire, what things and experiences we'd like to have.

The arrest brought great relief, but we don't want closure on her life or even her death, for the way she died tells us a great deal about the world we live in and the kind of work that needs to be done to make all of our neighborhoods safer places to live.

I think most people nowadays reject religion in any form because they don't want to have rules of any kind whatsoever in their life, and I find that sad and worrisome for the future of we as human beings.

There's no surefire formula for creating community, but there are few kinds of friendships you might be missing in your life — and that you might want to pursue.

In that period I remember thinking more than I wanted to about death, thinking that it might not be the worst kind of experience if life continued as it had for these months.

«We have the kind of product that could be viewed as a specialty item for customers who want to save some money by shopping for themselves but don't want to deny themselves the better things in life — someone who buys high - quality cheese or hummus, our product is a perfect accompaniment to those items.

PS - I hope it's obvious but I should add that I do not advocate for «quick fixes» — I believe in real food and this is not the kind of thing you have to do for the rest of your life to lose weight and keep it off (I won't name programs here although I really want to!)

I wanted to watch Mike Piazza eat a Hot Pocket filled with living fire ants for so many years, and then I realized, wait, players aren't supposed to hit the ball to the opposite field with that kind of power.

There's so much wrong with Arsenal if we were given chances to write about them it would take a year.What kind of mentality is this.Forgive me for the way I come out but what has to be said has to be said and the truth hurts.I do nt know if you guys are happy with what's going on but am not.We live in a world where those who speak the truth are hated very much and a world full of incomprehensible things.Its just sad.Things have to change from this year especially the mentality of this club.I just wan na see my club succeed and its bothering me a lot we just can not seem to do what is right.It's time average players are taken out of the club and what I mean by that is players who do nt want to improve.You already them lot.

Sanchez is one of those people that needs constant goa» ls in their life's now that he is no longer in the World Cup and Arsenal look like going backwards he would need some kind of a new fix and that fix will be him leaving us for a club with a chance at the CL trophy, he is wanted by every big club that has a chance of wining the CL

I have long wondered why we consider lifelong love to be the best kind of love, especially since most of us fall in and out of love with several people before we find someone we actually might want to be in love with for the rest of our life — if we even want that at all and they want the same thing.

Men are generally a few years behind women maturitywise, so even if I dated a guy 55, it's very hard for me to imagine what kind of amazing life we'd have to have for, say, 10 years that'd make me want to devote another 10 - 25 to looking after his health and, increasingly, becoming his nurse.

Why do we consider lifelong love to be the best kind of love, especially since most of us fall in and out of love with several people before we find someone we actually might want to be in love with for the rest of our life — if we even want that at all?

For others they do, in all kinds of ways they may find unacceptable, whether because they find their engorged, inflamed and bleeding breasts unsexy (at a stage of their lives when they're probably finding much about their bodies unsexy, and breasts might just be a bridge too far), because it ruins sex or them if they're leaking and letting down all over the place, or because the sensation of suckling stimulates sexual feelings that they don't want in any context that involves their baby.

But Anthony, you don't you want to just build «a beautiful life» — you want to build a specific kind of life, one that sets up you and your new wife for success by your definition of success, no one else's.

she is not the kind of person who wants or needs attention or drama and does not go through life looking for the next big thing to «stage» to get some likes..

If Portia and Ellen wanted a family, I was rooting for it, and because I was living in a state of presumptive - ness, I assumed they were just pining away for a «baby makes three» kind of moment.

CHELSEA POWELL: For me I think I kind of found it through two different ways and the we took a like a you know a class for our birth and the other couples in the class the other moms in the group where just people that were we were all similar in age and just you know it was all our first kids and kind of similar life paths and what we were how we were wanting to like birth our children and we kind of raise thFor me I think I kind of found it through two different ways and the we took a like a you know a class for our birth and the other couples in the class the other moms in the group where just people that were we were all similar in age and just you know it was all our first kids and kind of similar life paths and what we were how we were wanting to like birth our children and we kind of raise thfor our birth and the other couples in the class the other moms in the group where just people that were we were all similar in age and just you know it was all our first kids and kind of similar life paths and what we were how we were wanting to like birth our children and we kind of raise them.

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I want to say one more thing: the attachment parenting philosophy is not some kind of miraculous technique that definitely results in a joyous, healthy, well - adjusted life for the recipient.

I pray that Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu shall live long enough and be able to achieve the kind of democratic prosperity that we want for every community in Nigeria.

«This might be okay for other politicians who are close to News International and want to protect their friends, but the mayor is now in charge of the police force leading this case and when he comes out with this kind of stuff during live investigations he risks accusations of political interference,» Ms McCartney said.

«This is the kind of thing that I think people want this country to do, that we pay back our obligations and our debt of gratitude to generations of Gurkhas who laid down their lives for this country,» Clegg said.

«Campaign finance reform, a ban on fracking, a live - able wage, if these are the kind of issues you want, the only way to tell the government that is by voting for the Green Party,» said Hawkins.

Personally and despite having an honest, decent and hardworking Local Labor MP, (for whom I'd previously voted,) it was the thought of electing the kind of entrenched Blair period right wing low life; exemplified by people like Harman, (who let's not forget either wanted to exempt details of MP's expenses from the freedom of information act,) more than anything else that made me vote UKIP.

He added: «Those that founded the NHS, and all the principles behind the NHS, had a vision of a world where we did care for each other, we did care for everybody, we didn't pass by on the other side so I want to use the period up until June 8 to set out a positive vision of the kind of society that we can live in.

They want to distabilise this state, they want to take this state at all cost and it is not going to be possible, l am on ground and l am not going to shy away, for life and death I am not going to shy away, for incarceration, l am not that kind of character.

Throughout her young career, Emiliani has made a series of tough decisions and changes of course that, although they may have delayed her maturity as a fully independent scientist, have also kept her viable for the kind of work she wants to do, and the kind of life she intends to lead.

Even while I had greatly expanded my powers of recall for the kinds of structured information that could be crammed into a memory palace, most of the things I wanted to remember in my everyday life were not facts or figures or poems or playing cards or binary digits.

At worst this kind of discovery can tell you what you do not want to do for the rest of your life.

Here's a thought experiment for you: If someone told you you had to drink just one kind of alcoholic beverage for the rest of your life, and you wanted that life to be long and healthy, what would you pick?

Can we think about what kind of world we want for our great - great - great - great - grandchildren, who will be living a century from now?

As Swarthmore College psychologist Barry Schwartz wrote in a 2000 article in American Psychologist, «I think it is only a slight exaggeration to say that for the first time in human history, in the contemporary United States large numbers of people can live exactly the kind of lives they want, unconstrained by material, economic, or cultural limitations.»

Whatever the reasons for a person to continue living like that, there are people who don't want to live in a world where being very fat is not only normal, but kind of encouraged as well.