I know it's harder now
seeing friends struggling with men that aren't worth the effort.
I've
seen my friends struggle with this process over and over.
Thinking back to his postdoc days and
seeing his friends struggle, «I wish this was there for some of my friends who had some really bad experiences,» he says.
As each so - called «healthy» lifestyle change led to dead ends, and as
I saw friends struggle with weight despite their strongest efforts, I slowly realized that our health is only as good as our mindset.
Not exact matches
Her new direction came from
seeing many designer
friends struggling to make money.
«I
saw most of my
friends who were a few years ahead of me
struggling financially,» said Bohlig, 32, who was introduced to Amway by a college
friend.
This will come, in part, from the
struggles they
saw in family and
friends as they take time to contemplate the power they will have over their own destiny.
With regard to another post regarding faith... I have
seen my preemie child
struggling for life... I have held the hand of an old person as they slipped from life to death... I have stood vigil in the room of a man of faith as over 40
friends and family crammed into a room sharing pain and suffering as he slipped away suffering from cancer at a young age.
To
see how the different world view affects his life, his
friends, his family, his daily
struggles.
They're
seeing how we love our
friends through their
struggles, and how they do the same for us.
I think if people looked around, they would have
seen that a lot of ethnic minorities who were believers were
struggling, and if you didn't have
friends in those worlds, you wouldn't realize it was an epidemic.
This is a great lens to
see evangelism through because we don't just
see people as «projects» but as true
friends — as another broken human being we can share our
struggles and triumphs with.
If you don't know, it is where my good
friend Sir SIB lives; he is a partially blind furry turtle that helps raise money for other people
struggling to
see.
nice tribute andy and no doubts he has been the player of the year, although i cant understand him being criticised early on because hes been an international from an early age and a regular with cameroon and i distinctly remember him putting in strong performances when on loan at a
struggling charlton a few seasons ago... i guess he has become the example of why we shud be patient with the younger players and give them the time that has no doubt benfited him i remember reading an article from him after the city game when adebayour had his little outburst and i cudnt believe how dedicated to the club and fans he was when questioned bout his «
friend» adebayour saying arsenal and the fans are his priority and dat is all i cant understand people wanting cameroon to fail just so we can get him back early after the commitment he has shown to us but if he maintains his form we wont
see anytime soon!goodluck song and cameroon
I
see him
struggling to make
friends at school and it breaks my heart.»
Demand feeding was becoming popular at that time and I could
see that
friends» babies weren't settled and they were
struggling with sleeping and feeding problems.
I'll admit, I dreaded the process generally, having
seen other
friends struggle with inconsistent results using bribery and nagging, and didn't really want to have to go through all that with my daughter.
I've
seen the
struggle firsthand with
friends and family members who were soooooo verrrrrryy ready to be done nursing but their toddlers (and even preschoolers) were... definitely not.
I was determined to make it work for myself and for my baby, despite my mommy
friends around me who exclusively formula fed their babies and who
saw my beginning
struggles as a «burden».
Having
seen a few
friends struggle through their own problems with infertility, Melanie was inspired despite witnessing the heartbreak.
I've
seen some of my
friends struggle to figure out healthy things for their kids to eat on the go.
Seeing a
friend's sister
struggle to get her baby to latch on, Zenoff sensed a market opportunity.
I feel old, tired and worn out, I want to take rest from everything except about me, I know my good
friends who may not
see me unless in my home and lecture hall will complain, but fact is I am too tired, I want to reserve the energy for a near to come another political
struggle.
The fact is I have
seen it but not all yet though, I enjoyed the late Prez Mills as my best political
friend who thought me how to stand and fight and defend my principles, from all indications there's nothing more for me to yearn
seeing, I will hit my 39th birthday this 28th August and I think is time for me to take a rest with my political
struggle, I am not bowing out though.
The absolute truth is I
struggle to talk to my family and my very close
friends about it but during the events of this week I can
see a very large focus on people talking about their loved - ones.
