Not exact matches
They pick and choose the parts that make them
feel comfortable, assuming they ever read the
whole book — which 90 %
of Christians never do.
Unfortunately, as a former Christian, well acquainted with sin and confession and the
whole bloody business
of sacrifice to appease Someone who thinks that shows «love,» I question the
whole ancient story, all the animals killed, all the trees cut down (for temples and churches and crosses and «holy
books») and all the human beings left to
feel separated again and again from the universe, Nature, each other and their «gods.»
I
feel like I could live for the rest
of my life on what we experienced that day — that, or write a
whole «Love looks like»
book about it!
but thats not what i'm talking about... i am discussing the god you claim to worship... even if you believe jesus was god on earth it doesn't matter for if you take what he had to say as law then you should take with equal fervor words and commands given from god itself... it stands as logical to do this and i am confused since most only do what jesus said... the dude was only here for 30 years and god has been here for the
whole time — he has added, taken away, and revised everything he has set previous to jesus and after his death... thru the prophets — i base my argument on the
book itself, so if you have a counter argument i believe you haven't a full understanding
of the
book — and that would be my overall point... belief without full understanding
of or consideration to real life or consequences for the hereafter is equal to a childs belief in santa which is why we atheists
feel it is an equal comparision... and santa is clearly a bs story... based on real events from a real historical person but not a magical being by any means!
When I made this quinoa pudding, I was
feeling more ginger, less coconut (I know, I don't even recognize myself) so I used Faith's ratios and methodology to create a pudding baby from two
of my favorite
whole grain pudding recipes in the
book.
There are so many ways to make healthy treats (I wrote a
whole book of»em, after all), and I for one don't
feel satisfied unless I get to have something sweet each day.
After reading Meg's
book I
feel confident in my mothering through breastfeeding and also reassured that there are
whole bunches
of other mummas that
feel just as sleep deprived as I and that this will all pass one day.
I was given the
book babywise and have since learned how stupid the
whole western idea
of solitary sleep is when you understand how human milk is produced and human milk for human bubs is obviously ideal although I am glad we have formula for situations in which it is impossible and
feel for women who miss out on all the closeness
of cosleeping / breastfeeding etc..
This
book shows how mom's pregnancy effects the
whole family from needing more rest and growing larger to
feelings of being left out when the new baby gets here.
The Happy Kid Handbook by Katie Hurley, LCSW — This
whole book is wonderful, but for parents who want to focus on working on
feelings with their children, there's a
whole section with lots
of great ideas for
feelings games to play and
feelings activities to do as a family.
It was through my membership to API, plus a
whole bookcase full
of parenting
books and neuropsychology texts, that I learned exactly what Attachment Parenting is: that it isn't just a
feel - good approach to parenting.
Enter some carbs (from the suggestion
of your
book) in the source
of potato and rice and taro — and now I'm
feeling a
whole lot better.
Because the
book is so big, Yates is never able to develop any
of these strands to an entirely satisfying degree, and as a result the
whole thing begins to
feel inconsequential.
Every episode
feels like a
whole chapter
of a
book and it is not only to fill time, like most Netflix shows that
feels forced to last 10 episodes.
On the
whole, On Chesil Beach presents a deeply moving story with intricate ramifications and a big secret at the heart
of its storyline, but the film somehow fails to ignite the same
feelings and emotions as the
book does.
And, in the end, the
whole thing
feels like a set - up for a sequel, which it
of course is, as there are three more
books in the series.
John McNamara's screenplay, based on Bruce Cook's
book Dalton Trumbo, is episodic, which is a given considering the passage
of time, yet it still
feels of a
whole, even though it's very selective about which episodes it chooses to relate and which characters are featured.
His
whole idea was he just
felt that two hours wasn't enough time to tell a Jack Ryan story because Tom Clancy's
books are so detailed and rich, and the character
of Jack Ryan if he has a superpower is his intelligence, so there's a lot
of problem solving and things that take time, and that's the beauty
of the spy genre.
