I'm trying to be much more intentional about such things.
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So I think women will be more intentional about it.
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Our collective's work is more intentional than just a party.
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Accountability helps in being more intentional with your plan, Weiss says.
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Each action or repetition felt more intentional — it'd be wasteful otherwise.
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Within the past few weeks, I've been more intentional about changing that.
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This time around we were much more intentional with everything we did.
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Being more intentional about your media consumption can help you stay strong.
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I'd like to see people be a little more intentional and reflective.
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Life is short, and I'd like us to practice more intentional, mindful viewing.
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The result is that slow motion makes actions seem more intentional, more premeditated.
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"These gig workers have to be more intentional about their saving," Plepler says.
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This style appears slightly more intentional than leaving the shirt hanging down freely.
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You could argue that the remaining views are more intentional and therefore more valuable.
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Canceling cable has meant becoming more intentional and picking out things I really enjoy.
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Other findings show that more mature attitudes don't necessarily correlate to more intentional behavior.
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Being a little more intentional with those choices can lead to something really exciting.
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You can even borrow some yoga principles to be more intentional about your money.
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But now, it looks like the dagger's journey was much more intentional than originally suspected.
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What are some tips for making those types of shots less touristy and more intentional?
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But you can definitely learn to be more intentional and more proactive about your money.
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With the times that we're living in it just felt important to be more intentional.
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If I had a ring, I'd be more intentional about it…I'm going to get it.
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Osterloh insists that he'd like Google to be more intentional in what it produces moving forward.
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Nonetheless, they still judged the shooting as more intentional when they saw it in slow motion.
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I think LA is a city where you have to be a little bit more intentional.
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From now on, I'm going to be pickier about and far more intentional about dinner deliveries.
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To become a smarter, more intentional dater, you'll have to work on knowing yourself first, Burns says.
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The soaring "Thunder Boy Jr." illustrates the power of words through a more intentional and personal approach.
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So Uber should be more intentional about becoming part of the solution, and do what Via does.
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"We need to be a lot more intentional about creating safe spaces for them," Mr. Tchividjian said.
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This time I wanted to be more intentional about looking outward as much as we look in.
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PG&E officials said some customers may not have their power restored before more intentional blackouts on Tuesday.
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"If people are a little more intentional about choosing an area of focus, it isn't overwhelming," she says.
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It may be more intentional: standing in the way or blocking the path in hope of some interaction.
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There's not a totally easy answer, but you have to be more intentional about the rules and more thoughtful.
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The class, and his lifelong service background, made him "more intentional about working with folks across the aisle," Wilhelm said.
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This year, Swift has become more intentional about sharing her opinions publicly, and her fans love her more for it.
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This book focuses on becoming more intentional and spiritually connected to your partner, with the goal of achieving better orgasm.
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Fronting it with a prominent black British woman made it feel all the more intentional, given the content of our book.
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Around 3003 BCE, the ancient Egyptians became much more intentional about preserving their dead — kicking off the early days of mummification.
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The solution here is to become more intentional about aligning our content spending with what we read, use, watch, and hear.
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It also makes shopping on Instagram more intentional, rather than being something you're inadvertently pulled into while scrolling through your feed.
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Smarter Living: Scientists have begun to determine how we can be more intentional about forgetting, and it's not just about suppression.
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The best part of using the Galaxy Fold was that it forced me to be more intentional with my phone usage.
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James Williams: This is going to sound neater and more intentional than it actually was, as is the case with most stories.
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Yet, I do wish I was more intentional at spending time working on the right skills and training based on what I needed.
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"If presidents whose interests align with that of the public are to be selected, more intentional efforts must be undertaken," the lawmakers wrote.
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If so, it was unsatisfying; while the piece hardly gets clearer as it progresses, its enigmas grow to feel more intentional and beautiful.
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However, it is possible to take control of your inner dialogue if you decide to be more intentional with your thoughts and words.
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I'm optimistic you can have it again, but only if you're more intentional about getting what you want, and probably more intrepid too.
