Sentences with phrase «stuff we have in common»

Your messages were really good steve, thoughtful and sounds like you took the time to tell them stuff you have in common.

To continue that metaphor, how do we find the bricks to build that bridge, made of the solid stuff we have in common?

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The GOP have nothing in common with Christianity and they are not subject matter experts on the economy either (i.e. remember how that trickle down economics stuff worked out during the last GOP president?).

And re fruit, although I've met many very nice and sincere people in churches over the years, I have found them to be like all other people - a combination of good and bad traits, common stuff like all humanity.

I don't understand all the church stuff either I read in the Bible that everybody had everything in common and their numbers were added to daily how come that's not happening today?I just feel like it's a show sometimes

during the holiday season and we roast them over charcoal (it is common to have an outdoor kitchen in the tropics so we can do stuff like these...) YUM!

One thing that they have in common is that they are not stuffed with any egg or cheese.

Stuffed with added sugar, preservatives and other additives, these products tend to have more than you would think in common with candy bars.

Something else we majorly have in common: a love for amazing balsamic vinegar (oh, hell, I'll take the cheap stuff too).

In case, you have noticed some acne - like stuff on your newborn's skin, here are some common issues worth having a glance.

They are playing and having fun and acting like normal kids, and nobody on the outside looking in realizes just how common this uncommon stuff is.

It is common to have seven of us stuffed in my little double bed on a Sunday morning (even the teenagers jump on this bandwagon!)

A lot of the stuff in it is common sense, but there are some interesting things that I never would have thought about, like not allowing your kids to assign themselves roles within the family.

Everything in it is common sense, but stuff you wouldn't think of on your own.

What do jumping in piles of colorful leaves, carving a pumpkin for Halloween, and stuffing your stomach full of turkey have in common?

I don't know how this specific concern became so common, but — completely independently — multiple Ph.D. recipients described to me an imaginary scenario in which they have to explain, presumably to a shocked flight attendant, that while they really wish they could help the elderly gentleman experiencing coronary ischemia, they're actually the kind of doctor who applies for research funding and presents at journal clubs, not the kind who, you know, does stuff.

While the phenomenon sounds like the stuff of horror films, it is common practice for these «butterflies of the ocean,» a new University of Queensland - led study published today in PLOS One has found.

But apart from its name, blue matcha has little in common with the traditional stuff, according to Cynthia Sass, MPH, RD, Health's contributing nutrition editor.

Now I hear a lot of doctors out there, «Well, pull gluten out for a bit,» which I think is great, almost — almost all of my patients go on an autoimmune diet to start with, because I can't tell you how many times something like nuts or eggs can cause a problem, and because they're such a common staple in a Paleo diet, anyone that has gut issues or severe neurological stuff or mood stuff or hormone stuff, an autoimmune diet with the potential of something like a — an SCD or GAPS or a low FODMAP may even be added on, kinda like a filter.

We also have a supplement that just came out with Bulletproof called Sleep Mode where you've got a plant - based melatonin and a bunch of other stuff that's not common in sleep formulas.

And from what I've read, SIBO is extremely common in people who have had to deal with bowel bacterial colony disruptions through use of general or gut - specific antibiotics, IBS and IBD, although, there is likely some chicken and egg stuff needing untangling as to which came first.

While women may enjoy reading about the kinky stuff (we have 50 Shades of Grey to thank for that), fetishism is much more common in males.

a common complaint that my sister has is that plus sized clothing offerings aren't the same as the cute stuff you find in straight sizes.

Couples who meet online often have more stuff in common, and are more attracted to one another, than couples who did not.

The gist of the messages was that he knew who I was; that he knew, or so he thought, something was going on between myself and a common friend of ours and that I needed to be up front about specific dating criteria I have in place; oh and he has been reading my stuff over on my blog, which prompted his message in the first place.

