Sentences with phrase «of meaningful story»

This is precisely the kind of meaningful story you'd want to share with people, including customers who may worry about the security of their data, investors looking to dump the stock, or regulators investigating this mess and potentially devising ways to regulate Facebook.

The New Order is the newest clause in the running argument that first - person shooters can no longer lean on the excuse, «It's just a first person shooter» to justify the absence of meaningful story.

To make up for a lack of meaningful story, he has a never - ending parade of cameos by actors and other celebrities.

May it be portrayed as the unfolding of a meaningful story in which we each play a significant part?

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Two essential elements of any presentation: Put your audience first and tell your story in a meaningful progression, a logical flow.

Jules Taggart, founder of amp & pivot, shows entrepreneurs how to say goodbye to boring branding and tell a more meaningful story.

He says, «Nobody cries at the end of a movie about a guy who wants a Volvo [and achieves it]... But we spend years actually living those stories, and expect our lives to be meaningful.»

When you are 80 years old, and in a quiet moment of reflection narrating for only yourself the most personal version of your life story, the telling that will be most compact and meaningful will be the series of choices you have made.

While the stories of each of the holidays are dissimilar, we still can find a meaningful and common bridge between Judaism and Christianity — religions which when their ideals are realized, both speak to the betterment of mankind and the improvement of this world we share.

Despite their insistence on a tragic end to this story, we really haven't seen a meaningful level of economic slowdown from recent data releases, especially those in the labor and housing markets.

To us, the story of 2018 is shaping up to be the renewed ability to get meaningful income into portfolios, without having to stretch to take risk.

Stone reminds us that violence is not always, absolutely evil, concluding that «the transformation of the motive» toward an increasingly virtuous object reframes the story, making the violence more «meaningful, if not fully justified.»

«What this Catholic story offers to believers of other flavors can be put bluntly: While solid, well - defined theological boundaries can be enforced in ways that stifle productive Christian thinking, sustained, meaningful, doxological Christian thought will not flourish unless such boundaries exist in some form.»

We are not talking here about meaningful banality, but about the linguisticality of the world, a world overwritten with letters, refrains, myths, parables, poems, dramas, films, stories» the «linguistic event» that connects us with Being.

Featuring new stories from Ann's blog, powerful excerpts from the New York Times bestseller The Broken Way, and Ann's signature photography from her farm and family, this gorgeous book will be a profoundly meaningful and needed gift — not only to your own weary soul, but any loved one looking for the relief of a bit of beauty and abundant joy.

The modern individual has too often subjugated the spontaneous to the orderly, the possible to the necessary, the enthusiastic to the reasonable, the wonderful to the regular.9 In yet another description, Keen identifies our current «dis - ease» as our inability to view life as a «story,» to integrate past, present, and future into a meaningful whole.10 The metaphysical myths of our tradition no longer confer identity upon us today.

Jacquie, your story is familiar... And I agree with Douglas — living with gratitude and empathy for others can be, itself, an act of worship — for those who believe in a literal god, I think that is a much more meaningful way to honor the divine than a once a week meeting or other activities commonly referred to as worship.

What is there in Keen's analysis which makes his play - therapy theology - particularly given his acceptance of the death of God (i.e., his rejection of the Christian story as rendering life ultimately meaningful)?

Both early Christian apocalyptic and Zealot apocalyptic drew on the openness of this form of world - vision to the new, to make possible a meaningful participation of the believer in the «big story» to which he found that he was contributing as it moved forward to its end.

Some attention to the story form in apocalyptic can show us some of the reasons why the narrative form is in trouble, while process theology has some fundamentally useful hints about how we may re-imagine the story, or grasp a new narrative vision of the world, which will enable us to set the new into a meaningful framework and respond to it with hope.

But from the perspective of revelation, cosmic evolution is the story of a self - humbling God's entering ever more intimately into the universe and drawing it toward a meaningful fulfillment.