Feeling longer than it needs to be, there's a sense that this
whole cinematic series was created more for fans who have read the trio
of books than for casual moviegoers like myself.
With almost no relationship to the
book beyond honouring its concept
of a conflagration told in vignettes, it
feels almost exactly like James L. Brooks's I'll Do Anything, which began life as a musical and ended up, after extensive reshoots and careening budget overages, song - free, yet
whole somehow despite the trauma.
Although the great performances and promise
of what's to come help offset the listless pacing and general needlessness
of splitting the final
book into two movies, the
whole thing
feels like one giant tease for «Part 2.»
The
whole social nature
of book clubs can be a very positive activity for kids who may still
feel that reading is boring.
After reading Dobbs, Ippolito, and Laird's
book, I
feel it provided the kind
of step - by - step instructions that a principal finds invaluable while enacting any type
of whole - school change.
Then after writing a number
of screenplays I had a strong
feeling that I wanted to start writing
books, and I just love the
whole idea
of writing in the ebook form and getting your work out there.
When the novel went out on submission and got «We love it but we don't love it enough» and «We love you, but we don't love the
book» it should have been great news, but instead I
felt panicked at the thought
of having to write a
whole other
book.
So many authors — even
book publicity veterans —
feel that, if the scheduled radio interview doesn't take place, it's an act
of the gods, and they drop the
whole thing.
As the hijab has been particularly politicized, it
felt important that this
book depoliticize it, and showcase it as one part
of a girl's self - chosen identity, not the
whole of it.
I've even been treated to the
whole «but not YOUR
books,
of course,» as though that makes the Us vs. Them attitude
feel any better.
Once I
feel like I have an idea
of what I'd like to do, I divide everything into 32 picture -
book pages and leave space (or
whole pages) for text.
«Wonderful... A perfect
book - club pick... What mothers leave daughters is loud and proud in this
book... It will prime conversations about your own choices, which may change your
whole sense
of self, or at least make you
feel not so alone.»
• Finally, if you have a new little one at home — a dog, that is — and are
feeling overwhelmed by the
whole naming thing, the folks at
Book Riot have offered up a bunch
of literary monikers for your consideration.
If the process
of going back and revising a
whole book feels overwhelming, here's a great step - by - step plan
of action for revision and self - editing.
Often the «Once» paragraphs read differently from the
feel of the
whole book — the language is tighter, like a cloak wrapped round a small body.
It is not often that one can read a
book of shorts, connected thought they are and
feel like one has indeed read a
whole novel.
We know there's something somewhat nostalgic about
feeling the pages
of your all - time favourite
book between your fingers, but there's no denying that kindles and e-readers have opened up a
whole world
of possibilities when it comes to reading on the go.
If you are one
of my readers who has purchased any
of the other
books in the series on Amazon,
feel free to rate and review the individual
book or the
whole series.
Most author bookmarks have the
whole book cover on them so if you can fill your entire bookmark with a larger image
of a character from your
book it can provide a more custom designed
feel to the bookmark.
After reading an eBook, I get this nifty list
of suggested
books and from those suggested
books I've discovered authors I've never heard
of... and... many
of those authors don't have
books in my local library... I
feel like a
whole new literary world has opened up for me!
We designed a
whole new look from the e-
book version, imbuing the
book with a
feel of classic children's literature.
In the short amount
of time since using
Book Creator to create the resources it has truly made the
whole process
of exam support in particular so much easier and actually enjoyable too — making resources doesn't really
feel like work!
The
whole point
of his
books is to turn on our heads what most folks
feel is wealth.
Because while
booking a dream vacation to The Bahamas or scoping out cuisine choices in Paris may
feel rewarding, satisfaction reaches a
whole new level when you're paying your way with points instead
of money.But what if we told you that it's more than just the points.
The level
of detail on character models is particularly lacking, as is the texture work, and the games graphics on the
whole just
feel flat and lifeless, which is the exact opposite
of what you want from a comic -
book game, although the animation work for Deadpool himself is really quite well done.
«The
whole look and
feel of this
book is glorious.