Sentences with phrase «shapes of them too»

I really love the shape of them too and you can not beat the price tag on them.

I love your skirt Patti, not just the print but the shape of it too.

Not exact matches

While some platforms might be too costly for some businesses, companies of all sizes should be able to incorporate social listening in some shape or form.

Made from pasta, eggs, and cheese fried into a donut shape for hand - held ease, this creation originated at New York's Smorgasburg, a spread of fusion curiosities and Instagram food trends that could be the birthplace of next year's hot combination, too.

But is he at the forefront of a workplace revolution that could shape the future of companies or taking the counterculture approach too far?

Second, and probably more annoyingly for those of us who aren't too bothered by the work of posting pictures of our kids or travel adventures, that data is then used to shape what you see.

After the Brexit vote and the election of Donald Trump, the Netherlands will give the first indication of whether populism will shape 2017 too.

For one thing, Shafer says, this gives too much credit to media companies for their ability to shape the perceptions of the electorate.

Too often parents get bent out of shape over the Ds and Fs that make their way to a child's report card.

One year on from the EU referendum, it is difficult to tell whether this number is shaping up to be correct: too many firms have not made public announcements, numbers have been vague and, with the terms of Brexit unclear, there are too many hypotheticals.

Around 2010, Stephen Sidwell grew so tired of being out of shape — the result of too many fast - food lunches and white - tablecloth dinners — that the Vancouver investment banker embarked on a personal transformation.

Using the argument of neutrality is too dismissive to the more pertinent fact at hand — likely about $ 300k was deployed to control $ 1.6 m, to be used in any way shape or form when it is all said and done... retiring abroad, funding their kids college, starting their tube meat meat truck business after they get tired of the lawyering rat race, etc etc..

The key to our consistent, long - term profitability has always been to lose only a little when wrong, so that we avoid digging too big of a hole, which ensures we are mentally in good shape to catch the next big rally.

the metaphysical pre-suppositions and commitments which shape and support our ideas / values, and see that these too must be open to examination, critique and the possibility of transformation.

He presses home how we Christians have too often allowed the sexual revolution to shape our own thinking, by way of naïve negation.

So too, though, was it the Christian Faith that shaped St. Augustine's vision of humanity.

Most of us have experienced some hurt or doubt of our own, and these scars, too, can serve a redemptive purpose in shaping our listening response to leavers.

Beyond were strange upright shapes of whitish green: too jagged and irregular for buildings, too thin and steep for mountains.

Yes, this happens all too often in churches of every size, shape, and creed, and it is difficult to overcome.

And insofar as the image of Christ was shaped in relation to this view of God, Christ too receded from man in such a way that men doubted his capacity for empathy.

McCoy suggests that Whitehead, too, may have been shaped by biblical ways of thinking: «Indeed, it is highly probable that the process philosophies of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries emerged from contexts influenced by the covenantal or federal tradition and thus are in part intellectual progeny of covenantal theology and ethics» (CCE 360).

While we certainly need to be careful about putting theologians like Bonhoeffer on too high of pedestals, I still feel as though there are things about him that are both commendable and, if repeated by modern Christians, could help shape our collective character for the better.

That the Christian idea of God (reputedly drawn after the pattern of the man who suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, dead and buried) has all too often been recast in the shape of human dreams of power and glory is a fact of ecclesiastical history which it would be hypocritical to pretend were otherwise.

While the habit of trying to leap swiftly in and out of the moccasins of others is easily formed, where you are after transmigrating can be terribly hard to determine; too much altogether unfamiliar experience may have gone into shaping the person who lives in those moccasins.

When my turn came I began by saying that I had studied up on him, too, and noted that he had previously threatened us with the wrath of God if we didn't shape up; and he interjected that he still stood by that warning.

Pentecostals range from the most developed Assemblies of God churches (increasingly taking on the shape of wider Protestant church life) through southern Holiness - Pentecostal churches, the intensely sectarian «Jesus only» unitarian Pentecostals, and large black and ethnic churches, to the uncharacteristic extremes of Appalachian «snake - handlers,» all too often the only public image of «holy rollers.»

They share a set of core ideas about themselves and the world, and because of their power, their vision shapes the world in important ways for everyone else, too.

