Sentences with phrase «of meeting in real life»

The app attempts to replicate the experience of meeting in real life to make online dating feel a little less distant and digital

«Secondly, with current dating apps relying on compatibility matches and user profiles, as opposed to the simple desire to do the same things, people are finding themselves waiting tirelessly for responses and wasting time on people who have no intention of meeting in real life.»

Also some people say that it's harmful because when we find people in the Internet we lose our skills of meeting in real life.

If you are far away, you definitely going to discuss your life and personalities first before thinking of meeting in real life.

Although I have yet to have the honor of meeting you in real life, I feel like I can hear your voice in your writing.

And when we give our imaginations over to the stories of imaginary characters, especially ones who are seemingly unlike anyone we would ever dream of meeting in real life, we engage in a similar process.

Still, we know that thousands of people login daily to online dating sites and talk, and many of them meet in real life and establish genuine relationships.

Not exact matches

Fine, except you've probably emailed plenty of people you've never met in real life, or had to communicate with only once or twice.

annual meeting extravaganza commences in Omaha — where Buffett tells me he is expecting some 32,000 or real - live followers — he is getting lots of lift from famous friends with established Twitter followings.

These instant notifications can use the phone's GPS as well, meaning you're occasionally notified that someone nearby is interested in meeting you right now — it's almost like real life, without the risk of face - to - face rejection.

While the Queen has invited Trump to the UK on a state visit, but the two heads of state have never met in real life.

Ankur Jain is the co-founder and CEO of Humin, a mobile app that helps people meet up in real life, which he sold to Tinder in March 2016.

These services help you locate where your friends and contacts are at any given moment — perfect for a conference of networking - enthusiasts who all want to connect with the people they know, and the people they only know virtually and want to meet in real life.

I ate up studies (from Facebook and others) that argued the site actually encouraged a certain kind of information diversity, because your Facebook friends are likely drawn from a wider group of people (the guy you went to middle school with, your mom's neighbor, that rando you met that weekend at the beach) than the people you discuss news with in real life.

This latest research brief from Aberdeen Group explores the concept of «mobile deal management,» the real - life scenario played out in thousands of live sales meetings every day.

The ensuing boom endowed the middle class in the United States and other countries, but was debt financed, first for home ownership and commercial real estate, then by consumer credit to purchase of automobiles and appliances, and finally by credit - card debt just to meet living expenses.

Our new office in Kitchener ensures that all your real estate needs can be met no matter which part of the Guelph, Kitchener / Waterloo or Cambridge area you live in.

The sermon, then, will dance along that elusive intersection between the truth of God, the startling news of God's ravishing presence, and the real life in which God was clothed, the mundane places where either we meet God or we don't.

You probably won't be seeing much of each other in real life, but it's worth taking the time for you two to meet.

And then yesterday, months, years, a lifetime, and today, into this new life without fear, I found myself in a room full of women, women I had never met in real life, and I loved them, right to Oklahoma and California and Maryland and between.

There's a lot more to This Is Us than meets the eye — the characters are going through real - life problems and dealing with them in ways that so many of us do.

«With the crisis that we're all living through today, we've met those who, in times of hardship, think they can not afford dinner,» says owner Donella Faggioli, «but we counter that by offering the option to pay in goods instead of real money.»

The real opposition for Buber is not between philosophy and religion, as it at first appears to be, but between that philosophy which sees the absolute in universals and hence removes reality into the systematic and the abstract and that which means the bond of the absolute with the particular and hence points man back to the reality of the lived concrete — to the immediacy of real meeting with the beings over against one.

Each of these gates leads into the presence of the Word, but when the full meeting takes place they «are united in one gateway of real life.»

The real conflict for Buber is not between philosophy and religion, but between that philosophy which sees the absolute in universals and hence removes reality into the systematic and the abstract and that which means the bond of the absolute with the particular and hence points man back to the reality of the lived concrete — to the immediacy of real meeting with the beings over against one.

