Sentences with phrase «same conversation about»

Are you tired of having the same conversation about something over and over in your head, with your friends, or spouse, and yet nothing seems to ever change?

(In fairness, I have that same conversation about SFWA.)

«I had the same conversation about the SEC and the ACC.»

Social movements» lack of intersectionality isn't new — racism is threaded throughout history, and less than a year ago, we were having these same conversations about the Women's March.

Reading between the lines, it sounds as if Snyder and screenwriters Chris Terrio and Geoff Johns have likely had the exact same conversations about Batman fighting Superman that many of us have had with our own friends.

Too often we end up having the same conversations about equity in education.

Not exact matches

If my bosses had these conversations in front of my face, who was to say they didn't say the same things about me when I wasn't around?

What's different about Twitter's feature is that it will also be able to suggest other pictures for you to alter to encourage users to «participate in trending conversations and breaking news» and even show you «how other users from around the world have edited the same photo.»

At about the same time, Pence learned that the Justice Department had warned the White House last month regarding Flynn's conversations with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak.

I remember the conversations about their investment approaches and heard their disdain when I invoked the words Regulation FD or Fair Disclosure, which requires issuers to provide the same information (if it's material) to all investors at the same time.

Wald recommends using the same diligence you would in pursuing an overdue bill: Call proactively, record the conversation, and exact a commitment from whomever you talk to about when you can expect to receive your P.O..

«I set up this company because I didn't want to see my nieces, who at the time were between 14 and 22, having the same conversations in their 40s about how much money they had left on the table that so many of my friends were having.»

And one reason the conversation has become so toxic is because we've become convinced that the only thing we have in common is the biblical debate about same - sex relations.

Have you ever been in a conversation in which it seemed that you and another person were not talking about the same thing even though you were arguing about it strenuously?

I think the conversation between traditional Christian groups and the gay community is much wider than the narrow debate about the biblical view of same - sex relations.

This speaks volumes about some of the underlying assumptions regarding men, women, sex, and power that are at work in this whole conversation... especially considering the fact that men have written humorous accounts using the words «penis» and «testicles» for the same market.

He said that whenever someone begins a conversation with him by saying that economics does not work in his country in the same way, he knows that the speaker is about to say something dumb.

I have lots of conversations with Christians young and old who, from different starting points, all want to talk about the same problem: their struggle with the text of the Bible.

While we could certainly digress into an eschatological conversation about exactly what Jesus means when he talks about throwing evildoers into the fire, the instructive call of this parable remains the same: to let God do the farming.

Then we have the exact same conversation we had about the English translations, but this time about Greek texts.

I've had the same conversation in three different churches about kids eating pizza in the parlor.

Focus on the Family said that the Day of Dialogue «will boast a new name while maintaining the same goal it's had since its 2005 inception: encouraging honest and respectful conversation among students about God's design for sexuality,» in a press release that is scheduled to go out Thursday.

A couple of weeks ago, I engaged in an interesting conversation on Twitter with my friend Ben Moberg and several others about Christian leaders who hold their cards close when it comes to their positions on same - sex relationships and LGBT people.

Most people don't actually want to talk about Jesus, they either want to throw Jesus into every conversation as if that somehow is the same thing or gripe about those who claim to follow him.

I've heard or read varying degrees of that same attitude when it comes to some of the conversations about «biblical» womanhood as people heap guilt on mothers or fathers for everything from choosing public school education to relying on babysitters or daycare, from Sunday School to family structures.

Presumably, the same defense covers Trump's conversations with Howard Stern about threesomes, anal sex, and his own daughter's derriere.

My answer is always the same: I wanted to start a conversation — about faith, about womanhood, about how those of us who love and esteem the Bible are to interpret and apply it to our lives.

I can understand what you mean by the term you use and at the same time can have a different definition for that term and we can still hold a conversation about the thing in question.

It is billed as «A pastoral conversation about same - sex attraction.»

«Is the Minister aware that the recent guidelines of the House of Bishops state clearly that those who enter a same - sex marriage, together with children in their care, should be welcomed into the life of worshiping communities, and also that the Church of England is about to begin a two - year process of structured conversations to explore the changing attitudes to human sexuality and their implications for the life of the church and its disciplines?»

It is difficult to have resonable conversations if we aren't talking about the same things.

Representatives from the same group of privileged people who dominated conversations in the 20th century continue to dominate the conversations about current issues such as modesty culture, immigration reform, relevancy in culturally - diverse America, gender issues, and more.

It's not the same at all and I probably won't be back in Haiti any time soon (although I'd love to go back — if just for a cold Prestige beer and a chance to finish about seventeen conversations).

The post has been a long time coming, but as I've been in conversation with my gay, lesbian, and bisexual friends (both those who support same - sex relationships and those who hold the more traditional view), as well as those Christian brothers and sisters with whom I respectfully disagree, I've come to believe it's important to not only be upfront about where I stand but also to explain how I got there.

I have been having the same conversation in my head about coconut oil and regular lotions — it was as if I was reading my own thoughts!

Turns out she makes green pozole not red pozole which I knew because I wrote about it on this very blog and have had this very same conversation with her before (she for sure, by now, thinks I'm nuts).

According to a series of articles from the Metropolitan News - Enterprise and conversation with the great - great grandson bearing the same name of Maunsel White; The New Orleans Daily Delta published an article about Colonel White's new enterprise on January 26, 1850:

Pre-conferencing: We will have a conversation before you start writing so we're literally on the same page about your approach to your story.

Not quite spicy, not quite sweet, ginger has a truly distinctive flavor that plays the same role as your wacky college friend: It livens up every party it goes to, but can also make every conversation about itself.

that's still not the same as Triple - A, once he's back there and producing he can join the conversation about being called up again.

Curses are pacifiers for shitty performing teams that have national appeal, and almost every conversation I've had with strangers about the Falcons — my favorite team in any sport for my entire life — inevitably arrives at the same question, even after I explain I'm from Georgia: Why the Falcons?

You don't move mountains on forums, but at the same time is it so hard to have a conversation and exchange of views about a common interest with people who can do better than bury their heads in the sand and blame luck, karma, star sign alignment?

At the same time, I am acutely aware that my personal emotional journey certainly can not be where the conversation about adoption ends, because that conversation has implications that go far beyond each individual adoptee's exploration of identity.

My husband is 36 & I've had the same conversation with him for 4 years straight about my need for sex.

Because if we want to get everyone on the same page about consent, that conversation needs to start young.

So obviously the standard conversation needs to be tweaked a little bit when you're talking about it with same sex parents.

I am on Facebook and twitter right now, I'm going to be posting some of the same questions we're going to be talking about here in the studio so it's a great way for you guys to be part of the conversation, and part of each of our episodes.

And in the past few days I've had no fewer than two real - life and three online conversations about this same phenomenon: Children Who Choose Their Own Lunches But Don't Eat Them.

I had the same conversation with my husband about a king sized bed but now he loves it.

I had a similar conversation with someone on a group recently, and after about ten minutes, we realized that we were saying the exact same thing.