Sentences with phrase «much more meaningful»

love how you used your own pic to blow up and frame... so much more meaningful (and affordable)... beautiful — all of it!

The text explained the photographs, which made them so much more meaningful.

It's so much more meaningful when your style evolves with you.

I think a meaningful piece of art like this adds so much soul to a space, and is much more meaningful than a cheap painting from Homegoods.

«If access to credit improves, we could see a much more meaningful increase in home sales and broader stabilization in home prices with modest gains in areas with stronger job growth.»

This approach is much more meaningful.

I help couples come to a much more meaningful understanding of how each person is showing up in the relationship so that they can make healthier choices towards a more fulfilling future together.

Sex is such an important part of marriage, and so much more meaningful that the physical acts.

Character strengths and virtues so much more meaningful than work skills and resumes.

For me the qualitative concepts were much more meaningful than the quantitative.

The insights they share with each other is much more meaningful and heartfelt than any lectures they could hear from «experts.»

Your visiting my blog and sharing your nice, encouraging thoughts brightens my day — it makes the writing process so much more meaningful to me when I know it adds value to others, including colleague career coaches and your customers!

The act of donating is much more meaningful when we do it wholeheartedly.

Remember to always personalize your thank you note to the specifics of your interview; a targeted, personalized thank you note is much more meaningful than a generic one.

Face - to - face apologies are much more meaningful, and it is also easier to gauge emotion and acceptance of your amends if you can see the person.

Of course, it's important to highlight the mid-range Nokia 6 is the Finnish outfit's lone smartphone widely (and officially) available stateside, which makes its addition to the Android Oreo beta program today that much more meaningful.

All in all a juvenile life insurance policy with much more meaningful benefits if there was an untimely death, and the real jewel is locking in a child's insurability for adulthood with a meaningful amount of insurance.

Focused networking that develops real relationships will be much more meaningful than a large contact list and put you on a path for success.

But with the advent of the Internet, lawyers know there's much more meaningful information available to look at when selecting a lawyer.

You will create much more meaningful relationships (and have more enjoyable lunches) if you let your personality through.

To me, the number of «Interested Followers» someone has would be much more meaningful than their gross «Followers» number.

It is through this type of reasoning that the approach of posing a null hypothesis and then posing the question of what to do is much more meaningful.

These microscopic organisms partner with the root systems of approximately 95 percent of the plants on Earth, and they sequester carbon in much more meaningful ways than human «carbon offsets» will ever achieve.

To compare amplitudes of two signals is much more meaningful than to compare trends.

After an emotional acknowledgment of how much more meaningful it was to be paid respects in his hometown than it has been in Paris and other places that have already done the same, he castigated Hollywood for not leading the world in film - as - art.

«The international art fairs bring collector, artist, and the art together, which is a much more meaningful experience for all,» says Kris Gebhardt.

(It was a much more meaningful gift than a branded coffee mug.)

We intentionally designed our app so the viewer would see once piece of art at a time (iPad its primarily on your wall, and iPhone its in a card view), so that we could measure engagement in a much more meaningful way than most platforms.

I'd say that Sonic's relationship with players in these games is much more meaningful.

He says if there ever comes a time when you become tired of the city and its complications, you can come back to the farm to live and pursue a much more meaningful and «realer» life.

Whittling away titles from your backlog feels so much more meaningful when you've made a record of their completion, rather than letting the experience fade into the aether of your gaming memories.

Journey has you struggling through the entire game, which makes the end just that much more meaningful.

Without going into spoilers, fairly early in the campaign, the story takes a sharp left and goes from being a hunter vs. the hunted story to something much more meaningful, and this is where the story really begins to shine.

Even though Waluigi appears as an assist trophy in Brawl, including him as a playable character will have a much more meaningful and positive influence on the next Super Smash Bros game.

It will be much more meaningful for all.

This insight takes years to learn, and as much as we try to teach these principles in the personal finance blogosphere, it is much more meaningful coming from a mentor you respect.

IFRS appraisals are much more meaningful for market participants when such appraisals are used for the valuation of companies that are well and comfortably financed.

All this information should make your «retirement salary negotiations» much more meaningful than simply a tug of war between the stingy owner of the portfolio and the retiree who's eager to spend money.

Stepping past the most superficial aspects gives us a much more meaningful understanding.

He decides to make a change, and seek out God in a more direct way, so that his daily life becomes a much more meaningful path of righteousness.

In addition, being able to narrow searches in this manner may improve context and give you much more meaningful results.

The suspension changes are much more meaningful.

While it could be argued it is based around a curriculum (including its range of «academic» GCSEs) that is not necessarily suited to all students at secondary moderns, the fact it takes into account the starting point for students in a school means it marks an extremely welcome step towards a much more meaningful accountability measure.

Technology empowers faculty to implement a variety of pedagogical methods while also helping students engage with content in a much more meaningful and impactful way.

While this study shares the WILL study's weakness of looking at just one school year, it is much more meaningful because it looks at each individual student's progress rather than a group's aggregated proficiency.

Both projects assessed students» understanding of volume and surface of 3 — D solids, but the latter did so in a way that was much more meaningful and memorable.

When these characteristics are addressed through the design of tasks, scoring tools, and grading and reporting practices, assessment plays a much more meaningful role in the learning organization.

And student performance will be a key factor, something schools will measure in a much more meaningful way.

Since formative assessment better reflects actual usage of the competency, they provide much more meaningful outcome data while remaining in context to the student activity.

With Edmentum Exact Path, you can turn to an online summer learning program that's much more meaningful for your students and beneficial for their varying learning abilities.