Sentences with phrase «moving than journey»

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This is the source of the famous twin paradox: Following a round - trip journey on a spaceship traveling at some exceptionally high velocity, a traveler would return to Earth to find that her twin sibling is now older than she is, because time has passed more slowly on the moving ship than on Earth.

There aren't enough words to describe the experience other than to clarify it isn't another journey in exercise, but a path in using the postures to watch the mind and move with the breath (known as the pranic force).

During a weight loss journey you will always hear «muscle weighs more than fat» or «you're loosing inches» both of these are true, and both of these are things you need to remember the next time you are upset about the scale not moving.

Breathe into those edges, gently feeling for the consciousness waiting to be felt, heard and discovered - this can be far more interesting, challenging and beneficial than moving more fully into a posture — enjoy the journey not the destination!

Despite these shortfalls, the film does successfully manage to explore some interesting themes of diplomacy and leadership along the way, and even though it could be argued that the narrative itself is bland and unimaginative, barely moving from its starting point to its conclusion, the weight, intensity and emotional journey Caesar and his comrades evoke, more than make up for its few short comings.

It is a moving and elegiac performance from both, and there has been no better example of a Supporting performance this year than the one given by Stewart, who offers some closure after 17 years of the X-Men journey.

Soni knows first hand what it means to be an outsider, having himself moved to the U.S. for college after growing up in India, «My character is definitely weird but because he has a journey though the film I think audiences will see him more as a real person rather than just a strange guy.

The recent mass immigration of thousands of displaced children together with their families to European countries, and their historical long march in the wake of a risk - laden and desperate journey across different countries and less - than - friendly seas in the hope to leave behind the miseries of war and move toward a better life that they are hoping to forge for themselves and their parents in their host countries, resonates with the life stories and conditions of the characters of a number of submissions this year.»

And considering our national penchant to move from place to place, it is more than likely that within a decade or so, you will begin the journey all over again.

On this end - of - year journey, Bryan was moving 54 animals from the Humane Society of Broward County in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, to shelters in more than a dozen states including the Nebraska Humane Society in Omaha.

Yes, it sucks, but move on rather than ruin the rest of your journey sulking.

Simple, yet stunning combination attacks coupled with powerful finishing moves, make this And at the end of your epic journey, discover an epic, breathtaking cinematic ending!game more than your average mobile RPG!

Cerith Wyn Evans's Forms in Space... By Light (in Time), the latest annual commission for the Duveen, is less to be looked at than moved through, a work to be paced, walked under, experienced as a journey or a piece of music.

I think so many lawyers jump into a client's journey near the end of once they're looking for Dallas divorce lawyer, I want to be the one they find rather than providing advice, content, relationships, networking, online tools, offline tools, teaching et cetera, to move kind of front further forward in that journey where you're helping people who don't yet know they have a problem, figure out what their problems might be.

Moving in together is a big step — from merging your possessions (because you really can't justify two toasters, however much you love a good crumpet) to discovering that they're more of a floordrobe than a wardrobe kinda person, it's a journey of discovery (and sometimes not an overly smooth one).