Sentences with phrase «lot about relationships»

The guitar has given me many gifts and taught me a lot about relationships, life and business.

I was breaking up with my partner and trying to decide what I wanted to do with my romantic life, and so I was thinking a lot about relationships.

In any case you can expect to learn a lot about relationships, about yourself, and how to love deeply!

Offspring of divorcing couples always learn a lot about relationships from how their parents behave throughout the process.

Those disclosing a lot about their relationships were the least liked.

I learned a lot about relationships from this.

I learned a lot about relationships with repeating customers, and the importance of creating a relationship or connections with customers.

I think the character taught me a lot about relationships: Sometimes you got ta work through the hard stuff and sometimes two people grow apart, and that's the harsh reality, that's what love is sometimes... knowing when it's time to let something go, just realizing something's not working.

Had a lot in common and started a business together then decided to marry.We also spent a year going to a church that was teaching a lot about relationships.

I do talk a lot about relationships, intimacy, connecting, and improving your libido — all relating to «sexual health».

Advances in genomics and bioinformatics mean we now know a lot about the relationships among species and their origins, but surprisingly little is known about which environmental conditions that allows species to multiply.

I learned a lot about relationships, people, the world of being your own boss, and of course about myself.

That doesn't (I think) say much about the objective morality or respectfulness of nude sculptures and paintings, but it says a lot about the relationship between grandparents and grandchildren.

«It seems like a small word, but it says a lot about the relationship during a trying time.

Whether you spoon or sleep on separate sides of the bed says a lot about your relationship according to a study at the University of Hertfordshire.

The fact that I sometimes find a bunch of withered Brussels sprouts in the far, far corner of my fridge says a lot about my relationship to these miniature cabbages.

The scene in which Silas teaches the young man how to shave by using a sharp knife tells a lot about their relationship.

We don't learn a whole lot about his relationship with his father, only that it was strained; we don't learn all that much about him at all.

«It also taught me a lot about relationship - building and thinking critically about issues surrounding race, class, and education.

News & Notes is a weekly Saturday post featuring book - and publishing - related news, links to interesting articles and opinion pieces, and other cool stuff Book News «Dash it all»: unseen Agatha Christie letters reveal author's temper (The Guardian) Actually, they reveal a lot about her relationship with her publisher, which was... Read more»

From the day you bring a new dog into your home, the training you give your pet will determine a lot about the relationship you have with them.

The name you choose also says a lot about the relationship you have with your pet and how you feel about being a dog owner.

We never really learn a lot about the relationship between Marie and her sister, and as a result, I didn't care too much about Marie's quest.

I think a lot about this relationship.

K: I think a lot about the relationship to the edge with painting and drawing, the limits of medium.

Resentments and grudges can hurt relationships, but... We have learned a lot about relationship stability from Drs. John & Julie Gottman's work.

As a Psychotherapist in private practice, I see many couples and families and hear a lot about relationship issues.

Wonderful conversation, but the difficulty I'm running into is I'm hearing a lot about the relationship of the teacher to the student and the support of the student from the teachers in their emotional development.

Not exact matches

The underlying software has to sift through and make sense of a lot of information — your relationship to your contacts, what their interests are, what you've talked about in the past and what's happening in the world — so it can recommend what to talk about and when.

Countless new and deepened relationships have evolved from this, including new friendships, invitations to join boards, round - about new clients and lots of «wishes» granted.

I tackled the steep learning curve of running production for the general session, built incredibly important relationships with field leaders and executives, and learned a lot about how we produce content and the technical requirements to make it happen.

By being upfront about the entrepreneur lifestyle you're living and what you're looking to get out of your relationship, you end up not only saving your dates from getting involved in something they may not want, but also become much more efficient in your dating life, which is what entrepreneurship is a lot about, after all.

Someone who is in a gay relationship that wants to get married is going to care a lot more about receiving the right to get married than someone who doesn't want to create that right.

The relationship between bonds and stocks can reveal a lot about the future direction of the stock market.

«A lot has been written about peak performance — the power of clarity, focusing on positive outcomes, time management, relationships, and mastering self - talk.

The team conducts couple's court with a couple that is debating on the perfect time to meet the parents, gives advice on how to improve your relationships, answers a listener's question about a couple with separate bank accounts and a lot more!

One the other hand, IF he was trying to be practical in not creating too much upheaval but ultimately thought there should be no distinction between men and women in this life, it would be in the more repressive conditions that he would talk about the «proper» relationship between women and men to improve their lot as much as seemed feasible.

I've been reading the monastics recently, and it strikes me that while much of modern evangelicalism echoes their teachings on self - control and self - denial when it comes to sexuality, we tend to gloss over a lot what this great cloud of monastic witnesses has to say about self - control and self - denial in other areas of life — like materialism, food, relationships, and hospitality.

On the other hand, his teachings on love, relationships and suffering have a lot to say about our harried modern lives.

In order to live in these thriving relationships it is vital that we are willing to live with discomfort; exercise intentional decision making about how to spend time, energy, money, and relational capacity; seek to understand «the other» and myself; communicate a lot (mostly asking questions) in a posture of humility; willingness to experience unfamiliar things, and give up some non-essentials that get in the way.

that is the word... if we all took on the importance of our own relationship with God and actually did something about it by steping outside of the little boxes that we make or the walls that have been built up between us, we could all take off the plastic masks and realize that most of the important work for a Christian is what secretly goes on in the relationship between the believer and God... a lot of the pretence and lies would not be able to survive the truth that would be sweeping through the minds and hearts of believers.

Needless to say that not only did I have to learn a lot about the Christian faith but also how to live life I'm general... I had to learn to cope with stress, in relationships etc... crazy huh?

My longing to be free from this is causing a lot of uncomfortable and painful doubts about my relationship with God to the point I wonder whether I am even saved at times.

Last week's ruling in Obergefell took up a lot of attention, but I've been meaning to link a couple of good articles about Mideast Christians, specifically, their relationship with authoritarian regimes.

It also says a lot about marriage and relationships.

Maybe spending a lot of time investing in a relationship with Godteaches you a thing or two about the human ones too.

At RELEVANT, we've talked a lot about capital punishment and its relationship to the pro-life ethics, too.

As I thought about how to apply these teachings practically, a lot of strategies came to mind — putting the needs of others before my own, buying less and giving more, humbling myself when engaged in political or theological debates, embracing rather than complaining about those «one - way relationships,» praying for others more sincerely, saying «yes» a little more often, working on that ubiquitous sense of entitlement and pride that keeps me from going the extra mile.

It really didn't matter exactly what I did with my life: I didn't have to be successful, make a lot of money, try to make myself happy — it was all about this relationship.

Good relationships are hard to find these days, but a lot of the older companies we work with are good about holding strong on that, and that's important.