Sentences with phrase «think the bigger story»

I actually think the bigger story is that all three major gaming console manufacturers and some beyond that are in the exact same boat.

Larry Everett (@Shaddoe): I think the biggest story is related to Marvel Heroes and Gazillion shutting down.

Not exact matches

«I think it's fun making passwords,» Modi told Great Big Story.

By now you're probably thinking, «Great, I want a big CMR, but in your story you just arbitrarily upped the CMR.

But you may not know that the traditional way we think about storytelling — to create a big, sweeping hero story — is not the most effective way to use the technique at work.

«You need to be careful of giving air to certain people and certain ideas, and I think the media can create a bigger story and bigger attention for something who doesn't need that.»

In studying the stories of these individuals and other thought leaders and influencers, what I've found interesting is that in many cases the way they found their purpose and voice, and their biggest successes, wasn't the result of a well - thought - out strategy; it was by simply responding to demand.

But for me, the biggest howler came during Zuck's exchange with Sen. Dan Sullivan (R - Alaska), who apparently thought he was opening with a softball question: «Mr. Zuckerberg, quite a story, right?

But he never thought it would take seven years to see his life story come to life on the big screen.

And Tchir thinks that as we see more big prices moves and more stories about how big these price moves are, fear will continue to act as the dominating theme in markets.

Watching the video below, from Great Big Story, I couldn't help think of how many people want to become more fit but accept physical limitations others get past.

«The biggest thing to watch for, however, I think, is the global growth story is picking up, and central banks around the world... they're all trying to do this... dovish hike, one and done,» McDonald said.

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«A big chill came across Silicon Valley in the wake of all these stories, and people are hyperaware and scared of behaving wrongly, so I think they're drawing all kinds of parameters,» said a venture capitalist who spoke anonymously for the same reason.

Do you think for a second that if it was a republican in the white house that the mainstream media would be ignoring this big of a story?

Chris: Darwin was fearful of his big idea because he still believed in the existence of the Christian god, and was extremely uncomfortable coming up with something that went against a literal interpretation of the creation story (I think.

I think knowing the whole story makes the big picture more clear.

That isn't glamorous — it makes a good story later but at the time, you've got two babies in the tub and one napping and you're lactating and you are trying to wrestle down a lot of big thoughts about patriarchy!

You seem to have highlighted particular sins as though some are worse than others all sin leads to death not just the big ones because we all are sinners.All have gone astray none are righteous.I believe the worst sin is pride idolatry is the first commandment we set ourselves as Gods.Regardless of what the sin is, our hearts are condemned by our pride.It wasnt the sin of homosexuality or sexual deviance that destroyed sodom.It was there pride and it is one of our biggest stumbling blocks in our christian walk or it certainly was for me.We look at the story of the adulterous woman and we think adultery is a terrible crime but the story is for our benefit to show that we all are sinners that Jesus does nt condemn us but came to save us.And when Jesus says go and sin no more he was not only talking to the woman but everyone else that was around judging her for her sin its a universal message that we all need to see that we all are condemned because of our sin that Jesus came to save us and that we turn from our sin and follow him.Because he is the way the truth and the life.brentnz

We can use these stories as evidence for our need for God: a bigger picture way of thinking about them, which allows us not to get too hung up on the swearing and violence they might contain.

Which brings us to Jesus» story about the man who stored up grain for many seasons in his barns, with such a surplus that he thought of building bigger barns.

Anne and Joe have learned a ton of Greek mythology and it's a thrilling adventures for sure but I think the big win is the trio of friends — their intelligence, loyalty, resourcefulness — at the heart of the story.

Seriously, i think that there is a bigger grab for power than what is being relayed by the media in their emotional stories regarding women's rights, and poor families suffering from devastating illnesses.

I'm a woman, btw, and don't think all religious people are nut jobs, just that your story has some big holes that might be patched up with a few months in therapy.

But really, our brand was so much bigger than that: it is the story we are telling and it's reflected in the way people think about us.

It is so comforting to know that whenever CNN posts some story revolving around some angle of atheism, for days these christians get on their high horse, and type big long scrawls they think other people actually read.

Playboy (May, 1965) commented, «It takes a lot of planning and thought to make the birth, life, work and sacrifice of Jesus Christ into a big windy bore, but The Greatest Story Ever Told succeeds almost perfectly.»

