Sentences with phrase «similar experiences we share»

It is the similar experiences we share that are often laughable.

Not exact matches

When you join a coding bootcamp you are entering into a life - changing experience, one that will teach you new technical skills and provide you with a community of current students, alumni and hiring partners who all share similar values and perspectives on learning.

New York magazine made a similar case in a recent post, saying tens of millions of Facebook users «were served up or shared emotionally charged news stories about the candidates, because Facebook's sorting algorithm understood from experience that they were seeking such stories.»

If you share their values, your knowledge of their experiences will help to prevent you from making a similar mistake.

But she stresses that study groups show that investors have an affinity for advisers of a similar gender or ethnic background — those «who «get them» and share common experiences,» she says.

Additionally, the memo says, Colombia needs a political ambassador with a «wider world view who can use the Colombia assistance we rendered to push [its government] to aid us with training, experience - sharing and the posting of seasoned policy and military officers with other nations (e.g. Mexico, Afghanistan) facing similar narco - terrorism threats.»

In addition, MSCI will share our experiences with regulators in other countries, such as India, Korea and Taiwan, when they made similar policy changes.

When Emilie Cushman was in the Next 36, her and her fellow participants all had shared a very similar experience — applying to university.

Similar experiences include Bioptix, which renamed itself Riot Blockchain, cigar maker Rich Cigars (now named Intercontinental Technology), Vapetek (now Nodechain) and Crypto Company, a penny stock whose share price enjoyed a 2700 % gain in one month.

Dr. Anne Mielnik, director of the Gianna Center, said she has spoken to many women with similar experiences: «their OB / GYN or Family Doctor actually laughed at them, verbally mocked them, or did not take them seriously when they have shared their desire to have a large family, to use NFP, to be faithful to their Catholic beliefs, or to be abstinent until marriage.

Appreciate your comment, and have shared a similar experience.

I'd encourage you to join David's online community and connect with people who have been through similar things... it's helpful to share experiences; it brings healing.

Therefore Balthasar warned that we must be careful to avoid reducing the meaning of archetype to a platonic (as a mere copy) or a psychological understanding (a sharing of a similar experience).

I've watched friends, colleagues, and relatives share similar experiences to yours.

Others share similar experiences.

By choosing to survive, to endure, and to be courageous in your vulnerability to share so openly your unique experience makes your a good and wise man, touching the lives of many who have ever felt a similar personal turmoil and lonely struggle.

Sure, you're looking at more people, but there are millions of people behind all the major religions all sharing similar experiences to those in their same group.

If you are with a group of mothers who've all had a similar experience, you're more likely to share about things you're struggling with, or maybe your spouse or your children or a friend is struggling with.

If you've had a similar experience with a «looking sorry for itself» salad, I would be very humbled if you used this hashtag to share your vibrant, wholesome and nutritious plates and bowls.

Now your daughter can share a similar experience with me — memories of coconut cake for her birthday!

Just thought I would share my experience in a very similar situation...

If you have questions about pregnancy, baby care and family life or if you can provide professional insights regarding similar topics and would like to share your knowledge / experience with moms from all over the world, feel free to contact us through:

The second is from Red Ted Art with planting some seeds in recycled containers (I love this and we did something similar using different containers the other week) and also some mini garden journals — we've been making a big scrapbook of our Spring / Garden experiences that I can't wait to share with you later in the month.

Indeed, it is such a deeply personal experience that many of us don't share fully — I love seeing how different and similar all of us are throughout our own personal journeys.

As many others have shared, my experience was also very similar - low milk supply, told it's okay if she loses weight, she doesn't need much etc..

Some shared that they had similar experiences and could relate.

Because they're right here in the trenches with me, going through similar experiences with their own children, we share stories, laugh, support each other, and offer each other tips and advice.

Join the Diaper Aid Hub Facebook conversation and share your experiences with others advocating for similar incentives.

Having family support, whether it is a spouse or a family member, can make the transition into motherhood easier but sometimes, you need someone who has been through it recently or who has shared a similar experience.

Parents who have children of similar ages to yours who you can experience the journey with, share perspectives and raise your children together.

There are women who post here who have had similar experiences, and they have shared how they use drug and other therapy to manage their fear and anxiety so they can give birth to subsequent children in hospital where it is safer, even though the thought terrifies them.

Whether it's a week long summer camp or a monthly support group for kids with similar disabilities, your child may appreciate getting to know other kids with shared experiences.

As many others have stated, it is always good to see that another family is sharing experiences and successes similar to your own.

Once baby is born, a support group provides the perfect opportunity to spend time with women who are sharing similar experiences.

You can also share similar experiences from your own childhood to show your child that you understand where she's coming from.

If you have experienced a similar situation, please share!

Consider writing to your local media, offering your experience to support other women who have shared your same or similar journey.

Enjoy live events (parent support groups, developmental music classes, Q&A Workshops with professionals in early learning), connect with others with similar - aged infants and toddlers, share ideas and experiences — but never one - sized - fits - all solutions or be-all-end-all advice.

Whether you are awaiting the arrival of your little one or are in the full swing of life after labor, our classes and support groups can provide invaluable education and the opportunity to interact and share with other moms on the same journey and experiencing similar challenges.

It's a space to share your authentic experience and receive nonjudgemental support, tools to cope with what's happening and connection with others who share in a similar struggle.

But instead — I would relate to him by sharing a story of when I was his age and experienced something similar that wasn't fair.

This is a refreshing view from an md to read on bed sharing, and I had a very similar experience with my 2 children.

Sharing your experience with other people who are in a similar situation may help you with the demands of caring for your babies.

If you have similar experience with breastfeeding, share.

While Parenting Through the Storm is based on her personal experiences, Douglas shares stories from a number of families who have walked a similar path; you will find yourself reflected somewhere in these pages.

In The Thriving Child, Erica tells her story, sharing her experiences openly in order to help other parents struggling through similar circumstances.

«That has a real impact because a jury of one's peers includes people who share similar life experiences and background.»

Identical twins — who share the same genes — reported similar experiences, while fraternal twins, with some different sets of genes, often differed in their responses.

Researchers had previously proposed that sounds made by different animals during similar experiences — when they were in pain, for example — would share acoustic traits.

Other advantages include having an automatic study partner for exams, getting to go to meetings together (particularly for a couple in similar fields), sharing scientific successes (e.g., publications and awards), and having the rare chance to watch and experience, not just one, but two PhD theses blossom.