Sentences with phrase «quirks as»

But it was also rendering our quirks as adorable abstractions and robbing us of small daily opportunities to identify differences and head off or resolve conflict.

Here are several New York based executive search firms: Kramer Executive Search This is an executive search firm specializing within the finance sector that wants to know your quirks as well as your enthusiasm and your personality as well as your professionalism.

I ran into a few quirks as well.

You were either drawn into the games crazy world and saw its quirks as endearing or you couldn't stand its presentation and control issues and vehemently hated it.

The NFL star was tackled with love from the big four - leggeds, receiving endless kisses and hugs from each and every dog, and many of the dogs even showed him some of their tricks and quirks as their playful personalities emerged more and more.

You may experience some cute, though irritating quirks as you try to develop a relationship with your Shih Tzu.

Quentin Tarantino's eighth film might also be his most Tarantino film, the one that takes all his quirks as a filmmaker and compresses them into their purest form.

The show has a lot of fun with its protagonist's weaknesses and, at first, Cumberbatch exercises his fussy Sherlock sensibilities to excellent effect, playing Patrick's quirks as simultaneously irrefutable and ridiculous.

The problem arises when the movie uses quirks as a crutch instead of building up this fantastic new world around its inhabitants.

I'm looking for someone who will nurture the person I'm working to be, enjoy my quirks as well be stimulating intellectually and physically.

Before you jump into foreign dating, make sure you understand that you'll need to adapt to your partner's quirks as she will also adapt to yours.

It was not until I spent time in France that I really understood to appreciate quirks as beautiful.

I have a few quirks as a yoga teacher.

Since this dress is so feminine and dainty, I recommend wearing accessories and shoes that have a bit of edge or quirk as a contrast.

The first trailer for Todd Solondz's Wiener - Dog puts the emphasis on quirk as it cuts between the lives of Danny DeVito, Greta Gerwig, Ellen Burstyn, Julie Delpy, Zosia Mamet, Kiernan Culkin, Tracy Letts, and the one wiener - dog who connects...

Only as the film comes to an end does the film wobble into the more vexing areas of quirk as the family sing a folk cover of «Sweet Child «o Mine,» but this is not a dampener.

All Might's power or Quirk as the series likes to call it is called «One For All» which give him immense strength, speed, and durability.

Not exact matches

And, of course, they have blue feet, which he described as adding «a little bit of flair, a little bit of quirk.»

While the most brilliant business minds on Earth often possess strange quirks, a glimpse into the intergalactic future as envisioned by Elon Musk paints a rather harrowing — and thought - provoking — picture.

When, by a quirk of history, France installed Maximilian I as emperor of Mexico in 1867, Maximilian's three years of clumsy rule ended here — you can still see where he was executed.

Social media has only increased our mania for revealing ourselves — quirks and all — in personal as well as professional settings.

But what's really amazing is that this is no quirk, as a number of Jollibee's ads have gone viral, with millions upon millions of views and many thousands of shares.

One important quirk is our observed bias toward immediate gain over long - term benefits, known as «discounting.»

The type of functionality you present can be at a high level, such as deciding what features to offer your users or how to incorporate those features in a basic design, or at a more specific level, such as coming up with Easter eggs and quirks that your users can find by exploring your app.

As Scott Clark and Peter DeVries have noted, this promise has the odd quirk of being unverifiable until after the next election.

Another one of Trump's quirks is that he's quick to anger and holds grudges deeply — after one reporter described him as a «short fingered vulgarian,» he would periodically send the reporter photos with his hands circled in gold Sharpie for years afterward.

There are currently four major income - driven repayment plans, each with their own unique programmatic requirements and quirks: there's Income - Contingent Repayment (ICR), Income - Based Repayment (IBR), Pay As You Earn (PAYE), and Revised Pay As You Earn (REPAYE).

The S&P 500 was up over 300 points from the February and March lows largely in anticipation of «earnings season» but in the past two weeks, both the S&P and the NASDAQ have been hobbled by a «sell the news» behavioral quirk, which, for me, is a sure - fire signal that bigger investors are viewing Q1 / 2018 as the peak for the business cycle.

In an article about his faith, he wrote: «In order to answer this question once and for all: although there is no football God, I believe that there is a God who loves us humans, just as we are, with all our quirks, and that's why I think he also loves football!

The whole idea of spiritual beings needs to be abandoned as a quirk of history.

Evil is explained away as a temporary disorder of personality or a quirk in the political system.

As someone who has taken more than 25,000 calls from his listeners (more than 7 million tune in on a weekly basis) the stories and quirks that make us human are also a source of endless fascination for the radio host.

Like its predecessors, his new book is layered with statistical quirks and story twists, as the author crafts a compelling and ambitious argument designed to challenge and even change the reader's view of the world.

As they are — quirks and all.

As reasonable as all this may sound, his parents» mistakes, his primitive background, and psychological quirks so not constitute a sufficient explanatioAs reasonable as all this may sound, his parents» mistakes, his primitive background, and psychological quirks so not constitute a sufficient explanatioas all this may sound, his parents» mistakes, his primitive background, and psychological quirks so not constitute a sufficient explanation.

One by one, the quirks that make us unique as individual persons, quirks present in the written word, are being sublimated in an age where gifs and emoji are taking the place of real thought.

It is a sign that I'm not quite so picky and neurotic as I was as a child although I still have my quirks.

Some of my favorite podcasts: The Vinyl Cafe, As It Happens, Quirks & Quarks.

I keep coming back just as much for the entertaining in - depth analyses of many parisian / french quirks (being myself French, and having lived in Paris for a few years before moving to Belgium, I enjoy seeing them from another perspective!)

I used a sheep's milk feta that is salty, and I wish I had thought to rinse the brine off of the cheese before tossing it in - I will do that next time, as despite the above mentioned quirks, these muffins are still great when used to scoop up pumpkin ginger soup.

An interesting quirk in the notes to the accounts is that Fonterra re-classified some of its UHT milk (presumably from Waitoa) as ingredients.

The 2018 MLB schedule was released today, and besides the fact that there is only one Opening Day for all teams this year, there are a few other interesting quirks to the schedule as well.

As championships go Super GT has some unusual quirks, and this race was no different.

Akabane, who cites driving, bunkers and putting as strong suits in her game, has a bit of quirk: she is a left - hander in every way, except she plays golf right - handed.

This has led to some statistical quirks which aren't always included in some F1 stats, such as 1952 Indy 500 winner Troy Ruttman being credited as the youngest F1 winner until Fernando Alonso (instead of Bruce McLaren).

Johnny Miller, or «Johnny» as he's simply known all week, certainly has his quirks, cliches, and terms of art that no one else uses.

It is a quirk of fate that Man United's captain that season was aspiring author Steve Bruce, a Geordie born and bred and therefore naturally a boyhood Newcastle fan — as was the one individual often cited as having inflicted the most damage on the club's title bid, Blackburn's Graham Fenton.

Following a disappointing return in more ways than one in the Champions League group stage, it was back to the Premier League for United and fittingly as these strange quirks of fate have a way of working out it was a match against Luke Shaw's old team Southampton.

In what some might refer to as a quirk of the fixture list, this opening match was a repeat of that which ended...

To recap: a quirk in prior regulations allowed schools to count pizza as a school meal vegetable serving due to the nutritional content of the tomato paste.