I think that a bible with only stories of what Jesus actually said and did, with a big foreword saying «here is the stuff that people wrote down, years after he died, about what Jesus said and did... would be a lot more meaningful and accurate than what we have now.

I think the biggest thing is, as long as there's breath in your lungs, don't assume your story is over.

I really think it's this joining of the Kingdom mission, and kind of merging our life and our story with the big story that God is writing — that's where we find our deepest purpose and meaning in life.

Here's what I think is a big part of this story, and few people seem to notice it: Santorum starts comparing presidential theologies, and I can't help but wonder how far off IS an American theocracy?

What do you think about this creative way to share the Big Story?

It's hard to actually form cohesive thoughts when I'm sitting here next to my 3 year old, wearing his «big boy pants» and a construction hat, watching Toy Story 3 for the 300th time.

Now, I don't want to make it seem as if Team Lazarov is a Cinderalla story — Captain «Big» Ben Lazarov has brough in guys from the infamous Team Hakimian dynasty of the Men's League — I just didn't think on their first night they'd make such an impact.

If Wenger thinks that the squad us adequate then he's in for a big surprise cos I don't see cech making much difference when Walcott and group are leading the line mark my words neither will be adequate and it'll be the same old story, plus Coguellin will get clattered at some point and be out for a month.

this man is so self - absorbed... does he really think that we should feel so honored that he chose to stay with little old us... does he not understand that many of us would have literally driven him to the ends of the earth if he promised never to return... has anyone noticed that the only teams he says are interested in him are some of the biggest clubs in the world whose managers spend freely, follow through on their promises or are terminated, listen to their fan - bases, have a lot of strong personalities within their squads, rarely play their top players out of position, win against their top rivals or suffer the wrath, don't blame the ref after every loss and embrace their former stars... even if his stories had any truth to them, he would last but a cup of coffee

wenegr is in the twilight years of his arsenal career now he might or might not see out the full term of his contract, i would image he wont give up but if he do nt get a big prize this season or next his desire might dwindle even more the board have seen what a shambles man united have gone through and the expense of failure, if they do nt get the next appointment right the board is trying to give themselves as much time to identify a replacement and in the correct time unless wenger leaves at short notice, i think if he had won the c / l all thought years ago we would be looking at a different story i think he would have left at the end if that contract as he would be at the peak of his powers and could of gone anywhere he like across europe, but he didn't win and here we are now, i respect the man for what he has done for us and english football a modern day herbert chapmen he is but even old chappy had his end of and era and wenger will have his end its just how will it play out hopefully a winner

Buying morgan would complete our midfield if anything we might have to get rid of one or two like flamini and arteta also these stories about kos the boss going madrid are fake as I just think ramos wants I pay rise and why leave the biggest club in the world

As Whitney McIntosh pointed out in the linked story, however, Manfred not thinking this is a big deal doesn't mean the MLBPA feels the same, and the whole process has a third party, the NPB, to consider as well.

Retsub, Yes my friend its quite true that the posts are quadrupled after a poor performance but its partly because we are geared around weekend games and thats when most of the posters will come on here, I think aswel though that you may have a point in that alot of our fans habe become a little fickle but I have to say the last 8/9 seasons I have, as Im sure all our fans have, eagerly anticipated these big head to head games and I can only recall a couple of Spurs victories and an away win at Stamford Bridge among the success stories.

You say «I don't like the manager» BUT i hope you realize its nothing personal I have a big respect for wenger so its nothing personal its just that I think that too much power corrupts, history has proven that already so I don't have to Wenger has too much power at Arsenal and I think and this is my view he as abused it badly BUT that another story all together.

I have a big heart for adoption but I don't think my husband does so it will not likely be a part of our story but, you never know.

Your birth mother named you «Tariku,» which means «history,» because she thought that you had already lived such a big story for such a little boy.

I think life is one big story.

I know a lot of them look to me and I think that's a big reason why I wrote my story down.

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Carly, I used to think your story (a 2nd stillbirth) was my biggest fear.

I was watching the BBC2 Midwives programme — responsible for a recent attack of the broods — and started thinking about both Eliza's birth story and how the actual birth process is such a big focus for future parents, but only a really tiny part of the parenting story.

People keep sharing stories about how awful their General Anesthetics for various things were, including an Egyptian friend who thought they were going to call the security services when he came around from having his tonsils out yelling «Terrorists win» (he was a big Counter Strike fan) so I don't know if I'm going frying pan - > fire.