I have no interest in misrepresenting myself, but when given the choice between «Jewish» (with the added option of «not important to me,» «somewhat important to me,» and «very important to me») and «Agnostic, very important to me,» I had to go with Jewish, because the other one just doesn't communicate anything close to, «I don't personally care what religion you are since I think this God stuff is possibly not a thing, but due to cultural complications and common ground preferences, I will almost certainly not date you unless you are Jewish.»

Much like other popular dating sites, EastMeetEast focuses on the key component of a successful relationship - having important stuff in common.

I'm a fairly reserved and quiet person initially but once I get to know you better I am very friendly and outgoing especially we have stuff in common to talk about.

Which would also mean that implementation of the Common Core by states and districts could be distorted in the direction of the soft stuff that will be on the tests and for which schools and educators will be held to account.

This week, regarding» getting stuff done», although I had a huge to - do list, I was not very «productive» in the common sense of the word.

Your dog should not be allowed to eat the whole chew at once... Owners must have some common sense when giving any stuffed toys, bones, etc. to their pets... Everything in Moderation!

After all, the most common crime a traveler has to deal with is a moment of opportunity theft, and you can reduce these opportunities by calling a cab instead of walking home alone and getting a good padlock for when you leave your stuff in a hostel.

You've already got some stuff in common: You're in the same city and in the same hostel!

The basic idea is familiar stuff which is why comparisons to a certain Overwatch are common and understandable in many regards, yet to wipe LawBreakers off as a simple Overwatch clone would be a huge disservice to LawBreakers fast - paced and often brutally challenging combat.

Having stuff break so fast removes any sense of ownership or achievement you had in getting them, and makes you wonder why you'd bother getting that stuff at all when you'll be back to the common crap in a few minutes» worth of fighting anyway.

We also had a common interest in certain kinds of intellectual stuff.

Common Culture, founded in 1996, has exhibited to much critical acclaim internationally and is well known for works that «take the stuff of real popular culture (not fashionably sanitised pop) and represent it as exercises in intellectual and aesthetic provocation and dislocation.»

Err on the side of caution, practice sustainable harvesting techniques (including breeding programs for organisms which we consume, as has been done for salmon and other organisms as well), encourage the consumption of alternative resources in the event of unexpected population declines, and all that other tree - hugging, common - sense hippie stuff we've been hearing for years.

It would waste (assuming the goal is not satire) too much space to put research articles in publications proving the moon is made of cheese (it's got craters, Swiss cheese has holes, by Glen Beck style logic: ergo...) or that the moon landings were faked or that the Earth is flat, or that purified water can do magic, or that you can get jewelry by staring at it through a shop window, or that a bacterial flagellum could not have evolved, — you know, common sense stuff like that...

Diagnosis, in brief: (1) they write about stuff they clearly don't understand (2) they pick a catchy reverse - common - wisdom nugget as a headliner without the having the slightest interest in whether it is true or not (3) they pick an expert to talk to, but since they don't have a clue about the subject they don't know how to pick a good expert, or even understand what the expert says (4) there is a grain of sense in there, but so badly wrapped in trash it is nearly unfindable.

Whether you are picturing this American guy who forgot his PIN, this London - based developer who lost track of a bitcoin - stuffed USB or the Welshman who accidentally threw out his hard drive containing 7,500 Bitcoin, they have one thing in common: All of them are brimming with regret.

Have you ever looked at a photo of your home and suddenly seen clutter?This is a common technique to help people see the stuff in their house or office that they are blind to.

Frank, you can do some really good stuff in an Operating Agreement, like having members as preferred stockholders and common, in concept... spliting voting rights, having other events of withdrawl and indemnification agreements.

You have some stuff in common and on it goes.

I do believe we have a lot in common, old furniture, lamps, iron, beautiful wood, garden stuff.

but learn many good tips using common stuff we have in the house - for cleaning.

We had nothing in common — he liked bushwalking and outdoorsy stuff; I liked clothes and books — but I fell madly in love anyway.