Sentences with phrase «same familiar people»

Otherwise, if your dog is confined to your house and only meets the same familiar people over and over, he will desocialize surprisingly quickly and soon grow to be wary and fearful of strangers, especially children and men.

Not exact matches

Still, these three factors may not reduce travel much overall, with 65 % of the respondents predicting that people in their organization, and other organizations they are familiar with, would fly about the same amount as last year.

At the same time, users have also warmed up to the idea: a recent survey found that 40 % of people familiar with the digital currency would be open to using it in everyday transactions.

«Laurene and Ted share the same commitment to a double bottom line, that the best companies are those that do good in their communities,» according to one of the people familiar with the deal.

Morgan Stanley, for instance, reached out to almost all Spotify shareholders over the last month or so to gauge their interest in selling stock, according to people familiar with the process, and more recently began the same conversations with institutions interested in buying Spotify shares.

The same is true of Muslims, Hispanics, Mormons, homosexuals, union members, and any group of people with whom we are not personally familiar.

i hope people who disagree will think on it rather than rush to respond with the same reposts that are sadly familiar and all too quick to judge.

George Albert Coe's familiar definition of religion as «the discovery of persons» points in the same direction.

For this end, wee must be knitt together in this worke as one man, wee must entertaine each other in brotherly Affeccion, wee must be willing to abridge our selves of our superfluities, for the supply of others necessities, wee must uphold a familiar Commerce together in all meeknes, gentlenes, patience and liberallity, wee must delight in each other, make others Condicions our owne, rejoyce together, mourne together, labour and suffer together, allwayes haveing before our eyes our Commission and Community in the worke, our Community as members of the same body, soe shall wee keepe the unitie of the spirit in the bond of peace, the Lord will be our God and delight to dwell among us as his owne people and will commaund a blessing upon us in all our wayes, soe that wee shall see much more of his wisdome, power, goodnes and truthe than formerly wee have beene acquainted with.

Semety... I wasn't using the story to illustrate whether he was a «good person»... he may not have been, but if Jesus approved of his response, then it was obviously the «right» response and therefore good.Jesus appears to be giving credit where credit is due.Likewise, we call a familiar story «The Parable of the Good Samaratin», not The Parable of the Not - That - Good Samaritan.The gospel narrative wdn't have the same emotional effect if we cdn't recognize and «identify with the goodness of the hero.»

That sounds familiar, where have I seen that before... Oh yeah, Jonah felt the same re: the people of Ninevah, eh?

Most people today are familiar with the recent Mission Impossible movies starring Tom Cruise based on the old television shows by the same name.

«Laurene and Ted share the same commitment to a double bottom line, that the best companies are those that do good in their communities, «according to one of the people familiar with the deal.

PETA's manager of campaigns Ashley Byrne explained the thinking behind the ad: «Turkeys may not be as familiar to us as dogs or cats but they have the same ability to suffer and that's something people innately understand, especially kids.

Given a list of paired words and asked which applied to Brown, the same familiar pattern arises — people think Brown is competent (53 %), decisive (56 %) and effective (45 %), but don't find him caring (33 %), likeable (32 %) or trustworthy (29 %).

In «Touch and Go: Merely Grasping a Product Facilitates Brand Perception and Choice,» published in Applied Cognitive Psychology, they conduct a series of experiments and show that blindfolded people induced to grasp familiar products (a bottle of Coke, for example) under the guise of a weight judgement task are then quicker in recognizing the brand name of the product when it slowly appears on a screen, include more frequently the product in a list of brands of the same category, and choose more often that product among others as a reward for having participated in the experiment.

Coon is concerned that public comment on NOAA's proposed rule allows those who are less familiar with the situation, like people who don't live in Hawaii, to carry the same weight as locals, who, he says, are generally the best informed and the most affected.

«It takes the playful pleasure of spatial navigation that people are familiar with from games, with the same kinds of controls and feedback, and applies it to the exploration of information about games,» said Noah Wardrip - Fruin, professor of computational media at UC Santa Cruz.

Familiar crowd patterns emerged from the new simulations: people walking on an on - coming collision course veer well in advance, but people traveling in the same direction tend to walk close together.

Decades - old fears of networked robots running out of control may become more salient as next - generation robots are linked to the Web, but at the same time they will become more familiar as people employ domestic robots to do household chores.

He points to previous research suggesting that people's reactions to familiar and unfamiliar faces differ even more widely when those faces belong to individuals of the same sex, perhaps because they subconsciously see resemblance to family members in similar faces.

