Sentences with phrase «other conversation which»

The listing thing is a whole other conversation which we can get into later on another thread showing sellers that the world in not Flat anymore!

Not exact matches

We haven't joined any organization specifically, but we've been involved in many conversations with Airbnb and other companies about joint efforts to support the peer economy, which we believe can be a powerful engine for sustainable economic development.

I overheard a conversation the other day in which the person in question was offended at hearing the phrase S.O.B..

For me, «playing in my lane» means using my position as PwC's chairman and senior partner to drive conversations about race and diversity, to drive change and ask the hard questions within PwC and the profession in which we compete, and to have the discussion with other CEOs and corporate leaders.

«The reporting persons intend to have conversations with members of the issuer's management to discuss strategic alternatives which may enhance shareholder value, including, among other things, asset sales or potential corporate restructuring.

With a host of other features, including the Kobo Reading Life software which gamifies the reading experience, they seem to be better placed in the e-reader conversation — pending, of course, whatever Amazon unveils later this year.

«Listening to what other people are doing can spark an idea or conversation, and other opportunities can arise as well,» says the CEO of Alpharetta, Ga. - based School Growth, which provides professional development programming for schools and school boards.

Our Corporate Open Innovation program, which enables corporations to have a front row seat to these startups and their innovations, has brought Driscoll's Berries, Trimble, Land O'Lakes, Wells Fargo, Coca Cola, Wilbur Ellis, Verizon, Yamaha, Corteva, and other key leaders to the conversation and the continued development of the ecosystem.

Ezra Klein: But why don't they... If you've had these conversations, if employers were pushing for what we have in every other country, which is a system the government runs and employers aren't part of, we would have had that system a long time ago.

This research shows that team effectiveness is correlated with average social sensitivity, which relates to the ability to read and work with others, as well as more equal conversation turn - taking in the group.

As the deadly shooting at a Parkland, Florida, high school, which killed 17 and injured more than a dozen others, sparks a national conversation around gun control, the White House is pushing Congress to actually pass gun control measures.

The other issue, of course, is the bump stocks conversation, which the White House still — I was in that briefing room, repeatedly pressing Sarah Sanders after the last shooting, after Las Vegas, about whether the president would support this.

Letter to Doctor Benjamin Rush from Thomas Jefferson Washington, April 21, 1803 Dear Sir, — In some of the delightful conversations with you, in the evenings of 1798 - 99, and which served as an anodyne to the afflictions of of the crisis through which our country was then laboring, the Crhistain religion was sometimes our topic; and I the promised you, that one day or other, I would give you my views of it.

However easy it is to demonize and to hate from a distance (I won't provide links, but, trust me, the demonization and the hate was quite evident online), it's a bit harder to do so in the context of a small college, where habits of conversation are encouraged, where people talk the talk (even if — sinners as we all are — we don't always walk the walk) of fairminded openness to the truth, and where Others (not «The Other,» which, as a colleague rightly suggested, is too abstract) are people we encounter day in and day out.

To understand how BioLogos relates to other positions «in play» in our cultural conversation on origins, we have created the following categorical scheme into which most participants can be readily placed.

During the weekly fishing lectures, and in conversations with other members after the meetings, I found myself in awe at all the big fishing terms that people threw around which I did not know.

Fascinating, that the idea of sharing a meal between people of different faiths, getting to know each other, values, reasons for beliefs, the history, the personal stories of why their faith matters... and seeing the conversation of T.V. (which sounds very interesting to me) should provoke such unattractive comments is sad.

And, while we can be glad that we no longer burn each other at the stake over these issues, their conversation was proof that many of the disputes which the Reformation first gave rise to are still a going concern today.

He should be sitting on a chair beside the bed, rather than standing, partly to show that he is not administering medicine but mainly to suggest that the nature of his ministry is through conversation, talking and listening, and other procedures like prayer and reading which also involve verbal means.

Prayer is only a conversation which we have with ourselves and all that it can do, for most of us, is reinforce the many stupid things we believe about ourselves and «others».

That's the beauty of social media: I get to have conversations, which includes listening to others so that I can understand and empathize.

The other part of their prayer is conversation with God in which they really speak their minds.

Behind the scenes — making possible the very situations in which conversation about religion can happen — are massive ecclesiastical bureaucracies, hours and hours of administrative labor, vast fund - raising efforts, complex bookkeeping schemes, training programs, and patronage and other distribution agencies, all of which play their part in maintaining religious realities.

He does what is almost never done in real diplomacy, which is to engage others in a constructive conversation without alienating those who think differently.

