Sentences with phrase «speaking of your personal journey»

Gary, I was not speaking of YOUR personal journey; but from the perspective of my own transitional experience and the experiences of others who have informally shared the stories of their pilgrimages of faith with me — and they have been many.

Stephen James, who currently works at Biovitrum as the Director of R&D Biology, spoke of his personal journey into industry.

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Religion and faith are a personal choice and journey as is the lack of either; I raised my son and daughter much in the same ways I was raised and I am proud of their understanding and acceptance of Judaism, Christianity and Islam, that they do not look down on or speak ill of others who believe differently than they.

He spoke with us on «Take Care» about his personal and academic journey with addiction and how college programs can be an important part of recovery.

Every Personal Trainer you speak with will tell you that half of the fitness journey is what you eat.

In speaking about how the film ultimately turned out, Sohn often cites his personal life journey, specifically how even though his parents did not know English, animated films were a form of storytelling they did not need a common language to enjoy and understand.

Currently a program associate at the Disability Rights Fund and a Marshall Memorial Fellow (the leadership development program of the German Marshall Fund chooses only 75 fellows each year from 35 nations), Thompson — who was born with Usher Syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that causes deaf blindness — shared her personal journey and spoke about her work advancing rights for people with disabilities around the world.

Featuring noted theatre personalities - Aditya Hitkari & Divya Palat and Vikrant Kapoor, Chef and Partner, Zaaffran, Sydney, the previous campaign captured individual journeys of these personalities who spoke of their personal Australia story.

There are few other signs of life in these large, ground - floor rooms, and those there are speak of suspension, abdication, displacement and substitution: a long heartrending letter from an artist explaining how personal crisis has forced him to withdraw (Kai Althoff); the politically and logistically improbable journey of a Picasso from the Netherlands to Palestine (Khaled Hourani); Tammy Wynette forever stuck on the line «I'll just keep on», never quite reaching «Til I get it right», the song's eponymous lyrical and melodic resolution (Ceal Floyer).

Through eight visual essays, James traces her personal journey as an active citizen discovering the power of speaking out.

Sir Ronald Wilson, who for many came to represent the non-Indigenous face of Bringing Them Home, spoke at the Reconciliation Convention about his own journey during the process of the Inquiry, and the personal effect it had on him.

Kay continues to be actively involved in her field, providing motivational speaking on self - awareness, encouraging each person to challenge personal fears and live outside of one's comfort zone as they progress on the journey toward wellness.