If a pile of steel girders in the shape of a Star of David were found and widely publicized, it probably would be in the museum too.

You're all bent out of shape and butt - hurt because you were soundly beaten and you now are too embarrassed to own up to your defeat.

There were dozens of these basic shapes in the ruins, where other religious symbols are too complicated to just «appear» like that.

Yes, the grain might be roasted over a fire, and the animal would be slaughtered before it too was roasted, burned, or boiled, but no other actions of forming, shaping, or molding the offerings were to be performed.

I refer to the latter's shape - shifting ability to make the familiar seem startlingly strange, books of the Holy Bible acquiring human (all too human) authors, ghostwriters, copy editors, places and dates of publication — everything, in short, but an ISBN number.But poststructuralism's powers of redescription exceed even those of historical criticism.

The key to her appeal, I would argue, is how seriously she engages bullying as a theme, dramatizing an issue that shapes the daily lives of all too many youngsters.

Nor is this requirement altered by the observation, which Cobb seems to me to make rather more of than he should, that the philosopher, too, always stands in a special tradition which shapes his vision.

Too, in Los zorros Arguedas seems to express a new appreciation for the power of environment to shape those dwelling therein.

Conservative evangelicals may think that old - line Christians are too concerned about philosophical grounding and about shaping Christian beliefs in light of that grounding.

So too, attention to congregations whose practice of worship is necessarily shaped by its cultural setting would not be parochially limited to what goes on «within» congregations but rather have to question the value of any sharp contrast between «inside» and «outside» and attend to what is known about the cultural settings that inescapably shape its enactments of worship.

The difference between the two rests, I believe, in the contrast between intentional, cohesive, conscience - shaping communities of identity and social solidarity, not only in Utah but in the Mormon minority communities around the country, and Evangelical communities that are too often influenced by raging pundits, talk radio, and TV shout - shows — and these voices sometimes drown out the pastor's.

The book of love is long and boring And written very long ago It's full of flowers and heart - shaped boxes And things we're all too young to know but

«Formal discourse becomes politically powerful when it becomes ideology; when it articulates and fuses into effective formulations opinions and attitudes that are otherwise too scattered and vague to be acted upon; when it mobilizes a general mood, «a set of disconnected, unrealized private emotions,» into «a public possession, a social fact»; when it crystallizes otherwise inchoate social and political discontent and thereby shapes what is otherwise instinctive and directs it to attainable goals, when it clarifies, symbolizes, and elevates to structured consciousness the mingled urges that stir within us.

But we must address the problems of our time, one of which is the ascendancy of an arrogant, bloated set of elite institutions with far too much power to shape our society against our wishes and without our consent.

After this conflict, Europe was too exhausted to fight over religion, and, as Gregory argues in his book, this «fundamentally shaped the subsequent course of Western history.»

In our saner moments we know that parents today are far too eager to use the methods already available — chiefly in the realm of controlling nurture rather than nature — to shape the lives of their children.

It was too soon to know, of course, what sort of civilization these new forces would shape.

America escaped the worst devastations of the wars and has always been more exclusively shaped by modernity than other nations, and so held on a couple of generations longer; now America too seems slowly to be accepting the evidence.

While I call only indicate here portions of each, my hope is that this will be sufficient to set others, too, to weaving with these ideas, checking the resulting cloth for the making of a mantel which will not only clothe society, but also mold society toward its shape.

Just as quantum mechanics is needed to, and does perfectly, fill the gap between the atomic structure of crystals and their beautiful shape in space, so too it will be needed to link the biochemistry of genetic code and cellular processes to the growth and shape of living things — provided, that is, that such a link can be found at all.

My normal tale of woe is letting the mixture become too wet, sticking it in the freezer in vain hope of shaping it into sad little patties, and then watching them fall apart on the barbeque whilst consoling myself with a large glass of wine.

*** If you're taking your time making the fingers, you may need to leave some of the shortbread dough in the fridge to keep it from getting too soft, and also place your dough that has already been shaped into fingers back in the fridge until they're ready for the oven.

She wore clothes that she knew were too big for her, in order to hide a body shape she didn't feel proud of.