Sentences with phrase «angry at our brother»

«Jesus shoots that theory all to hell in the sermon on the mount when he tells us that â $ œif we are even angry at our brother we have committed murder.

Jesus shoots that theory all to hell in the sermon on the mount when he tells us that «if we are even angry at our brother we have committed murder.

Show them how to express and label their emotions as they arise (eg «It sounds like you're really angry at your brother.

practice saying: «You must be really angry at your brother... hitting him is not the best choice.»

Not exact matches

There is literally not one form of digital communication or entertainment that the NSA won't use to look at your private information: Even the mobile game Angry Birds is subject to the watchful eye of Big Brother.

Or he could have let this entire thing eat at him forever, killed the man who killed his brother, and then went to jail himself, leaving his children (and the children of the man he killed) angry at the fact neither has a parent to raise them, and they too could fill their lives with anger, hatred, and vengeance, and repeat this cycle.

Noah settled down and in, no longer angry with us or constantly testing the limits of just how far he could push us before we send HIM back to the hospital in favor or keeping Baby Brother Who Never Gets Yelled At.

Because at this point in the game I'm very angry with Warner Brothers for not being able to get one goddamned superhero movie right since the heady days of Christopher Nolan's Batman franchise.

It's that rumor that writer / directors the Spierig Brothers and screenwriter Tom Vaughan have used as the basis for Winchester, a tale about a psychologist named Eric Price (Jason Clarke) meeting with Winchester (Helen Mirren) to determine her sanity when, you guessed it, the ghosts she's trying to keep at bay get angry.

And ramble on Llewyn does, between venues, open couches, and women, stopping most consistently at the home and, occasionally, in the bed of Carey Mulligan's Jean, an angry, regretful singer who refers to her erstwhile lover as «King Midas's idiot brother.»

She skillfully manages multiple points of view to tell the story, among them Claire Burwell, jury member and widow of a wealthy investment banker killed on 9/11; Sean Gallagher, the brother of a firefighter victim, who becomes an angry spokesman for survivor families; and Asma Anwar, a Bangladeshi immigrant, widowed herself on that terrible day, whose dignified appearance at a climactic public hearing provides the story's moral anchor.

I am now regularly confronted by people angry about the recent verdict, yelling «baby killer» at me, beating up my brother, etc..