Sentences with phrase «sight of the person behind»

They become too commercial and I lose sight of the person behind the blog.

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The real reason we do all of this is to make a difference in people's lives and it's easy to lose sight of that when you operate from behind a monitor all day.

Look, people are behind companies, and it's the human moments that are most effective; that and keeping sight of your customers.

Bubbling up from the cultural landscapes of everyday life, the creativity behind poetry and music places the person in touch with another world, the enchanted one hidden in plain sight.

And just as she was surely out of sight, her silhouetted shape just a hint of a person now, her head turned ever so slightly to look back — not to regret what she had left behind, but more to appreciate what she had ahead.

There's a gag involving Christopher Meloni soiling himself while wearing a superhero costume that felt so juvenile it belonged in a Seltzer and Friedberg movie as opposed to one with people of this intelligence behind it and a sight gag with a waiter played by Zak Orth having a literal pole up his ass was particularly groan - worthy.

According to Science editor David Grimm, the fact that many people died in the floods because they wouldn't leave their animals behind — as well as the sight of hundreds of abandoned cats and dogs after the flood waters receded — prompted major changes to state and federal laws regarding the evacuation of pets during disasters.

Three further first - person perspectives include a cockpit view positioned from the driver's line of sight as the hands are on the steering wheel with the dashboard and anti-roll bar surrounding the limited visibility of the windscreen, while an onboard camera is positioned directly above the dashboard towards the bottom of the windscreen, alongside a bonnet camera looking ahead from the centre of the bonnet just behind any headlights.

Everything feels a tad extraneous to the gunplay, which isn't necessarily a bad thing since the gunplay itself is well - balanced and solid, but it did make me question the importance of magic when all I was mostly using it for was hitting enemies behind cover (since magic apparently doesn't adhere quite so stringently to line - of - sight as bullets do) or buffing the people in my squad with the best weapons.

Luckily Akiba's Beat has a nice balance between story and dungeons, so you never really feel overwhelmed and by the time you find yourself saying «just get me out», you're usually out and back on the streets of Akihabara enjoying the sights, taking care of side quests, and getting more familiar with the people around you as well as the stories behind them.

Other than that, whether BCC steadies or drops out of sight depends on how many people get behind it.

I think there are two kinds of people out there: those that aren't bothered at all by the sight of a TV in a room or bedroom and those that want to hide it behind doors when it is not in use.