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On Saturday, Hart attended the Philadelphia Women's March, where she gave a powerful, rousing speech inciting us all to get more intentional about inclusivity.
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It would be easier to buy Jexi's more intentional absurdities if its reality wasn't so elastic, stretching to accommodate poorly staged large-scale slapstick.
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Tinder today is addressing that problem with a new feature now testing in select markets that will make Super Liking a more intentional experience.
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The placement of Auerbach's patterns on walls instead of clothing makes their symbolism seem more intentional—the difference between mere decoration and meaningful hieroglyphics.
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This time around, though, the brows felt more intentional, accessorized with glossy lids, a dark pout, and what appears to be a braided updo.
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That said, it seems that a number of customers prefer the swiping gesture as it's more intentional, and less prone to the accidental click.
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I have often thought that women need a more intentional and organized movement to fight for their rights and continued marginalization on our country.
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At only eight photos per pack, the film can get expensive, but it may serve to make you a more intentional and thoughtful photographer.
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The producers could make the show more relevant by being more intentional about casting nonwhite leads, and more thoughtful about how they deal with race.
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I'm encouraged to see there being more intentional efforts for leadership to reflect the diversity of the community, but there's still work to be done there.
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And yet where the queer subtext for the character in the first Frozen seemed mostly to arise by accident, it feels more intentional in this movie.
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References to specific cities, tattoos, Blink-182 songs, mattresses and cars have the listener painting a vivid image, and Harding says those references couldn't be more intentional.
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When you give each dollar you earn a job, you also become more intentional about the way you spend the money you've worked so hard to earn.
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Once we were in agreement about what we were looking for, we started being more intentional about keeping an eye on the local market for new listings.
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"The fee hike is going to make the sellers be more intentional with what products and deals they're going to choose " on Prime Day, Adams told CNBC.
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Today we support each other in even more intentional ways, but we have survived on symbiosis for as long as we have shared space on this planet.
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But in the past five years, according to experts, the term astrotourism has evolved to describe more intentional travel to places with dark skies and more visible stars.
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I've done a pretty good job with my New Year's goals, but I want to exercise more and be more intentional/meaningful with my prayers and scripture reading.
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That could help make the decision to consume junk food more intentional and not the result of workplace conditions that can lead to making impulsive choices on automatic pilot.
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That's why we challenged Refinery29's own Anissa Richmond to become a more intentional, conscientious spender — by ditching her wallet for five days and relying entirely on app spending.
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Without a more intentional strategy elsewhere around the base, 29 Palms could easily become a biological island, leading to further wildlife management complications and associated impacts to training activities.
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Most importantly for me, it sparked a real interest in the band to write again, and try to do something that was a little bit more intentional and serious.
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"I think many pollsters and forecasters have tried to be much more intentional about explaining uncertainty and being humble about what data can and can't tell us," Anderson said.
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Ali Hakim has often been played broadly, with an exaggerated accent, but in the sly and dignified Nathanson's hands his humor is more intentional, and less an ethnic joke.
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Any Christian who wants to survive the coming darkness, he said, will have to live in a far more intentional and traditional way, in some sort of real community.
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Instead of just posting hashtags, we should be more intentional with challenging Trump's attack on our access to health care and housing, issues that affect black trans people directly.
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But after discovering that she actually spent a lot of minutes reading mindless magazines and scanning daily headlines, she decided to be more intentional about that space in her schedule.
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"People don't factor in the damage that happens over time — some of it is just purely wear and tear, some of it is more intentional and more dramatic," Weber says.
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Carroll is a thoughtful writer, and his chapters on how bullet journaling can guide people to live more intentional, meaningful lives is a big step above the standard productivity book.
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When you do this, you'll have more energy for your better-paying job, and you're being more intentional with how you spend your time, which is always a good thing.
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While other people suffer at the hands of the gang, the writers have become more intentional about pointing out how these overprivileged white idiots get away with (sometimes literal) murder.
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Aware of the influx of candidates, several liberal insurgent groups, like Democracy for America and Justice Democrats, are embarking on a more intentional process of endorsing candidates this election cycle.
