Day2Day Joys: I'm a wife to an amazing guy, Jake, who is a Chiropractor, so our family has
much different views on health than the average American.
Not exact matches
Wages seem to be
on the rise, although
different measures offer conflicting
views on how
much.
For two reasons: (a) to avoid conflicts and
different agendas or inconsistent
views on how to move the business forward down the line, and (b) because, if you're all - in, the upside (if indeed there is any) is
much greater than if you hedge your bets.
We are very
much in agreement with the ECRI
on this, though our methods are
different, and our conclusions are clearly still seen as «fringe»
views by the consensus.
Mankowski, who holds quite
different views on ordaining women, agrees with Weakland that it would have been
much better if the writers of the pastoral came right out and said what they mean by lamenting the sins of sexism in a hierarchical church.
Hence the minister directs his attention as
much toward the «world» as the dean of a medical school has his eye
on the potentially and actually sick people of the society outside his closed community of healers, or, to use a wholly
different analogy, as
much as the mayor of a city keeps in
view the nature and the needs of the cultural and economic society of which his city is a center.
Shame
on those organizations for their intolerance, when they pay so
much lip service to tolerance of people who are
different or have
different views.
In the end, however, Feezell's moderate
view (which leans toward the «conservative
view») is not too
much different in practical effect from my or Hartshorne's moderate
view (which leans toward the «liberal
view») in that I am only delivering a carte blanche for abortion in the early stages of pregnancy and pointing out that the fetus in the later stages of pregnancy has a moral status analogous to that of an animal, a status which I think deserves considerable attention
on our part.
He has a take
on angels, Satan, and demons which I have never heard before, and which seems to fit the biblical text in a way that, if true, would cause me to read
much of Scripture in a whole
different way, and which would cause me to
view life, and governments, and cities, and politics, and animals, and plants and pretty
much everything in a whole new way also.
I believe that this experience is typical of
much that is going
on today, and this is one of the reasons that in this first part of the present book I seek to give a bird's - eye
view of process thought with continual reference to the many
different areas of human interest.
I enjoyed
viewing this issue from the scope of a business orientated person from a
different industry who was able to have
much success
on this issue.
If you have not been consistent with setting boundaries in the past, and if you and your husband have
different views on this, it will be
much harder to regain that ground.
ALBANY — Green groups and business interests don't agree
on much, but both
view Gov. Andrew Cuomo's recent decisions
on natural gas infrastructure like pipelines as inconsistent and problematic, albeit for
different reasons.
I saw a documentary
on I think it was NetFlix called «Fresh» where they floated an idea that Alzheimer's was a kind of diabetes of the brain, and that a lot of diseases could be
viewed as the effects of too
much sugar
on different organs.
In the mid to late 1970s, however, a man came into the bodybuilding world with a
different view and went
on to have
much success.
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on the Porch, Coastal Charm, Brepurposed, Burlap and Babies, I Should Be Mopping the Floor, My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia, Cozy Little House, Setting For Four, Happy House and Home, Love Grows Wild, Beyond The Picket Fence, The Simple Life Of A Firewife, A Night Owl, A Pinch Of Joy, Keeping It Simple, Huckleberry Love, A Stroll Thru Life, Just A Girl And Her Blog, Home Stories A to Z, Tiny Sidekick, Tip Junkie, The Sits Girls, House On The Way, Hope Studios, Savvy Southern Style, The Turquoise Home, The Real Housewives of Riverton, Someday Crafts, Crafty Allie, Cherished Bliss, Snap Creativity, The Blissful Bee, Family Home and Life, The Thrifty Home, Made In A Day, Seven Alive, Live Laugh Rowe, Liz Marie Blog, City Farmhouse, Sweet Haute, Chic California, The Pin Junkie, A Delightsome Life, Craftberry Bush, Joy In Our Home, Glitter Glue and Paint, A Glimpse Inside, Too Much Time On My Hands, Posed Perfection, The Pin Junkie, From My Front Porch To Yours, Table + Hearth, All That's Jas, The Shabby Nest, My Romantic Home, French Country Cottage, The Girl Creative, The 36th Avenue, Lolly Jane, I'm Not A Trophy Wife, The Charm of Home, I Heart Naptime, The Cottage Market, Six Sisters Stuff, Be Different Act Normal, Reasons To Skip The Housework, Funky Junk, It's Overflowing, A Little Clairification, The Girl Creative, Reasons To Skip The Housework, Thoughts From Alice, View From The Fridge, Under The Table, Delineate Your Dwelling, The DIY Showo
on the Porch, Coastal Charm, Brepurposed, Burlap and Babies, I Should Be Mopping the Floor, My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia, Cozy Little House, Setting For Four, Happy House and Home, Love Grows Wild, Beyond The Picket Fence, The Simple Life Of A Firewife, A Night Owl, A Pinch Of Joy, Keeping It Simple, Huckleberry Love, A Stroll Thru Life, Just A Girl And Her Blog, Home Stories A to Z, Tiny Sidekick, Tip Junkie, The Sits Girls, House
On The Way, Hope Studios, Savvy Southern Style, The Turquoise Home, The Real Housewives of Riverton, Someday Crafts, Crafty Allie, Cherished Bliss, Snap Creativity, The Blissful Bee, Family Home and Life, The Thrifty Home, Made In A Day, Seven Alive, Live Laugh Rowe, Liz Marie Blog, City Farmhouse, Sweet Haute, Chic California, The Pin Junkie, A Delightsome Life, Craftberry Bush, Joy In Our Home, Glitter Glue and Paint, A Glimpse Inside, Too Much Time On My Hands, Posed Perfection, The Pin Junkie, From My Front Porch To Yours, Table + Hearth, All That's Jas, The Shabby Nest, My Romantic Home, French Country Cottage, The Girl Creative, The 36th Avenue, Lolly Jane, I'm Not A Trophy Wife, The Charm of Home, I Heart Naptime, The Cottage Market, Six Sisters Stuff, Be Different Act Normal, Reasons To Skip The Housework, Funky Junk, It's Overflowing, A Little Clairification, The Girl Creative, Reasons To Skip The Housework, Thoughts From Alice, View From The Fridge, Under The Table, Delineate Your Dwelling, The DIY Showo
