Sentences with phrase «thought is a healthy»

Rather than planning for a retirement end goal, I think it's healthier to think more about taking a series of sabbaticals in your life.

I don't think it's healthy, and I don't think it inspires creativity or allows passion or talent to really thrive.

Luckily, the patrons were his people — the kind who loved pricey indulgence so long as they think it is healthy, too.

And I think it's healthier when not just their viewpoint but the viewpoints of their sources, the viewpoints of their subjects of an article, viewpoints of experts are all given equal weight in an article.

And I think it's a healthy thing.

Supply growth is exceeding demand growth, and I don't think that's healthy.»

and finally on the Luke thing, no i don't think it is healthy to but god before your family, i'm a direct victim of this not only that but their are countless others [youtube = http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlcbgnHtnQY&w=640&h=390]

I think it is healthy to be uncertain every now and then.

It doesn't require commitment either, though in our society it is an expectation of romantic love and I think it is a healthy component of a romantic relationship to make a commitment of some kind, though I think «forever» is unrealistic.

I think it's a healthy correction.

I think that's healthy and conducive to a life giving broadening of horizons.

What I think is healthy is individual rebellion against large concentrations of power.

They have the ability to reach people who might not otherwise be inclined to think about spiritual things, and I actually think it's healthy to acknowledge the fact that our talents — be they athletic, academic, musical, entrepreneurial, or whatever — are gifts from God that compel us to be good stewards who give glory to Him.

I do think it is healthy to see so many female - led or equally male and female bands, and encouraging that it is not even remarkable anymore.

I do not think it is healthy for adults to have an imaginary fascist dictator in the sky who watches and listens to every move they make.»

I think it's healthier all the way around — for the church, for the leadership, for the world.

They are told they need help for any type of abuse, even if the «abuse» is minor or imaginary.While I don't think it is healthy too dwell constantly on abuse, I do think that men who have been abused can get help from a good professional and should not be shy about seeking that help.

These are fabulous and shame on you if you only make them because you think they are healthy.

Also, when you mentioned good fats for cooking, e.g. olive oil, what about Rice Bran Oil as I have been using this for some time and wonder whether you think it is a healthy oil or not.

Although I don't consume dairy primarily for ethical reasons, I don't think it's healthy either.

I secretly really love buckles because it's basically cake that I think is healthy because there's fruit on top.

I have bought products in the past that have deceived me in thinking they were healthy, but when I read your ingredients in your cereal label I felt as though your company is in my best interest.

So delicious, and I can trick myself into thinking it's healthy...

Chicken piccata (yes, it's 2 Cs and 1 T as the spell check loves to remind me over and over) is one of those dishes you might order in an Italian restaurant thinking it's healthy but when it arrives, to your dismay (or not!)

So many think being healthy is difficult and takes a lot of time, but these 5 things will help:

While it's blending on low, drizzle in slowly about 1 cup of oil, whatever oil you think is the healthiest for you and your family.

For a while I was purchasing the store bought versions because I thought they were a healthier option but the more research I did the more I found out that almonds is only one of many ingredients in almond milk.

thought it was healthy and semi-hearty.

Though I think I can otherwise trick my husband into thinking these are healthy... the toppings might foil that plan.

Anyone who thinks this is healthy eating is out of their mind!

As a matter of fact, I think it's a healthier choice since coconut flour has a lower glycemic index.

my PH is perfectly alkaline at 7.4 (never before had I ever been able to achieve 7.4 despite following what I thought was a healthy organic whole food diet which was also dairy, gluten and sugar free);

It was really not a pleasant experience, and in hindsight I don't think it's a healthy thing to do.

hahaha, I used to eat huge, buttery blueberry streusel muffins for breakfast in high school, and I remember thinking they were healthy because there were blueberries... obviously!

One, these decadent cookies are truly a dessert so don't go thinking they're healthy by any means AND you may have to exercise complete self - control during the baking process.

So the food industry again responded, sweetening their foods with «fruit juice concentrate,» something that sounded like whole nutrition, and made us all think it was healthier.

These paleo chocolate cookies meet the technical criteria to be considered «paleo» but let's not fool ourselves into thinking they are healthy!

I thought it was a healthy version of bubble tea!

You'd never think they were a healthy, clean eating treat!

I used it because I liked not adding the extra heat to the oats thinking it was healthier to eat them «raw».

Yes, those who can not tolerate gluten in their diets are in fact healthier without it, but a lot of folks are still buying gluten - free foods simply because they think they are healthier.

I'm laughing reading your post b: c I basically did what you wanted to but didn't think was healthy enough even dietitians have their guilty pleasures!

Thought I was healthy, but never really considered the difference between whole and processed foods.

Growing up, my dad would force us to eat a large bowl of oatmeal almost every morning for breakfast, thinking it was healthy for us.

It makes me sad that something I used to think was healthy is so NOT, but it's better than many of the other alternatives.

Hmmm, all this time I've been following Elana's Pantry for what I thought were healthy gluten - free recipes and most call for agave.

We can easily think it's a healthy option and not realise the hidden calories in these bars.

I think they're healthier (on the assumption that the less processed the better), and frankly tastier.

This explains some of the less straightforward results: The authors think that because yogurt is already thought to be healthy, the effect was diminished for the organic version; similarly, participants may have thought the organic cookies were less tasty precisely because they also thought they were healthier.

And who do you think was healthier?