A debate in which the thoughts are not expressed in the way in which they existed in the mind but in the speaking are so pointed that they may strike home in the sharpest way, and moreover without the men that are spoken to being regarded in any way present as persons; a conversation characterized by the need neither to communicate something, nor to learn something, nor to innuence someone, nor to come into connexion with someone, but solely by the desire to have one's own self - reliance confirmed by making the impression that is made, or if it has become unsteady to have it strengthened; a friendly chat in which each regards himself as absolute and legitimate and the other as relativized and questionable; a lovers» talk in which both partners alike enjoy their own glorious soul and their precious experience — what an underworld of faceless spectres of dialogue!

[I was in a conversation about this with someone I love just the other day and he noted in frustration, «Just because something's in the Bible doesn't make it biblical»... which kinda left me scratching my head.

Conversation is the primary means by which we humans know others and make ourselves available to be known by them.

I have retraced and reviewed these conversations, and attempted to assess their contribution to our contemporary understanding of process metaphysics, in a number of other works (e.g., The Rehabilitation of Whitehead, «The Compositional History of Whitehead's Writings,» «Outside the Camp: Recent Work in Whitehead's Philosophy»), which help contextualize historically the many contributions Ford has made in over 100 scholarly articles published during the past three decades.

I had a conversation on Facebook Messenger the other day which reveals this attitude pretty well.

The ease with which many disconnect their individual faiths from institutional belonging is revealed in a study of the unchurched in Appalachia: 80 per cent engaged in religious activities every week — activities ranging from prayer to reading, from watching religious television programs to conversations with others or visits to ministers (David H. Smith et al., Participation in Social and Political Activities [Jossey - Bass, 1980], p. 222).

One of my biggest pet peeves is when someone says to me, (usually in response to some statement I've made about the role of women in the church or Christians and politics or some other wildly inappropriate subject for dinner conversation), «well I don't have the luxury of picking and choosing which parts of the Bible I take seriously.»

But when one person starts calling others names, belittling others in the conversation, and making demands of others (all of which you are doing), they may be asked to remain quiet for a while so that others can have a chance to speak.

My prayer is that this will be a turning point in bringing an end to the evangelical «ex gay» movement, which I know from conversations with many of you, and with many other gay friends and their parents, has created a lot of trauma and pain.

Even a face - to - face dialogue gives way to a side - by - side conversation, where scholars of different faiths no longer confront each other but collaborate in jointly confronting the universe, and consider together the problems in which all of them are involved.

[I think you wrote somewhere that you might create a closed Facebook group where people could write more openly about their health issues, which naturally would take a lot of time to set up if you were to try to create a private forum on your own site, so I do realize that some platforms are better for some initiatives / conversations than others are.]

«We also have an innovation wall where people can put up ideas and questions to help inspire innovation within their own minds, read what other people think and start off conversations which will hopefully lead to new innovations.

With today's technology, I don't see why the team can not be supplied with a set of Apple «AirPods» each, in which they could listen to their own selection of music whilst being able to hear any other ambient noise and engage in conversations with one another.

asinine tendency to suddenly interject yourself into the middle of hoops conversations that others are having, in which you mindlessly accuse someone of ridiculous things such as being a Duke «spy» or «troll.»

Bring on articles abt how some partnership would work and others fail... create some interesting articles, which will raise enjoyable conversation (not wenger out, wenger in consersations) and please stop this copy pasting from metro and mirror rumor zone.

Anyway, my point is this: If we acknowledge that McGwire is a borderline Hall of Fame candidate, better than some Hall of Famers but worse than many others, should we simply ignore the fact that his illegal drug use, at a time when most of his peers were probably not using drugs, might well have given him a statistical boost, without which we wouldn't even be having this conversation?

While the true island - lover welcomes the respite from sunshine as an interlude (not without its own special charm) in which to catch up on reading, bridge or conversation, others show signs of cracking up.

Just looking back to conversation and how it began, now realised you suddenly popped in between without knowing what the debate was.The debate was started when a person signified that we do smart tranfers unlike other teams, to which I said getting 4 quality players for 77 odd million is smart and I also wanted to know what smart actually means and thats why I picked old examples.

If someone were to ask me why I'm involved in social media, I would probably say that there are two reasons: One is to connect with other people, which means making friends, learning from others, and having conversations (both meaningful and frivolous).

For example, the other day, we started off on a conversation about my 7 year old's undies, which had a 4 leaf clover printed on them.

For now, here's part of a recent conversation I had with Jessalynn in which she explained why she's such an unabashed open adoption supporter and how she deals with negative comments by other birthmothers.

Avoid getting into conversations about religion, politics, or other subjects, which really aren't relevant unless you're talking to an older child or teen.

It's a new take on an old problem that exists with cordless phones and audio baby monitors, which often allowed people to inadvertently, or intentionally, listen in on other people's conversations, he said.

This is sure to be something different than the others kids on the playground have, which makes it both fun and a conversation starter.

I'm Sunny Gault and I'm leading today's conversation with a few other mammas which you're going to meet in just a second.

Others have noted his deep relationships across the House which are allowing him to forge alliances and make difficult conversations easier.