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I'm not creating a revolutionary product that is going to change the hair game, I just decided to be a little more intentional about the stories that we're telling through products.
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These conversations should be deeper than just venting: "Practicing a conversation with somebody else, can help you be really clear and more intentional about how you approach your mom," she says.
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While this could just be a boneheaded casting oversight, the "Reagan Bush '84" tanks the boys wear might lead one to the conclusion that the decision was more intentional than that.
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It made her more intentional with her swiping — swiping on who she wants to talk to rather than just to get a match — and it cut down unwanted messages from men.
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The bigger online sites are good for getting rid of miscellaneous stuff, but for specialty items, like antiques and vintage clothes, you might want to sell to a more intentional audience.
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We can chalk up Bieber's look to missing one too many hair appointments, but Leto and Malone seem to have made more intentional moves — and we're not sure how to feel.
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Because space was much more limited than even the (now measly sounding) 1,000 digital songs the first iPod promised, choosing the music that came with you was more intentional, and personal.
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Laziness can sometimes lead to your downfall, but you're also more intentional about how you invest your energy, especially when it comes to who you'll bone and which battles to fight.
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This makes framing photos more intentional, but it's evident that the Ultra Wide camera introduces some pretty weird distortion, some of which almost looks like a fish-eye lens produced them.
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It is one facet of Facebook's answer to the question of, well, if intentionality is good, how do we get people to be more intentional about the time they spend on Facebook?
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Over time, the cash envelope system intends to teach you how to be more intentional with your spending, reduce waste, and leave more money in your bank account to save and invest.
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And as CEO, it's not just about having the answers — she's learned to hold her own by being more intentional in terms of what she wants to get out of every meeting.
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George R.R. Martin's book series goes by the name "A Song of Ice and Fire," so it appeared even more intentional that the Iron Throne met its demise because of dragon fire.
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Our thought bubble: Successful subscription models are able to sidestep the traffic trap of covering easy-gratification topics for clicks by reaching audiences in more intentional consumption environments — newsletters, magazines and streaming services.
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And given the current levels of stress and how WFH is the new norm for many of us, we have to be even more intentional so that our calendars do reflect our values.
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Still, especially with Washington's decision to lump them together under the umbrella of "great-power competition," China and Russia are likely to be more intentional in collaborating to frustrate U.S. foreign policy objectives.
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And by engaging with analog technologies like disposable cameras, we'll be better equipped to foster a slower, more intentional form of attention that's crucial to defending our memories and sensations from being washed away.
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"When you tell the truth, you don't have to remember what you said," said Mr. Dietl, who cultivates a Yogi Berra-like relationship with the English language that may be more intentional than spontaneous.
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The triumphant return of everyone's favorite animated band, led by Damon Albarn of Blur fame, comes right as we watch a new family move into the White House—and the timing couldn't be more intentional.
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It's an enlightening exercise for a vision-typical person like me, but for many people with color blindness, more intentional web design could make using what the rest of us take for granted much easier.
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It is clear to me: the private sector needs to be more intentional when it comes to breaking down the historic and systemic barriers that prevent women and people of color from climbing the corporate ladder.
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"We must be more intentional than ever to ensure that the whole of the FCC is more coordinated, more deliberative, and more collaborative," said Starks, who has held a workshop and released a report on the supply chain concerns.
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The new operating system, which Apple previewed at this year's annual developers conference, WWDC, is all about making your phone use more intentional and streamlined: Searching your photo gallery for the image you want will become much simpler, and notifications less distracting.
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As ethics lawyer and Trump watchdog Norm Eisen notes, this appears to violate the same federal conflict-of-interest rules Kellyanne Conway broke when she promoted Ivanka Trump's fashion line from the White House briefing room, though this is far more intentional.
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Rather than work for the stake of being difficult, it is work meant to make you more intentional, more aware of your surroundings and the dangerous place that you're slowly exploring, as it becomes more and more familiar but not never quite safe.
