Sentences with phrase «see each other as»

Perhaps this is too much information sometimes, but our employees see each other as unique people, not just cogs in the machine, and work more creatively and collaboratively together.

My company is virtual, we have no offices and see each other as a group maybe twice a year.

Opponents see the other as an opportunity.

We don't tend to see each other as much as we used to but we lived in each other's pockets at one point.

So, all sides see each other as delusional.

Can see each other as human beings who are just as (beg pardon) legitimate as ourselves?

Its a place we can see each other as WE ARE, vulnerable (naked??)

He was repeating the old story: the first birth of all peoples in God's image, stamped with reason and able to see each other as a neighbor, to be awakened in the second birth» in water and fire» of Christian charity that brooks no injustice.

I will have to do some more thinking though to see if I see others as a commodity to be «used» rather than as people with gifts to be utilized / used.

There you get to cook, wash the dishes, eat what's in your plate, argue, forgive, grow, share, love, be loved, get taken care of when you are sick, belong, see others as they really are and seen as you really are, this is where you live, where you have ownership.

Once heterosexual and homosexual people can stop dividing along the lines of «gay vs. straight» and see each other as members of Christ's body who are «one in Christ,» only then can we begin to come along side each other in love to help each other follow Jesus more faithfully.

He does not see others as real persons, unique and of value in themselves, but in terms of their status, their usefulness, or their similarity to other individuals with whom he has had relationships in the past.

They may complete or contend with one another; each may see the other as the means or as the obstacle to its own realization.

Maybe Kant is right, and we should rely on the formal autonomy of rational agents who see each other as ends in themselves.

@Feanor1: Exactly, and until we see each other as merely human, not American, European, Asian, Sikh, Muslem, Christian, Black or White this sort of crap will continue, and it will cause conflict of all sorts.

«Since we no longer see God as our Sovereign Creator and Lord, we no longer see others as fellow creatures, brothers and sisters.

The big problem you are very narrow people who are always thinking about yourselves and seeing others as your enemies.

As you, a sinner, go and spend time with Jesus, and fall deeply in love with Jesus, you will learn to see others as He does.

He warns that, «lacking anything that they had in common, they would come to see the other as totally foreign and as a potential threat to their worldview.»

While I am lucky enough to have a job where I work with one of them, we all don't see each other as often as we would like.

My son will be fine, he'll be at home with his dad and they need that alone time, my husband has a long commute and they don't see each other as much as they both want.

We email daily and see each other as often as possible — I see one of them at least once a week.

This isn't to say I'd be thrilled to join other pumping moms in a communal Mothers» Room, but if work culture continues to skimp on providing supportive environments for raising a healthy family, including flex time, paid leave, subsidized quality care and just the basic humanity that allows us to see each other as more than just workers boosting a bottom line, I'd take the company of other moms like me so I wouldn't feel so alone as a working parent.

Mommy and Daddy may be away from you while you're at school, but we'll see each other as soon as the school day is over.

They see each other as part of the family unit and look out for each other's best interest.

Once children see each other as enemies, that view is likely to be maintained.

We talk almost daily and see each other as often as possible!

Something jumped out at me during today's Vocus seminar on P.R. and New Media — journalists and bloggers often see each other as rivals, but they're united in at least one very important way: both are desperately looking to fill space and / or time in their publications with good...

Something jumped out at me during today's Vocus seminar on P.R. and New Media — journalists and bloggers often see each other as rivals, but they're united in at least one very important way: both are desperately looking to fill space and / or time in their publications with good content, and both also have trouble finding it in a vast, churning sea of online information.

«If you view yourself as being flirtatious, that biases you to seeing others as behaving similarly,» Hart said.

«One partner will start to see the other as a physical manifestation of the fact that they can't sleep at night, and grow bitter and angry toward them.

Standing in the place of love, we see each other as ourselves, not as something different to be disparaged or rejected.

Seeing others as being like yourself, do not kill or cause others to kill» (Verse 129).

We are really lucky to have family nearby, so we try to take advantage of it and see each other as much as we can.

My family is very close, but we don't often get to see each other as often as we would like.

I am so sad we couldnt see each other as I left already on sunday but next time I am there we need to get together.

Even though we all live in the Houston area, we don't see each other as much as we used to, so any day we can all get together is a special one.

For the past few years I've wanted to throw a holiday party with my girlfriends — the holidays are such a hectic and busy time and we don't get to see each other as often as we'd like.

When you're in the throes of new love, it's a given you'll spend all of your time together and jump at the chance to see each other as often as humanly possible.

You saw each other as often as you could... you were intimate with each other... and then BAM!

I would let go of a friendship because we are no longer seeing each other as sugar baby / sugar daddy.

Neither of you should see the other as a chief ambassador or racial educator for your group.

Who sees others as all God's creation.

Because you are not able to see each other as easily as others who are in the same town, it's harder to discern what a person is really like in everyday life.

«After a period, the thought of the age gap disappeared and now we only see each other as people and love the person we are with.

«Although 65 % of members are Orthodox, the site boasts a firewall, which provides a comfortable experience for all and prevents the most religious and the least religious from ever seeing each other as we have found that matches are impossible to create between these two groups.

slim and an shorty and i love to work and have fun when i can just to put out i have a man just lookin for a new friend that we can see each others as friends

Commerciality vs. personal integrity are at war, and both sides sees the other as misguided and destructive.

They never saw each other as anything more than friends until they decided to lose their virginity together, and from then on, things became uncertain as to where their relationship stood.

As the granddaughter of a Holocaust survivor, I knew I needed to help people see each other as individuals,...