Sentences with phrase «more camaraderie»

If work quality is acceptable, explore your motivation for wanting more camaraderie.

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Allowing a team to move at a pace that works for them doesn't just lead to more efficient processes, it instills the sense of camaraderie and pride in one another that makes the experience so rewarding in the end.

While this is a co-working space, it's more about rock climbing and the camaraderie that comes with it.

More than any book I've read in a good while, it conveys without false sentiment the satisfactions of camaraderie.

The camaraderie among AA members, their tight fellowship, becomes even more evident when an «outsider» admits to being a nonalcoholic.

The meeting offered copious opportunities for education and camaraderie, including two plant tours, special guests, a dinner cruise, golf and more.

But such spasms of international camaraderie soon gave way to the more rewarding passion of winning.

The detested UNC student body even sent Duke a good luck scroll signed by more than 15,000 Tar Heels — a symbol of the camaraderie that gripped the nation.

Yet despite all the things the College of Faith does not have, what it does are athletes who believe, players more than willing to deal with these shortcomings — and even pay for them — all just to play the game they love a little longer, guys for whom the joy and camaraderie of college sports would otherwise likely be lost.

Our state has such an awesome cycling community already, and now with NICA's full support, we'll be able to get even more kids on bikes to embrace challenge, strength, grit, and camaraderie.»

«We'd like to improve in all areas, have more socials to strengthen club camaraderie and improve our equestrian skills.»

But let's be honest here, as we get older (and I'm a man in my early 50s now), it's not so much about infatuation and lust as it was back in the day, but more to do with a deeper connection, that being companionship, camaraderie (hope that's not a really OLD word lol), and a much more deeper kind of love and affection for one another.

Some kids thrive on team camaraderie; others want more control over their own destiny.

Whether your child loves the camaraderie of team sports or is drawn to more solitary pursuits, there are plenty of ways to build physical activity into everyday life.

Offices have become friendlier places over the years and with the growing camaraderie, it's become more common to host baby and bridal showers for co-workers.

According to Maughan, when PIs run tighter ships, there is oftentimes more of a feeling of camaraderie among the lab workers.

Sure, you're a multimillionaire, but the allure is about more than money: It's about vision, passion, camaraderie, and success.

In a related Editor's Note, Rita F. Redberg, M.D., of the University of California, San Francisco, and editor - in - chief of JAMA Internal Medicine, writes: «Although we do not know why the men who took saunas more frequently had greater longevity (whether it is the time spent in the hot room, the relaxation time, the leisure of a life that allows for more relaxation time or the camaraderie of the sauna), clearly time spent in the sauna is time well spent.»

In the army, on the other hand, working in stressful environments with people who were tired, cold, and wet fostered camaraderie and understanding that helped us be more effective individually and as a group.

For more personal attention from the coach and a motivating sense of camaraderie, look for a session with no more than 15 recruits.

Camaraderie makes the workout process more fun and the benefits on the body more profound.

If you're a blogger looking for ways to venture out, I encourage you to join a group like these — the camaraderie you'll find is more reward than you could imagine.

On the private side, the website is encouraging an environment where members can socialize with no clumsy, abnormal feelings related to online dating on more of a camaraderie degree.

That «more» could be camaraderie, relationship rather sex.

The comic relief we have come to rely on in the macho camaraderie has more of a tinge of gallows humor this season, which isn't to say that Rescue Me feels like a show on its last legs, more like it's nearing its natural (or, given the frequency of Tommy's post-traumatic hallucinations, unnatural) end.

A precursor to Adam Sandler's «dopey guy with a big heart wins out in the end» films, Tommy Boy is all the more amusing because of the on screen / off screen camaraderie between Spade and Farley.

If anything, West finds a way to work in even more, brutal action than the original, yet balancing that with the lighthearted camaraderie that makes for easy laughs and investment in characters whether it's Lee and Barney bickering like brothers or Toll Road and Caesar going back and forth like a married couple.

The camaraderie between the actors feels genuine as they jam out in the studio, and there's not much more you could want than that.

The characters themselves, as previously mentioned, are highly competitive (it doesn't matter if it's Space Invaders, ping pong, or other more absurd exercises), with the film suggesting that tough - spirited camaraderie between teammates build a stronger relationship, paving the way for a unified force that can actually make the playoffs and potentially win championships.

Their comedic strengths (except Gillan) are somewhat subdued so that there's a lot more group improvisation and camaraderie so that no one overwhelms or steals a scene.

Something more interesting is promised when Daniel Wu is revealed as the male lead, suggesting a possible interracial romance with one of Hollywood's most neglected ethnic groups, but the script doesn't allow for any real development besides a rushed camaraderie.

Sadly, it's not a case of the game actually being better as much as it is the camaraderie between you and your pals that makes it a more enjoyable experience.

The backstory, though, never quite gets filled out, and the plot serves as little more than a mechanism to test the efficient camaraderie of the Enterprise crew.

However it nearly ruined Billy Moon as he was manipulated to do many things that would draw more people to buy the book, and eventually it changed the camaraderie of the family for years.

Though of course some of that is in here, this is more or less of a slow burn story of survival with more heartfelt moments of camaraderie and struggle with perception and politics than a hanging by a thread, mountain scaling picture.

It was only a matter of time before Seth Rogen and his usual accomplices took their brand of juvenile hijinks and camaraderie, deciding to blend off - the - cuff, rapid fire humor into the holidays; more specifically, Christmas.

There is palpable camaraderie to this group, and they share a bit more on scenes onscreen.

Given the size of the cast (Tristan Wilds, Elijah Kelley, Ne - Yo, Michael B. Jordan, Method Man, Andre Royo, Marcus T. Paulk, Cuba Gooding Jr., and Terrence Howard are among the recognizable faces here), some of men in the unit inevitably get more screen attention than others, but serving as an equalizing force is the unforced and genuine camaraderie between the guys, helped by some amusing banter from Ridley and McGruder's pen.

Generating online discussion can significantly extend the training experience, provide even more motivation, and build healthy camaraderie within your Sales team.

Camaraderie in the staff room has been replaced by a new trend — the working lunch, a break more about working than lunching.

Teachers and students find they are more calm and focused, with a camaraderie that continues into the classroom.

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However, the sense of accomplishment and camaraderie needed to make a car and a team last the extent of an endurance race achieves far more than an evening of dinner and drinks could.

More than with most vehicles, the people who are attracted to these vehicles often feel a sense of camaraderie among other owners, and tend to feel like they're part of a community.

Of course, we can't forget our loyal Conroe patrons either, who enjoy shopping with us due to the sense of community and camaraderie they experience from a dealership like ours, that supports local business, schools, and more!

It was more acceptable to try to gently persuade people to buy your book, and there was a definite sense of camaraderie between indie authors.

In less a tone of camaraderie — more the stereotypical line of the old guard — Booker - winning author Howard Jacobson is profiled by Elizabeth Day for the Guardian in fine form.

Still, the camaraderie between Asirpa and Sugimoto, and the well - staged action scenes more than compensate for the occasional roughness of the execution or flatness of the characterizations.