Sentences with phrase «anything about guilt»

I haven't heard anyone say anything about guilt edged chances.

Not exact matches

«A guilt tripper doesn't know anything about communication,» she says.

I've heard preachers talk about how anything can be an idol - things, activities, people - basically anything that brings you pleasure is in competition with God and you should feel guilt and worry that you might secretly like that thing or that activity or that person MORE than God.

We all have that friend who likes to humble - brag about how cheap they get everything while putting everyone on a guilt trip about having anything nice.

That's why people hate to read or listen to words like» Adultry» or «fornication» cause it makes them feel the guilt and people do not want to feel guilt anymore about anything they do.

As you think about how you would offer reassurance and perspective to your child in this scenario, can you find anything you would tell your child that you yourself need to hear and could tell yourself at times of peak parenting guilt?

I know that the guilt won't go because of anything I say but I do hope you will stop feeling scared to talk about what happened.

I felt guilt when I stayed home — Moms feel guilty about pretty much anything sometimes.

Raising kids is a high - stakes responsibility, and in this age of social media and easy access to information about anything and everything, parents are easily overwhelmed with feelings of guilt and inadequacy.

I found it incredible to believe that ANYONE would say anything about not breast feeding to a mother's face and thought it was the guilt talking.

«The U.S. Attorney's comments are impossible to construe as anything other than opinions about Mr. Silver's guilt,» the motion filed by Mr. Silver's attorneys, Joel Cohen and Steven Molo, argued.

I know a vegan would say what about compassion for the animals, but I don't think shaming and guilt - tripping is a good way to achieve anything.

Just about any film that explores the question that all of us ponder about what happens to us after we die already starts with built - in intrigue, and while Flatliners eventually becomes a relatively standard «Twilight Zone» - esque story about dealing with the guilt and remorse of one's past to resolve one's future, it's certainly a movie that stands out as quite different in style and, to some extent, subject matter than most anything that Hollywood had churned out before.

Prince, as Moonee, has a sharp mouth (her defense mechanisms have been well - honed) and a maddening smile, the sort that admits guilt while also saying, «I'm a cute kid so you can't do anything about it.»

In those final minutes, though, it's a far more involving tale — about regret, living with grief and guilt, and seeking atonement — than anything that has come before it.

Neither Gelbspan nor anyone who repeats his accusation about corrupt skeptic climate scientists has ever offered anything more than the embarrassingly paper - thin guilt - by - association insinuation first seen at those 1995 Minnesota hearings.

In this example above, it's important that Denise not let her guilt decide her actions, but that she still pays attention to her decision about the restaurant and decide if she should do anything different in the future.