«I could
see friends of mine who were a little ahead of me, how badly they were
struggling to get federal grants and just how difficult the tenure track had become.
Having gone through my own health crisis in 2010, I went through all of the stages of grief related to losing
friends and
seeing who was by my side through the
struggle.
I've
seen countless
friends, family and clients
struggle with weight cycling or what is typically called yo - yo dieting.
I have
struggled to lose weight, and I've
seen my brother and another
friend be very successful on this diet.
When I look around me and
see the damage created by this suicidal habit;
friends dying from esophageal cancer, others
struggling with lung, bladder cancer or emphysema....
It's my last semester of college, and between the seven classes I'm taking in order to graduate, work, a side job (more on that later), job hunting, this blog, and trying to make the most out of my last semester with all of my
friends here (some of whom I'm not sure when I'll
see again after graduation), I'm
struggling to stay sane.
I have a
friend who is 5» 2», and have
seen closely how much she
struggles when she is buying a new coat.
She confessed to
struggling to find her personal style — trying to feel good by fitting in or emulating what she
saw other
friends, bloggers, & passers - by wearing.
Meeting accomplished filmmakers and
seeing their work was truly inspirational when I was
struggling to break into the industry, and I'm still
friends with — and work with — many of the people I met there.
At a party, everyone is catching up with
friends who they haven't
seen for too long, and in town you can
struggle to hear yourself think, never mind flirt with the hot guy or girl at the bar.
As a Christian, she was well aware that her single
friends were
struggling to navigate the dating world and
saw first hand the challenges that Christians face when dating, being online, and practicing their faith.
We repeatedly
see Salinger
struggling at the typewriter, dramatically pounding away at the keys, and immediately is followed by him telling
friends that he's
struggling to write.
The Riverdale spin - off will
see Sabrina
struggle to come to grips with being half - witch and half - mortal, and she'll have to protect her
friends, family, and school
friends from the evil forces that are all around her.
What happened was I began to
struggle with what I
saw around me, and that was mostly that I felt my
friends weren't engaged, that they weren't learning, that they weren't happy, and that started to wear on me.»
Every perceptive teacher
sees a diversity of strengths and weaknesses in each of her students: There is the child who loves math but has trouble playing well with classmates, the one who makes
friends easily but
struggles to stay focused on written tasks, and another who creates beautiful paintings but can't seem to retain much of what she's read.
I really did, only because I have several
friends who have autistic children or grandchildren and I
see how much they
struggle with this - so I guess I identify with them, not so much their children (Ginny)
I
see these
friends as
struggling more and more when each book they self - publish.
It's always difficult to
see our dear
friends struggle as they age.
I brought my French - speaking
friends, my mother, and my discreet artist uncle here, and we were treated well in French time and time again, although I did
see tourists with a language barrier
struggling.
The fact that playing as a team is heavily rewarded is praise - worth, for sure, but it does mean that if you don't have any
friends playing Verdun or
struggle to meet people online for whatever reason, like me, then it might get annoying to
see squads getting slightly better stuff.
One issue other players have complained about is the lack of a spectator mode in online lobbies — while you can join a large lobby of
friends, you are restricted to just being able to chat and watch health bars to
see how the matches are going — apparently spectator mode is something Capcom
struggled to implement into this particular game.
You could of course decide to forgo the stale solo experience and try to inject some much needed competition into things with a
friend, and the addition of both competitive and cooperative options for local players to get involved in is nice to
see, but I
struggle to
see how anyone would want to settle down long term, pedalling their way through the split screen action.
Being able to create pixelated versions of your
friends and
seeing them
struggle against hordes of zombies and dying of good old dysentery is slightly enjoyable, if not a bit psychotic.
Struggle no longer,
friend, because those enormous great Rocket League goalposts are now totally
see - through.
I'm in my mid-thirties, and when I look around, I
see all my
friends struggling with the same issue — we waited too long to have kids, and now we have to make some tough choices about infertility.