They are familiar with the role of caregiving and could be attracted to people that they can take care of, but will also harbor resentment toward that person for the same reason.

Another 5 kg, 10 kg, 15 kg, 20 kg down... The person starts to look really skinny but at the same time still flabby and fat around the waist... The hunger is unbearable, cravings for sweets, chocolate and fatty foods are killing you slowly... Sounds familiar..?

«One man's food is another man's poison» is a familiar and centuries old saying which simply states that different people can have very different reactions to exactly the same food.

The mature people, most of them being born between the 1950s and 1960s, are not that familiar with the Internet and its use, in the same manner we are.

Here, the allegedly sexy hook (and, really, Apatow's increasingly enfeebled product — from Year One to Funny People to Get Him to the Greek — is craving a sexy hook) is based on the fact that the gags are the same, and so is the bantering bonhomie, but the familiar protagonists (the fat one, the nerdy one, the cool one) have all had their penises removed and are now women (step forward Kristen Wiig, Rose Byrne, Maya Rudolph et al).

The Al Pacino - headlined 1983 remake (the version most people are familiar with) retains the same narrative setup - a small - time crook rises to prominence - only it changed the surface details.

People may also be familiar with this story if they saw the IMAX film of the same name from 1998.

Those classes will help you become familiar with «National Board lingo,» and introduce you to other people who are going for the same certification you are.

Do the same with a couple of people who aren't familiar with the book, asking the same questions.

Most people are familiar with the security and accessibility of traditional savings accounts but may not know that money market accounts work very much the same way.

Diversification is basically the same as «hedging your bets», which is something that most people are familiar with.

This is also the same reason why many people that are not familiar with the breed view them as harsh and scary when this is farthest from the truth.

I've heard from many that say that both methods work and it's just a matter of choosing how one wants to go about it — the traditional methods familiar to most people, or kinder methods that actually get the same job done without hurting the dog or the relationship one has with his dog.

But, while this dog has met a number of people and a number of dogs, it is also likely that he will meet those same familiar faces each and every day.

Keep an eye out for familiar people, especially from the airport to the plane to your bus or subway transfer: you may be headed to the same place.

The rest of the off - track stuff is familiar as the game's modest budget means Codemasters have reused most of their assets from last year, so the same people are ambling around the same paddock as F1 2016.

At the same time, people who love mobile city building will also find familiar elements, but presented a uniquely SimCity way.

The multiplayer mode takes the familiar concept of staying on top of a pile of increasingly absurd objects that are falling from the sky without letting too many of them bonk you on the head and end your game, but since you're playing with multiple people at the same time, you're also trying to sabotage those other players while keeping yourself safe.

It's not that I want every single game to feature the exact same enemies and gameplay mechanics, but I (and I think a lot of people) have always wanted at least one 3D iteration of a 2D franchise to feature 3D versions of all the familiar items and enemies.

Assassin's Creed is a franchise that's struggled over the course of its ten years to bring in familiar elements people love while at the same time being innovative and ever - changing.

It is daring, though, to try to achieve the same familiar tone in a series like People With Aids, through which he tried to answer his own question, «what if there were a group of pictures that showed individuals?»

Consider a simple case, the familiar math problem: «how many people are required in a room such that the likelihood is greater than 50 % that two will have the same birthday?»

But according to «people familiar with the matter» who the Wall Street Journal spoke with, the team that has been working on an electric car (possibly self - driving) under the codename «Titan» has made enough progress for the company to give the project «committed» status, with a target shipping date of 2019 (which isn't exactly the same thing as a commercialization date in Apple jargon, so the actually launch could be later).

In talking to these entrepreneurs and others that I follow (like some kind of groupie), I realized that the journey is not only highly unique for each person but at the same time follows a familiar pattern of highs and lows, stops and starts, tears and laughter.

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People gravitate toward them the same way they do toward name brands in the grocery store they assume a firm must be one of the best just because it is one of the biggest or the name sounds familiar.

Bear in mind, though, that insurance scores are not calculated the same way as the FICO score that most people are familiar with, so the score itself might not mean much to you.

At the same time, people are prone to downplay risks that are common and familiar, where undue significance may be attributed to our own subjective personal experience (i.e., «I've done this for years, and nothing truly bad has happened to me, so it must not be very risky.»).

Yet the same way people gravitate to distinct nightlife spots depending on their style, we're seeing an explosion of niche dating apps all based on Tinder's familiar swipes.