Sentences with phrase «knit group like»

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The authors judge, correctly I reckon, that however individualistic conservatives» political and theological ideology may be, their churches are apt to function more like authentic communities — close - knit groups, commitment to which is viewed by their members not as optional but as integral to individual identity.

Plus you can find out who else is similar knitting projects, join groups of like - minded knitters, and revel in the community.

I wanted to feel like I belonged to a tight - knit group of moms I could call on for advice or invite over if I wanted some company.

If you have members of your family or group of friends who like to knit, crochet or sew, go with it!

«People tend to behave like people, whether they're in a prehistoric world, a business, a knitting group, or a video game.

Like many of his notions, Bourbaki existed only in the abstract: he was the pseudonym for a tight - knit group of young Parisian researchers.

They live in tightly knit social groups, have complex relationships, communicate with each other using language - like vocalizations, and even have regional dialects.

And if you're like not down for that, it's not the group for you because we are a close knit family who's always inviting more family and more tribe to join us, and I love that so much.

Over two decades ago, the British film scene was drastically up - rooted and challenged by the likes of an ambitious, dangerously addictive film centered on a closely knit group of Scottish junkies.

We are a tight - knit group and like to have fun while providing outstanding service to our clientele.

It's always been family - owned and the company itself is a tight - knit group that operates very much like a family to this day.

Beachfront villas are the have - it - all holiday option treasured by families and close - knit groups that like to settle in for unhurried vacations by the sea.

«The job requires a lot of new skills, and uses a lot more Japanese, but in most important ways it feels just like 8 - 4: a small, tight - knit group of friends who are willing to go the extra mile out of love for their games.»

Best has to be the party of Persona 4G, they really felt like a tight - knit group towards the end and there are so many events in the game that make the cast grow closer.

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Governments, political parties, AGW alarmists, «green» industries, celebrities, mainstream media news outlets, TV networks like NBC, special interest groups — all of these close - knit groups have both personal and professional vested interests in keeping the myth of «man - made» global warming alive, and suffice it to say that they will work hard to «contain» this scandal.

«If I sat down in a park in Tehran and knit, I would gather a group of women around me like that.»

The students at my law school have started language practice tables — French, Portuguese, and Spanish «Parlez» chats, but, like with the knitting group they have, I want to participate when I can do it well.

Human nature being what it is, over a period of years a close - knit group of well - meaning, dogmatically like - minded Realtors managed to convert the original idea of organized real estate into unwieldy, quasi-governmental agencies that sprouted growing nightmarish bureaucracies, studded with wasteful committees and task forces fore and aft.