Sentences with phrase «more realise»

It's the only way we can navigate our way through it all, because the more I talk to early childhood educators, the more I realise and the more I reflect on my own work with children and families in the settings that I've worked in, the more I realise that there will be so many different variations on family life and the complexities that children bring to the story, that we need to think about, together.

It is a natural sound that's nicely balanced rather than one that is too tinny or too bass heavy, and the more we listen to it, the more we realise just how good it sounds given its size.

As a lawyer and fairly new social media user, the more I learn about social media interactions for business, the more I realise just how rubbish the legal industry is at it.

A return to the Socratic dictum, «The more I know, the more I realise I do not know,» works better in a world of extraordinary complexity.

the more we are aware of perfection the more we realise how very far away it is.

Mario 3d World doesn't seem familiar the more I play it, the more I play the more I realise what a true breath of fresh air this is.

The more games I play on my 3DS the more I realise that I actually prefer the smaller download titles than I do the larger retail ones (which have increasingly come to resemble the types of games I'd much rather play on a Television).

The older I get, the more I realise that time is the most precious thing we have in our lives.

The more I learn the more I realise the more I have to learn!

Good writeup for the wave coming down the pipe as more and more realise the importance of ebooks... and ask where do I start.!

The more I play it, and the more I love it (which is a lot), the more I realise that God of War is all the games of the generation.

The longer I cogitate on Michael Cuesta's KILL THE MESSENGER, the more I realise just how unobtrusively compelling this film truly is.

«The more I work with actors, the more I realise the ability to transcend one's anxiety is utterly central to being a great actor,» Hooper added.

The more you listen to Beautiful Thing, the more you realise what a marvel of sequencing it is: here are songs that truly talk to each other, musically and lyrically.

But the more I travel the more I realise you should always pack for the destination first.

The older I get the more I realise that I don't want to be around stress, drama or conflict.

And the more I look around, the more I realise how less I have seen Bangalore.

Studies have shown that people who are knowledgeable about politics are more likely to use such shortcuts: the more you know, the more you realise how complex the issues are so you console yourself that you are better off making an intuitive judgement.

The work by Werren and his team is a «very intriguing paper that reinforces that the more we learn about venom evolution, the more we realise how little we know.

If he comes he will be knocking on doors with me of the very people who tell me they are not voting Labour because of immigration, and let him them listen and think and he will need to do it long enough to realise that he is not being set up because the more houses you do the more you realise that the message is consistent.

The more I read about echo chambers the more I realise how much more research needs to be done.

The more i think about it the more i realise that it can actually happen.

The more I think about it the more I realise we arsenal fans like to moan a lot, yes most of the signings were replacements, but they were quality replacements and n upgrade from what we previously had.

The more I read the «compte rendu» of the AGM, the more I realise how far we are from «reality» on the «field»... We have no chance and never had a chance.

Now I've researched into it a bit more I realise there's so much more to it and there are hundred's of delicious recipes out there, that are completely healthy, this baffles me slightly..

I sometimes cheekily say I am wise, but then say the wiser I become the more I realise how minuscule the wisdom I have is and how much wisdom there is out there that I don» know about.

We had fantastic examples of commitment and fidelity and honour and love and even romance lasting a lifetime — and the older I get the more I realise both how rare that is and how deeply valuable.

The older we get, the more we value the kind, the merciful, the compassionate, because the more we realise that most of us, almost all of us, are getting rather lonely and tired, and we need a cup of cold water and a bit of grace, and dignity, and kindness clears the air.

The arguement of course is that the more we understand the universe the more we realise that it could not have been accidental so to me that is science enough to prove that a designer or creator exists I believe alot more scientists are starting to realise that.

the more I realise how little I know in comparison to what can be known about God.

The longer I looked at it, however, the more I realise that I've embraced the idea of evolving faith for many years.

The more we grasp and contemplate who God is, the more we realise that this is no «constraint» at all but in fact perfect freedom and perfect goodness.

However the more I read and learned the more I realised there is little to no scientific evidence for the candida - overgrowth theory.

The more I looked into the issue, the more I realised it was far from straightforward.

But the longer we continued, the more we realised that the most important factor in home education is the children's intrinsic motivation.

I remember thinking that co-sleeping was a very hippy thing to do but after I researched it more I realised that the majority of people do it and don't realize they are!

The more I studied, the more I realised that my own life had a value outside of committing crime.

With Miliband, the closer you looked, the more you realised that he was actually quite a long way to the Left in the Labour Party.

The more I thought about it, the more I realised none of the areas of the dating industry were recognised by Awards.

An album both more mature and more realised than anything Hop Along have realised previously, Bark Your Head Off, Dog is a deft balance of quiet, folky meanderings and rousing slabs of indie rock, the two combining in to an amalgam that on paper, shouldn't really work, but in practice cements Hop Along as far more than another quirky indie pop band, and elevates them in to another realm entirely.

The first couple of times that the enemy went on insane streaks of luck I simply pushed aside as being just that — luck, but the more it happened the more I realised that the RNG system seems prone to delivering streaks of successes that weigh heavily in the enemy's favour.

The more realised a game world becomes through technology and interaction, the more grounding and context a player needs.

Once my other stuff settled down and my partner and I started talking more I realised that he was just being the supportive person i knew him to be.

Not exact matches

With a commitment to continuous improvement they will be able to realise more benefits over time.

«It gave me more visibility into the rate at which things were improving, and I think they're really improving at an accelerating rate, far faster than people realise,» said Musk.

Maaden shares soared almost 3 percent in early trade after it said its first - quarter net profit had more than doubled on higher sales and increased average realised prices of products.

«After seeing how much success we could bring other people and after learning a little bit more about the backend of the restaurant industry, we realised we could pull it off ourselves,» he writes.

One can also imagine scenarios that are unlikely to occur but may have far more substantial implications for the economic outlook if realised.

While hunting for answers as to why women — more than men — run into greater barriers when financing their businesses, I realised that just finding the answer wasn't good enough.

I realise it's not «new»... but a linked chain would be a bit more obvious.