Sentences with phrase «very real thing»

There is such a thing — a very real thing — as work - life balance, and everyone needs to achieve it.

Ageism is a very real thing.

Fear of change, the future and failure is a very real thing.

Either way, with Samsung and now Apple utilizing OLED panels for their smartphones, supply shortages for rivals could become a very real thing.

Debt is a very real thing and you don't want to spend your days in Bellevue, Washington scraping pennies together because you didn't have the necessary tenants protection to cover your assets.

The wage gap in the legal industry, however, is a very real thing for women to consider.

However, collaborative divorce is a very real thing and it can actually result in a more satisfactory divorce.

Whether its the Wii U's controller interaction or seeing Unreal Engine 4's in actual practice our gaming future has become a very real thing.

Yet instead of being the handiwork of hackers and the like, turns out, it's a very real thing.

I learned the hard way that post-op depression is a very real thing, and one of the best ways to ward it off / treat it is to spoil yourself.

Hybrid vigour in dogs is definitely a very real thing.

Anxiety in humans is a very real thing.

If the answer to many of these questions is yes, your dog may suffer from a very real thing: separation anxiety.

Whether thunder sends your dog clawing through the wall or they retreat to a closet to shiver and whimper, anxiety is a very real thing.

And they're showing that the ebook revolution we've been talking about for the last year is a very real thing (from Nate... Read More

Bisexual erasure is a very real thing, in and out of the LGBTQ community, and literature that features the voices of bisexual characters is more important than ever.

(The feast or famine cycle is a very real thing!)

The term refers to when kids lose some of their academic gains from the school year over the summer, and it's a very real thing for many students.

We all remember that age and the hormonal urges are a very real thing.

The best thing about this movie is something that is impossible to prove, and that is the suggestion that former NFL commissioner Paul Tagliague resigned because he knew that damage from concussions was a very real thing, and that his feet were about to be put to the fire for what was done on his watch, so he stepped down and put human jellyfish Roger Goodell (jellyfish need very little oxygen for brain function, you see) in his place.

Emotional unavailability is very real thing.

Even though online dating makes finding a partner that much easier and more probable, rejection is still a very real thing on dating websites and since you can ask a lot of people out in a very short amount of time this way, you'll likely get rejected a lot, too.

(Unrelated side note: Just in case you noticed that I forgot to wear my wedding ring in these photos, I feel the need to point out that pregnancy brain is a very real thing.)

We've all been there, and we've all seen it happen — the curse of the bad bridesmaid dress is a very real thing.

We've all been there, and we've all seen it happen: the curse of the bad bridesmaid dress is a very real thing.

On the other hand, if you do experience those symptoms, you'll likely feel that PMS is a very real thing that makes you hungry, bloated, and full of rage every 28 days without fail.

As we well know, there's barely any talk of this time in a man's life, but it is a very real thing.

Oral allergy syndrome is a very real thing, and I would classify it as a real food allergy.

Sleep deprivation is a very real thing, confirms neurologist W. Chris Winter, MD, a sleep medicine sleep specialist and author of the Sleep Solution.

So the «feel - good» high that only runners know is actually a very REAL thing.

Sleep paralysis is a very real thing, says Harneet Walia, MD, of the Cleveland Clinic Sleep Center.

But for a percentage of the population, life minus sex is a very real thing.

This sudden, irrational rage is often referred to as «hanger» (a combo of hunger and anger) and experts say it is a very real thing.

Maths anxiety, a tendency to panic when asked to perform mathematical tasks, is a very real thing.

«To me a species is a very real thing,» he says.

Creativity as self - care is a very real thing, both generally speaking and also as a way to counter bleakness and darkness with beauty, light, liveliness, and inspiration.

A recently released study confirms what we moms have long known - that the «baby brain» attributed to sleep deprivation is a very, very real thing.

PTSD is a very real thing for baby loss mamas.

Through my many interactions with parents, I know parental anxiety is a very real thing.

In the very beginning spit up is a very real thing.

This is a very real thing that starts around age 6 or 7 months and ends by age 2 years.

«Being touched out is a very real thing,» says Kelly Doughty.

A very real thing that could happen to me.

Finally, although I don't like the term «unconditional love» because it is overused to the point of banality, it's actually a very real thing and, at the moment, it is jolly painful to be on the receiving end of it.

Cognitive dissonance — that psychological term that refers to the way our brains respond when our beliefs and actions don't line up — is also a very real thing.

Slidedecks at 9 pm were a very real thing.

But with rental websites like Airbnb becoming so popular, renting out your home or apartment for out - of - town visitors is a very real thing to do.

«It points to the failure of our leaders that we are sitting here in a state where this threat, this text message, was a very real thing.

I'm at a point in my life where «wedding season» is about to become a very real thing, and I wanted something fun that would make me feel like the life of the party, even when awkwardly sitting to the side of the dance floor.

Negative self talk and limiting beliefs about abilities are very real things.