Sentences with phrase «avoid them feeling forced»

It would give them control and avoid them feeling forced into buying a new phone.

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The awful moral choice forced on Senator Kerrey is a commonplace aspect of war, not understood at all by professors and editorial writers who imagine, with obscene hubris, that they could avoid the guilt feelings associated with combat.

I have really low blood pressure and have often felt uncontrollably weak, where I begin seeing stars and am forced to sit down and avoid the next posture.

If Teams in the middle of the pack feel aren't feeling any urgency because they know they aren't in the bottom - 4, well, they should change that and do everything possible to avoid the 1 - Loss force Team Lalez.

I'm happy that, instead of forcing him to do something he didn't want to do without considering his feelings — or avoiding the situation altogether — we were able to help him handle his fears about it.

Keep the conversation playful and light - hearted to avoid the feeling of forced small talk.

And though the special effects and actors the 22 - year - old Raimi couldn't afford is one reason he wanted this remake, Alvarez avoids CGI, meaning when the electric meat - slicer, nail - gun, crow - bar and chainsaw come out, and limbs are torn, sliced and broken, you feel the impact with old - fashioned force.

He went on to discuss the way the film deliberately avoids labeling the intense, sometimes confusing feelings the three friends have for one another; how he kept the issues he addresses from being the driving force of the story; the specific way he chose to depict violence; and at what point he started composing the music score.

If, for whatever reason, you feel forced to reveal your investments and stock picks, use these strategies to decide what you share and what you avoid:

Only one FMX event is included per grouping of tracks that actually forces you to use the trick system, but even then you can usually avoid it and progress to the next bracket of tracks by simply earning enough medals elsewhere, so it never feels like you're forced into using them.

Other games have left fans feeling as though they are being forced to fork out just to get the best experience of the game and so it makes sense that some are fearful that the upcoming BioWare RPG will avoid the same mistakes.

I agree with Kevin Drum that those policies were never truly Republican: They were compromises Republicans felt forced to accept to avoid worse (i.e., more liberal) policies.