It also prevents us from making real our relationship to God, for the meeting with God takes place in the «lived concrete,» and lived concreteness exists only in so far as the moment retains its true dialogical character of presentness and uniqueness.

A false security prevents us from making real our relationship to God, for the meeting with God takes place in the «lived concrete,» and lived concreteness exists only in so far as the moment retains its true dialogical character of presentness and uniqueness.

Yes to meeting in real life the complex people of Haiti I've only ever known through a newspaper or a tv or a computer, and yes to seeing with my own eyes the community development work, and yes to everything that God has for us all together in each other.

In his autobiography, Fosdick describes the focus of effective preaching: «Every sermon should have for its main business the head - on constructive meeting of some problem which was puzzling minds, burdening consciences, distracting lives, and no sermon which so met a real human difficulty, with light to throw on it and help to win a victory over it, could possibly be futile.»

I've tasted what we all want and need, and I suspect the only way we are going to arrive at a place of contentment, unity, one - another - ness that truly satisfies and meets real needs in real daily lives, is to completely cut our moorings with traditions (that are frankly boring, repetitive and spirit numbing to many).

One need only open their eyes (or more radically, read their Bible) to see women all around us who do not meet these narrow and misleading definitions of «real» or true» and yet live and move and have their being in their full womanhood, affirmed as daughters of the King.

I think they think meeting someone's needs is to rope you into their programmes and projects, but actually what that does is blind people to the real needs in peoples» lives and blocks people from forming real relationships, on the basis of who they are, in these organisations.

I congratulate those who arranged these meetings upon their including a real expert on the philosopher whose writings were one of the big things in my life.

Moreover, from the Whiteheadian point of view one has to recognize that the evolving events — actual animals and plants as we meet them in real life — are influenced by environmental factors as well as genetic.

In my travels, as I've met so many of you face - to - face, I've come to see that «real life» and «online life» should not be regarded as separate spheres, but as connected.

Hopefully we'll get to actually meet in real life one of these days so I can give you a big hug!

Pretty soon it will be people who actually met in * real * life that will feel weird, the rest of us onliners will look at them askance, «what do you mean you met at a party?????? At a wedding?

Clem and I actually know each other in real life (we met through following each other's blogs) so it's especially nice to see and share her latest work, «The Vegan Cookie Fairy's Little Book of Chocolate».

Within FLUID, there are three subsidiaries — FLUID Live X, FLUID Creative and 4 Corners Spirits Company — each of which has different areas of expertise but collaborates with the others to meet clients» needs and deliver solutions that work in the real world.

I first met Krystal «in real life» at last years Foodbuzz festival and she has quickly become one of my favorite people (and a fellow SoCal girl!).

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If you've ever met someone you've first come across online, you'll know the exact feeling I had when first spotting her behind a cooking station — almost like she's a celebrity, and that strange pairing of their face from photos and videos you've seen, to how they are in real life.

I was thrilled to see some familiar faces like Tall Tara and Crazy Blogging Canuck (Amber)(both whom I met at the Rocky Mountain Blogger Bash back in August of last year), and was glad to put a real live face to a name for peeps like Eat Play Love (Denise), The Casual Perfectionist (JoAnn), Gwen Bell (the organizer of the event), Weebles Wobblog (Lori), and This Mama Cooks (Anne - Marie).

It was a lovely group of moms (it's always so thrilling for me to meet members of this community in real life!)

I've met her a couple of times now and she is as lovely in real life as she is «in writing» — & her daughter's a sweetheart too!

So much has happened since then... We've become a strong community of like - minded parents sharing tips and info on what has worked for us as we raise bilingual children, we wrote our first book Bilingual is Better and we met many other wonderful people in the same journey both online and in real life.

Many of the mothers who've met on our site and live near each other have gone on to form groups in the «real world.»

Even better — we eventually met in person and I became real - life friends with two of the best people I know.

Britney Spears, your math teacher and President Bush — maybe they'll never meet in real life, but during lunch time, all three can be the topic of conversation.

One of these days, we'll meet in real life and not just on a G + hangout, Alexa!