Sentences with phrase «seen photos of people»

«If the universe was a 50 - year - old person, we would be seeing a photo of that person when she / he was 2 1/2 years old.»

Just think about this, When you're reading someone's profile, how important would it be to see a photo of that person?

You'll see a photo of the person, and the person will see a photo of you.

A potential reader who sees a photo of a person working under the kitchen sink will know exactly what the book is about as soon as they see the cover.

Technically, anybody — bad actors or not — could easily find a profile via a phone number, see a photo of a person, and ascertain a person's whereabouts if they've disclosed their location.

Not exact matches

Because it sees itself as mostly a place where people share photos with their friends, Facebook removes violent or disturbing images as part of its «community standards.»

In fact, I should take a photo of the slow - moving people I see on the subway each morning, immediately and obliviously checking their devices as they get off the train.

Krieger remembers, in the days before Instagram, being at a concert and seeing people in the front row snap photos of the band — and then wait with their phones out while the photo uploaded.

Facebook has always had a somewhat fraught relationship with the news: Many users seem to think of the social network as just a place where they can see a friend's baby or dog photos, but research shows a growing number of people also get their news there.

However, people don't just upload photos of themselves — their pictures on the platform will include other people, and those people may not have consented to having their faces scanned, in order to see if they match the faces in Facebook's book.

The attorney general encouraged people who see price gouging for fuel, water and other essentials to take photos of the establishment's name, the price they are charging and file a complaint at my myfloridalegal.com.

We've all seen photos on social media of people standing on the rim of the Grand Canyon watching a video of where they are standing.

Your Facebook cover photo is one of the first things people see when they visit your Facebook Page.

People wanted to pick photos of their friends first, then see what layouts worked — not the other way around.

In this photo, you can't even see the end of the long line of prospective job candidates — it's blocked by the truck handing out free shaved ice to people waiting in the sun.

Instead, users should start seeing more vacation videos from their friends, photos of their nephew's college graduation, and other more family - friendly posts about the people they know.

They can no longer see the names and profile photos of people posting and commenting in a group, or see the guest list for events.

This was the first time in history that you could see someone holding up a sign, in person or on TV or in a photo, and then send them money with two clicks on your smartphone: take the photo of the QR code on the sign, and click to send the money.

Take a look at the photos of people lining outside of Chick - fil - A and you will see mostly middle - aged and elderly.

You've probably seen #IIFYM or #flexibledieting in your Instagram feed, with photos of fit people showing off before - and - after pics, meal prepping, and treats like pizza,...

If you are on Instagram or Pinterest you will see so many photos of this soup and also the many varieties of ways people enjoy it.

We saw ~ 20 people taking photos of the recipe and it was the first (and perhaps only dish) to be completely cleaned out.

If you'd like to see a particularly funny photo of the person I'd like to see fired out of a cannon click here.

I will also be able to use it to display a running slideshow of the evening's photos which people always love to see.

This is the photo that went viral when a bunch of people saw it and were like, «Um, if this lady isn't supplying gifts to dozens of families in a Toys 4 Tots program, then what the hell is she doing posting this picture on Instagram?»

You can easily see the contrast between Suzie's photos and the photos of models breastfeeding their babies while five people do their hair and makeup (which isn't to say there's anything wrong with that, if it's your reality, Gisele).

For the record, I think the reasons so many mothers put up pictures of their kids as their Facebook profile pictures are that 1) we have way more photos of our kids than of ourselves, and 2) we think we're fat and don't want people from high school to see that.

I enjoy seeing other people's submissions of motherhood - inspired photos.

Instead, when you have some quiet downtime, read picture books together about feelings; look at photos of people and talk about the feelings you see on their faces; brainstorm together about what to do when you're hurt that someone doesn't want to play with you, when you're angry that a friend grabbed your toy, when you're scared in bed after lights out.

Then you got some banner photos of breastfeeding mothers and remarked that» sawa na ang public seeing the same photos» and you brought out the slide where yellowish milk colostrum drips and you said,» tingnan mo this has an impact, people will pay attention to this precious life saving mother's milk».

If Sweetgreen really wants to improve school food in this country, I wish it had given the many thousands of people who've now seen its mocked - up photos a meaningful call to action.

While it's lovely to scroll through and see a captivatingly gorgeous photo of a child, when all people see are these artsy - fartsy photos of other people's kids, it's pretty obnoxious.

Beware the Borg... The topic of Google Glass and other wearable tech was hot at South by Southwest Interactive this year... not that I saw more than one or two people actually USING Google's information - displaying, photo - taking «glasses» in the crowd.

23 % of people see a photo of Ed Miliband and think it's David Miliband and 26 % of people think David Miliband is Ed Miliband.

«We can't see individual continents or people in this portrait of Earth, but this pale blue dot is a succinct summary of who we were on July 19,» said Linda Spilker, Cassini project scientist, at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif. «Cassini's picture reminds us how tiny our home planet is in the vastness of space, and also testifies to the ingenuity of the citizens of this tiny planet to send a robotic spacecraft so far away from home to study Saturn and take a look - back photo of Earth.»

Within the photos of realistic - looking prostheses, people rated some of the most realistic ones less eerie (see numbers 8 and 9 in the chart above).

Some of the study's subjects viewed photos of the transformation of the monkeys» faces as a human or primate would see them while others saw pictures as a color - blind person would and others as a camera would.

«When people see an animal that they think is frightening... the most common response is to take a photo and post it to social media,» says Heather Campbell at Harper Adams University, UK, who studies baboon spiders, a group of African tarantulas.

My Chubby Caterpillar «One of the reasons I take the photos I do is to share something people haven't seen or considered.

While mulling it over, he found himself staring at posters in the university's halls about monkey pox research, complete with photos of debilitated children: «You could see what this disease did to people.

Even though the photos many of us took looked like two slugs on a sand lot, the thrill of seeing them in person got us down there time after time.

According to research by Trilogy, six out of 10 women believe that people expect online photos to have been retouched or have a filter applied, yet 61 per cent of Australian women do not see the use of a filter as a form of retouching.

90 % of the photos you see on instagram, that you compare yourself to are posed, photoshopped versions of people's lives.

Seeing image after image of perfection, I wondered if people felt the same way going through their feeds, and whether my photos contributed.

I recently saw a series of photos of people in what should have been some of the most important moments of their lives (like wedding days, holding new babies, etc.) and they were all on their phones.

He has lots of before and after photos of people using his brand of HIT, and he goes on and on about how significant those gains are for natural lifters, but if you compare their results to the results of people using other training methods, you can see he's just talking out his ass.

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It feels awesome to see before and after photos of people who have lost weight.

I love seeing people with their phones out, taking photos of the iconic interior.

Or rather, here I am pretending to enjoy myself while every single person who passes by takes a photo of me — you can't see the 2 or 3 people next to B who are papping me at this point.