Sentences with phrase «angry words used»

A couples counseling program with Lori will help get your relationship back on track In a relatively short time, a couple can begin to recognize and eventually express their needs for love, support, protection and comfort that are often hidden or disguised by the angry words used in repetitive self - defeating patterns of conflict or arguments.

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She says the words children frequently used included «sad, mad, angry and lonely.»

They use words like crazy, bitter, angry, or unforgiving, and we never hear another word the victim says except through that filter.

Plus, it can get people angry when to see words used incorrectly and falsely, which some people misinterpret as being caused by ideological indoctrination on the same scale as a religion and assume that atheism must therefore be a religion.

I would actually point that the OW website uses very angry wording which is common among apostates.

A reader sent me a very angry letter, condemning my use of the word «holiday» instead of «Christmas», saying that I clearly had a «bias against religion» in my reporting.)

Or if an interpretation is given (and it always is, in the very act of selecting this text, in the uses of the voice, mood, etc.), it is identified so completely with the original text that the preacher may safely comment, «If the sermon this morning makes you angry, I am sorry, but remember that I am only bringing you His Word, not mine».

Gave gave him special consideration, watching him all his life, putting words in his mouth and giving him the gift of prophecy, which he pretty well uses to tell the Jews that God is angry and on the verge of getting smitey.

CNN: My Take: Counting the Bible's words doesn't yield a Republican Jesus Stephen Prothero, Boston University religion scholar and author of «The American Bible: How Our Words Unite, Divide, and Define a Nation,» responds to angry emails he received after writing a Belief Blog post in which he takes issue with evangelicals using Jesus as a political tool to benefit the Republican Pwords doesn't yield a Republican Jesus Stephen Prothero, Boston University religion scholar and author of «The American Bible: How Our Words Unite, Divide, and Define a Nation,» responds to angry emails he received after writing a Belief Blog post in which he takes issue with evangelicals using Jesus as a political tool to benefit the Republican PWords Unite, Divide, and Define a Nation,» responds to angry emails he received after writing a Belief Blog post in which he takes issue with evangelicals using Jesus as a political tool to benefit the Republican Party.

You just use words instead of bullets to wound, to mar, and to kill all that makes you angry.

I once heard someone use the word «hangry» — hungry plus angry — for when food was long overdue.

What is of great consequence is Kevin Harvick will use the perceived grievance as motivation, and if there is an absolute truth throughout his career it is that an angry Harvick typically up ends riding roughshod over the opposition and getting the last word.

You see, Wenger started to get angry because he's usually used to have his word like a law.

They should have mentioned how angry and upset Arsenal Fans are and used stronger words to put pressure on them.

You can also teach your child how to count to ten until he is less angry, how to do deep breathing in order to calm down, or how to use his words by making statements such as «I am really, really angry right now!»

I'm guessing these parents have felt anger toward their kids but are scared of the word «angry» so they would use different words, like «upset» «frustrated» «lost my cool» or «impatient».

For example, you could say, «I know you hear bad language at school and on the bus, but I expect you to behave better than your peers and to find more appropriate words to use when you're angry or trying to make a point.»

And a child who feels angry enough to break something rather than use words to describe intense feelings isn't an imperfect person.

Loud voices and angry words parents might use can make kids feel scared, sad, or upset.

If you were asked to describe them, after saying, «He's a good kid, but...» would you use words like «defiant,» «whiny,» «unmotivated,» «disrespectful,» «angry,» or «demanding,» with a few positives sprinkled in?

Children who find speaking challenging may also become angry, bite or hit other children rather than using their words.

If you tell your child to use his words when he's angry but he witnesses you throw your phone after a dropped call, your words won't be effective.

• Children need help learning appropriate words and actions to use when they are angry or frustrated.

If your child seems angry or frustrated, use those words to help him or her learn to identify the emotions by name.

Give her a sticker each time she uses «gentle touches» or when she uses «her words instead of her hands,» when she's angry.

Say, «You are angry right now, but you will feel better soon, and it will get easier and easier to use your words.»

Every time I go on duty as a Special Constable I hear the F word being used by angry people.

If the police are to be instructed to start arresting everyone who gets angry and uses the F word then the cells and courts will be heaving with otherwise law abiding people who momentarily lose their tempers.

Words I'd use to describe my feelings about Silver fall somewhere among «angry,» «betrayed,» «outrageous» and, for many, «jubilation.»

Because this test is widely used and has been validated by others we did not alter it in any way despite the fact that some British - isms, such as using the word «cross» to mean angry, may have confused our students.

By helping children learn empathy, we raise the odds they will have strong positive social relationships, truly care for others, and be able to set appropriate limits in their own lives without using angry behaviors or words.

Whether you're a blogger, a novelist, a commercial copywriter, a business report writer, or even just Angry of Tunbridge Wells who likes to fire off a punchy letter to The Times every so often, it's a great exercise in the effective use of words.

I was just using her words as a springboard to make all my own points (selfish, I know), but I did worry it would sound like I was angry with her, when really, I was angry with you.

Got to give credit to that Angry Birds — teaches you to use words like myriad and obsolete.

She has made gestural as well as hard - edge abstractions, word paintings (her Angry Women series of 1973), and representational self - portraits, sometimes using such unconventional supports as rug samples, sandpaper, and canvases folded like accordion books.

Avoid yelling, using bad words and hand gestures to show that you are angry.

The words you use are just as important as your volume and tone, and others can know you're angry even if you didn't raise your voice.

They have given my kids the words to use when they are angry, sad, mad, or happy.

Using words to discuss anger, frustration, annoyance, irritation etc helps children learn that having angry feelings is normal and is something that can be talked about.

Have you ever told an angry child, «Use your words»?

Modeling, empathy, and using the right words can help the angry child feel that yes, anger really is OK.