Sentences with phrase «wrapped around an idea»

He was trying to get my brain to wrap around the idea that everything we see and touch is made up of tiny, tiny parts.

He was so self - involved and so wrapped around the idea that everything that happened to Hannah was God's way of punishing him, that he failed to truly see what had happened to Hannah.

Either way I give too much thought to my projects and just when I have my head wrapped around an idea, some other idea comes along.

Not exact matches

They can change their hats, put bells on their shoes or paint their guitars — but as long as they wrap their ideas around something that's now commonplace, it won't get them the same ROI as a completely original idea.

Though carbon - 14 is completely harmless, it's hard to wrap your mind around the idea that our species» cruelest weapons left measurable traces in our bodies.

They just can't wrap their heads around the idea that someone might build something because they like building things.»

This idea depends on having someone nearby who you can wrap your arms around, so depending on the nature of your relationships with your colleagues, this one might have to wait until the evening, but if you can find someone you feel comfortable getting close to, a simple hug can have profound stress - busting effects, according to the post.

«They [the film's creators] just can't wrap their head around the idea that someone might build something because they like building things.»

Call me old school, but I just can't wrap my crusty old brain around the idea that the Fed Chairman meets the press regularly.

As long as we find ourselves unable to wrap our brains around the idea that a person can be a fine individual while simultaneously holding a different political philosophy than our own, we will never move forward again.

Just because you can't wrap your mind around the idea that there doesn't «have to be» some puppet - master controlling all doesn't mean everyone is so lacking in imagination.

I for one can't wrap my head around the idea that a known future and genuine freedom are logically compatible.

It's really hard for some folks to wrap their heads around the idea that we're fighting an enemy that hides in the civilian population, has no capital and no state.

--- Hard for me to wrap my head around the idea that Jesus wants me to bless such a one.

I've found that most people — including many law professors — have a great deal of difficulty wrapping their minds around the idea that the Court would permit the intentional destruction of a healthy infant who was capable of living outside his or her mother's body, when the mother's health (in the ordinary meaning of that word) is not in serious danger.

You are unable to accept a universe not created and regulated by god because those ideas have informed your imagination for most of your life... The trouble is you are living in that universe, so wrap your mind around it and deal with it.

You have to remember that it took the great Church thinkers hundreds of years and several heretical battles to actually define the Trinity into an idea that Christians could sorta wrap their brains around, and even now how many can actually explain it sensibly?

I can wrap my head around the idea of a god... it's simple.

I've been trying to wrap my head around the idea that bananas are «bad» for you in terms of weight loss / eating healthy....

I had no idea it was such a cult favorite, but judging by the amount of people wrapped around the block of our coffee shop, maybe it struck a heartstring of other ladies too.

I was messing with the servings and can't really wrap my head around the idea that 5 cups of rice krispies and an entire bag of marshmallows yields only 4 servings.

Love the blueberry compote idea, Andy - I usually served mine wrapped around sliced strawberries and dusted with powdered sugar, or a seedless raspberry puree made the day before and drizzled with a honey - lemon juice syrup also made the day before.

I'm almost done wrapping my brain around the whole idea that we can now give her peanuts and tree nuts — and eggs, too!

Or cucumber...), it took me a little while to wrap my brain around the idea.

My husband has always liked «corn - dogs» YUCK but your recipe gave me an idea and I'm wondering (since I have not made these buns yet you would certainly know better than I) if you think you could wrap them entirely around the hot dog, bake them, then add a sucker type stick to it after out of the oven?

3 years later, these bovine dullards still prefer to lampoon a retired player and his club rather than wrap their witless minds around the idea of exhorting their own team.

Even if you can't wrap your head around the idea of loving a robot (let alone marrying one), imagine that for a certain percentage of the population it's not only not fantasy but preferable to relationships with humans.

I get it, it's hard to wrap your head around the fact that an idea that has been repeated so many times by so many people can be false.

While wrapping your head around having just one child might seem daunting, it's a good idea to think about if you'll be adding number two to the family soon.

Examples of why a flip might not be a good idea include uterine abnormalities in the mother or the cord being wrapped around the baby in a risky way.

But my first turn to the idea came in dollars and sense... Upon the news of expecting twins, I tried to wrap my mind around the sheer number of dirty diapers that two cute little babies would make.

Most of my large family — I'm the oldest of seven kids — accepts the fact that I use cloth diapers, but one of my sisters in particular, just can't wrap her brain around the idea of putting poopy diapers in the washing machine.

We have had a lot of fun using the BIG bubble wrap for Fine Motor Activities and I hope we have enough left to try out some of these other fun ideas from around the web:

I think many times we have a hard time wrapping our heads around the idea that those two things can co-exist, but the truth is that they can.

Having said that, it's hard for me to wrap my head around the idea of cloth being as bad for the planet as disposables because, as you say, landfilled diapers never biodegrade.

Because I had been emptied of the pregnancy, I could devote my attention to the aches in my heart, and wrapping my mind around the idea I wouldn't be having a summer baby after all.

In the States and in our culture, we sexualize the breast so much that there's an aspect of it that people just don't know how to wrap their head around the idea of showing your breast in public.

The first thing I had to do was to wrap my head around the idea that I could do it — that if I really wanted to change, I could take those steps to change my life.

This might help you wrap your brain around the next ideas because during overall weight loss you want the majority of the weight loss to come from losing fat as opposed to losing muscle.

The idea behind the company he founded, True Health Diagnostics, was to wrap a health management business around a strong diagnostics platform that tracks patients longitudinally, over time, -LSB-...]

The idea behind the company he founded, True Health Diagnostics, was to wrap a health management business around a strong diagnostics platform that tracks patients longitudinally, over time, to help them navigate to the best care plan and outcomes.

Well, actually, you might not, and that's ok — although most people are able to easily understand how low testosterone is a problem with men, not everyone can wrap their head around the idea that low testosterone is a problem for women too.

Labels are convenient because we can wrap said labels around a bunch of ideas and make the ideas appear more cohesive than if we had to track each idea individually.

It can be hard for some people to wrap their head around the idea of «eating fat to lose fat», or that eating fat can be healthy for you.

The majority of people think Diane von Furstenberg has created the wrap design but, according to many fashion books that I've read, it was Elsa Schiaparelli who came up with her «popover» idea back in the glamorous 30's and it then became the basis for the wrap - around DVF 70's dresses.

I think scarfs are a marvelous idea as they can wrap around your neck and keep you warm.

I would wrap a random scarf around my hair (I had no idea what I was doing) and look at myself in the mirror, trying to get use to my new image.

I'd also like to add, last year I wrapped ribbon around our pillows and tied them in bows to make them look like presents, i think this idea could be adapted with the burlap idea for the holidays!

When I thrifted this sweater dress I had no idea that it would be like wearing ten very well fed long haired cats wrapped around my body.

I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around the idea that B is one today!!