On The Way, Hope Studios, Savvy Southern Style, The Turquoise Home, The Real Housewives of Riverton, Someday Crafts, Crafty Allie, Cherished Bliss, Snap Creativity, The Blissful Bee, Family Home and Life, The Thrifty Home, Made In A Day, Seven Alive, Live Laugh Rowe, Liz Marie Blog, City Farmhouse, Sweet Haute, Chic California, The Pin Junkie, A Delightsome Life, Craftberry Bush, Joy In Our Home, Glitter Glue and Paint, A Glimpse Inside, Too
Much Time
On My Hands, Posed Perfection, The Pin Junkie, From My Front Porch To Yours, Table + Hearth, All That's Jas, The Shabby Nest, My Romantic Home, French Country Cottage, The Girl Creative, The 36th Avenue, Lolly Jane, I'm Not A Trophy Wife, The Charm of Home, I Heart Naptime, The Cottage Market, Six Sisters Stuff, Be Different Act Normal, Reasons To Skip The Housework, Funky Junk, It's Overflowing, A Little Clairification, The Girl Creative, Reasons To Skip The Housework, Thoughts From Alice, View From The Fridge, Under The Table, Delineate Your Dwelling, The DIY Showo
On My Hands, Posed Perfection, The Pin Junkie, From My Front Porch To Yours, Table + Hearth, All That's Jas, The Shabby Nest, My Romantic Home, French Country Cottage, The Girl Creative, The 36th Avenue, Lolly Jane, I'm Not A Trophy Wife, The Charm of Home, I Heart Naptime, The Cottage Market, Six Sisters Stuff, Be
Different Act Normal, Reasons To Skip The Housework, Funky Junk, It's Overflowing, A Little Clairification, The Girl Creative, Reasons To Skip The Housework, Thoughts From Alice,
View From The Fridge, Under The Table, Delineate Your Dwelling, The DIY Showoff
With his
different point of
view on the story, he said he didn't think too
much about Ivory's version because the format is
different.
But even without that clarification, we still get the vibe that this could be a pretty big Oscar contender that is
much different than The Artist from 2011 as it focuses
on the war from the point - of -
view of children as victims stuck in the middle of the danger.
Like
much of Hong Sang - soo's work, this film plays with time, doubling back
on itself like a Mobius strip to give us the entire story from a
different point of
view.
The measure of a film like this comes through how
much we can identify with the main character, and though her nonconformist
views on life and love are radically
different than what most would opt for themselves, she makes a certain sense in this uncertain world.
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Obviously you sit
much higher and the
view out is rather
different, but the driving position is spot
on for your surroundings, and the major controls have the same well - judged weighting.
Thanks to Gary at
View from the Wing for pointing out in the comments that this deal is targeted — but be sure to check your email because both Ben and I were targeted
on each of our accounts and have
much different spending and stay habits at Starwood.
Bosses are fought in an entirely
different manner, taking
on a sort of side -
on view much like Street Fighter of all things.
If it's one thing we pride ourselves
on, other than trying to provide as
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As their calling is
much different than that of the artist, Smith and Saltz will touch
on their individual paths to criticism, the day - to - day routine, and how they
view their roles and responsibilities.
Although a vast majority of exhibitions of art made in the 1980s zeroes - in
on the return to figuration or the new rise of painting, Brand New: Art and Commodity in the 1980s goes down a
different rout by introducing an alternative
view, one with
much greater complexity.
While the art now
on view in his exhibition Made by Whites for Whites at Jack Shainman Gallery's 20th Street space (more work by Cave also fills the gallery's 24th Street space) uses a similar selection of found materials, it does so to a
much different end.
The smiling Chinese figure in Piggyback (Chinese Down) belongs to a repertoire of characters that Muñoz created including the dwarf, ballerina and ventriloquist dummy, all of whom appear to us as both familiar and strange: «There is something about their appearance that makes them
different, and this difference in effect excludes the spectator from the room they are occupying... The spectator becomes very
much like the object to be looked at, and perhaps the viewer has become the one who is
on view».
When the anointed leaders of the AGW (Climate Change)
view will not attend events where they've been invited to debate the scientific issues I place them
on a
much different pedestal than the one they have adopted for themselves.
The discrepancy between the estimates of the value of climate damage stem from radically
different views on how
much weight the people of the present should give to damages caused by the climate in the distant future.
«I would have a
different view on worrying about whether you're paid as
much as the CFO or CEO.
Moreover, many of the misdeeds have been traditionally looked at as «victimless» crimes, a flawed concept but one not
much different from societal
view on speeding or marijuana use.
In Sztorc's
view, the security model for drivechains is not
much different than that of the main Bitcoin blockchain because the funds
on the drivechain are held in escrow by bitcoin miners.
Viewed from the back, it's pure minimalism, things aren't
much different on the other side.
In her
view, selling yourself
on paper isn't
much different than first impressions in the flesh.
«Now I feel that the children are so
much more settled and I feel more settled in my role here because you're taking
on that
different point of
view.»
-LSB-...] It was so
much fun hanging with these bloggers and watching them work their magic
on site, and, then create completely
different points of
view, original content for each of their blogs.