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A large documentary color photograph of the Cuban artist Tania Bruguera's late-90s performance "The Burden of Guilt," in which she swallowed balls of dirt while wearing a flayed lamb as a breastplate, takes the shock of dissonance in a more intentional direction.
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While Hartman has had more intentional experiences looking at her reflection since the shroom mushroom clouds, which were so therapeutic she now considers that taking psychedelics is a medicine, she notes that in the psychedelic community, trips aren't divided into good or bad.
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I feel like in 22016, maybe he hasn't been doing it, but his team" -- which both nationally and in the state is more diverse now than it was in 22016 and has beefed up its grassroots work -- "has been more intentional in this way.
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By encouraging non-profit leaders and employees alike to be mindful of how we spend our time and more intentional in allocating work among employees and staffing levels, overtime reform can help us achieve a balance that works best for us all, including the clients we serve.
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That the gallery happens to be in a space that was once a private home (and can easily be converted back into one) holds a special poignancy; there is a sense of the serenity that comes from living with art, which is absent from larger, more intentional and streamlined venues.
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It's not that virtual companies are promising employees that they'll work less (in fact, knowing when to "unplug" is one of the biggest challenges of a remote setup), but rather that they can work smarter by eliminating energy-draining commutes and being more intentional about how the work gets done.
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The Bomberman game also features mechanics you'll be familiar with from playing previous titles in the series on older consoles, while Snipperclips offers adorable visuals and terrific, novel gameplay mechanics that feel a bit like the multiplayer aspects of New Super Mario Bros Wii, but with more intentional focus on collaboration.
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It's still true in theory, but no longer having the option to interact physically means learning to use screen time in a more intentional way — actively listening to our friends over FaceTime, mirroring one another's body language and expressions so as to close the gap of social distancing, no mindless scrolling in sight.
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For example, a person who just moved to a new city and doesn't have a ton of nearby connections will need to be more intentional with who they interact with; they might benefit from joining a club to meet new people, or setting aside concrete time for phone calls with friends from home.
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"Many women in the mindfulness group used the skills to avoid pain medication in early labor and then opted for epidural when things became more intense, but as a more intentional, mindful choice, versus out of fear of the bodily sensations of labor," said lead study author Larissa Duncan of the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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If you feel uneasy about your tech habits, and want to become more intentional about how you use your phone this year, here are some strategies to help you take control: As you gear up to make changes, first take stock of your current usage, and how it makes you feel in a big picture way.
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Here are the biggest signs the Platinum Card is your best betYou can easily use the Amex Platinum airline fee creditWhere the travel credit from the Chase Sapphire Reserve card applies to any travel purchase you make, you need to be more intentional if you want to use the airline fee credit from the American Express Platinum card.
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It probably would be good for our health if we were more intentional about how we spend our limited free time, using it as a chance to practice things that modern life has made us extra uncomfortable with — like being alone or being bored — by offering us ubiquitous, immediate escapes in the form of digital devices.
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A LOT OF girls are tomboys, and growing up I definitely was one, but what began in my childhood as a relatively unconscious, oppositional response, a sort of sensitivity of the body — the lacy collar on that dress was itchy; the strap on those patent leather Mary Janes gave me blisters — developed over the years into a more intentional style inclination.
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One of the things I talk about at the end of the book is how social media has the potential to be hugely useful — you're connecting people who are in the same place, it's very fast, you can share knowledge very easily — but in my mind, that could be especially useful when mixed together with things like in-person meetings or more intentional communications.
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Pairing them with something that's otherwise a too-big shirt, or a shirt dress that doesn't fit exactly right, is a great styling trick: The skinny jeans become almost leggings-like, anchoring the statement piece to my frame underneath, and the tunic top swinging open when I move makes it a much more intentional look than my regular 'this tank is okay I guess' M.O." — Laura Norkin, copy chief The Trend: The denim vestThe Old Way: Over a dressThe New Way: In a denim-on-denim ensemble with a neck scarf"The number of times I've cycled a denim vest through my closet is pretty high.
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