Sentences with phrase «none of these items really»
I actually agree with you about the shirt, but it looks like the pants are going to win Now, that doesn't necessarily mean I will actually WEAR whatever outfits I put together (none of these items really fit with my Saturday plans of volunteering for the Illinois Marathon) but let's pretend otherwise
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None of my external circumstances have really changed - The items I was frantically ticking off my to - do list were replaced with just as urgent tasks.
But what she is really trying to say, as translated in a side interview with Jordyn, is that none of her shiny, new, expensive items are really making her happy.
however, none of them are what I would call «cheap» except the bookmarks, and then really only if you get them without tassels... I wanted to order pens but even the cheapest ones were too expensive, same with several of the other items that I looked into...
None of them are really used in combat anymore - it's all about the sword now - but the amount of fidelity and new ways to use items brought by them is pretty interesting, even if some of them don't come into play too much (the whip steals a key off of an enemy at one point.
Although none of that sounds particularly unique or exciting, the realistic feel to the setting and the items you use on your adventure really help Zombi to feel much more like a believable zombie adventure than many of the others we've seen over the years, and with permadeath present, exploration necessary and save points scarce, this is one zombie adventure that brings enough tension to keep you on edge, without ever delving into the realms of predictability.
The finding that none of the respondents reported improvement in mindful attention and awareness might be explained by the fact that the MAAS was designed to assess one's general tendency to be mindful over time, or what might be referred to as «trait» mindfulness (an example item is: «I rush through activities without being really attentive to them»)(Schmertz et al. 2008).