Sentences with phrase «strong sense of family»

I have a very strong sense of family, love sports and all kinds of music.

The truth is, I feel a stronger sense of family, a bigger sense of permanence, which is a nice thing for me.»

It was there that I developed a strong sense of family, and a keen understanding of the importance of our relationship with the natural world.

Being loyal, affectionate, principled, sentimental, romantic, a good listener, and a strong sense of family are also some of my traits.

A woman with a strong sense of family, along with being intelligent, and a good sense of humor.

With deep friendships and a strong sense of family.

Reinventing the romantic - comedy genre and pushing up a notch, this terrific summer film bringing forth one of the best ensembles of the year, inhabits a strong sense of family, friendship, and of course, love.

While both fathers have a strong sense of family and a desire for their children's happiness, their wildly dissimilar attitudes toward life makes one question Greg and Pam's chances for success even though the two young adults are anxious to marry.

Pac - Man is back... as a teenager with a strong sense of family and friendship?

A key to Moskowitz» success is the strong sense of family that defines the school's ethos.

As a small learning community, we have strong sense of family and pride.

The slaves were there for each other & had a strong sense of family & community, unlike the plantation family.

She felt a strong sense of family due to what her uncle and parents had done to make sure the family farm would be there to provide for future generations.

Isaac MacAllister's life revolves around building his business and doing his best to give his daughter Sara a strong sense of family.

One thing that this state's residents have in common, however, is a strong sense of family values and a desire to care for those who depend on them.

One thing that residents have in common, however, is a strong sense of family values and caring for those who depend on them.

In a way it is a lovely thing that they have such a strong sense of family values, but when this is over the top, it can become very controlling.

So rather than take advantage of their strong sense of family values, I would rather see us help them with the huge responsibility they have taken on, and prevent them having to live with extra debt and financial hardship.

Brian also provided expert advice on how to maintain a strong sense of family even in a divorce and kept our children in mind at all times.

The Family Wellbeing Program in Yarrabah grew out of consultation with Yarrabah community leaders who wanted to establish a program where they could pass on life skills and values in «overcoming adversity and maintaining a strong sense of family in the face of hostile dominant culture» [52] as a means of suicide prevention.

No divorce will leave a family entirely whole, but there are things you can do to develop and maintain a strong sense of family after the divorce.

You have a strong sense of family values, but a need to «belong» can make you into a bit of a try - hard.