A church which has been over-existentialized for a quarter of a century now, which dotes on «sharing» and «personal growth,» often to the exclusion of any meaningful sense of the corporate, will need to be reminded that such a dimension exists, and that if we do not tell the story of the Confessing Church and the Uganda martyrs, of Selma and Vietnam, we are telling a truncated version.

I think that a bible with only stories of what Jesus actually said and did, with a big foreword saying «here is the stuff that people wrote down, years after he died, about what Jesus said and did... would be a lot more meaningful and accurate than what we have now.

For young people who wonder if they should leave home and their loved ones behind in pursuit of big cities and bigger dreams, Moana tells a touching story about how to deal with that decision in a meaningful way.

But the whole idea behind reminiscing is that it's only fun or meaningful when everyone has actually forgotten the details of a story.

During this time together, reflecting on the ups and downs of the day provides a child with opportunities to develop a capacity to retell a story or events, express feelings about experiences, and share meaningful information with parents.

A small study of midlife single women shows how they come to reject the story that tells them they are deficient and instead live full and meaningful lives.

Each ring sling has a story, each pattern unique and meaningful to the community of babywearers.

I want to tell you a story of how encouraging a breastfeeding mom, even a stranger, can turn into a marvelous, meaningful friendship.

Telling our stories allow us to share the meaningful experiences we have with families, gain new insights, and find inspiration through the work of others.

They tell stories of deep and meaningful connections, and talk about how they felt like they and their baby were «one» when they would breastfeed.

We have heard from sensory coordinators who find that the combination of positive, nurturing touch with the familiar words of stories helps encourage communication and meaningful engagement even among those with the most profound disabilities.

I wish all children could enjoy a preschool program so full of rich stories, games and meaningful time with their parents.

«We are in the business of connecting people and ideas — and matching people with the stories they find most meaningful.

While there is far more to the recovery then shown in these clips, on this block and throughout Rockaway, they show a meaningful part of the story.

She said over the years, her late father's success story had become a template for any government desirous of making meaningful impact in the life of its citizenry, adding that prompt payment of taxes is essential to the development of any State.

John Hishta, a political consultant and former executive director of the National Republican Congressional Campaign Committee, called the leak story «sexy» but said «it's not meaningful to someone in real America.»

Since proposing the Erie County Theft of Valor Law, I have heard from numerous veterans who strongly support this law and shared their personal stories about why such a law is meaningful to them at the public hearing held on Oct. 24.

Willems explores human rights education today in the United States and how, in a time of changing international power dynamics, a comparative approach to complex human rights stories can facilitate meaningful learning.

Seek Out Personal Stories: Some science faculties, such as that of Harvard University, have too few women to make statistical analysis meaningful, but individual interviews can provide important insights, too.

The most tantalizing result of Cohn's study (recently published in Cognitive Psychology) emerged when he showed subjects panels arranged so that they had a narrative arc but didn't add up to a meaningful story.

Among the Alzheimer's patients, the music - cued stories contained a greater number of meaningful words, were more grammatically complex and conveyed more information per number of words.

Thomas O. Baldwin writes about his two - part course at UC Riverside that instructs and inspires young scientists to tell stories that provoke «meaningful exchange of ideas» with the public.

When you come to realize that every product has its own story, shopping becomes much more meaningful than just empty purchases of some flattering shirt or trendy scarf.

It reminded me of the stories some of my students who are tired of floating from one pleasure to the next so that they can make something meaningful of their lives.

This missing chapter in the story of success reveals the secret to doing meaningful work.

These murals are beautiful and it's even more meaningful that they tell the story of the Dusshera festivities.

Let your Trollbeads tell the best or most meaningful stories of your life.

I'd have to toss out most of my clothes and so many of them have such wonderful, meaningful stories.

Most meaningful scripture to marriage - no particular one but I do love the story of Ruth and Boaz 8.