Sentences with phrase «discusses the feelings of»

Would like to discuss feelings of anxiety, emotional issues, concerns such as milk supply, pain, baby medical concerns, will impact breastfeeding.

Thus Chee - Kee's struggles can serve as an apt metaphor for discussing this feeling of «otherness.»

Responding to the review, Joe Ferns, Executive Director of Policy at Samaritans, said: «We should acknowledge that many people are using suicide forums and chat rooms to anonymously discuss their feelings of distress and despair, including suicidal thoughts, which may have a positive impact on the individual.

Just as important, the guidelines encourage patients — and their partners — to discuss any feelings of sex - related anxiety or depression with a health professional.

There's a frankness and honesty beneath the show's raunchiness that sometimes echo the best work of Judy Blume and other great chroniclers of adolescent angst, especially where the fraught and seldom - discussed feelings of boys are involved.

Another explores the difficulty of alcohol abuse in the family, and a third discusses the feelings of a parent never coming home.

BioShock Infinite lead Ken Levine has discussed his feelings of «frustration» at media speculation over the game's «troubled» development, along with the rumour carousel that surrounded the canning of the game's purported multiplayer mode.

But they also discuss the feelings of hopelessness that follow after the accident; navigating insurance claims, deciding who should pay the medical bills, what to do about lost wages, juggling legal issue while knowing are likely up against a multi-state corporation.

My husband of course has sensed it and when we try to discuss the feelings of distance and lack of intimacy, it usually turns into an argument.

The best thing must be talkiing to him to discuss the feelings of both of you to this situation.

Not exact matches

Yet in a recent Harvard Business Review article titled «The Authenticity Paradox,» Insead professor Herminia Ibarra discusses interesting research on the subject and tells the cautionary tale of a newly promoted general manager who admitted to subordinates that she felt scared in her expanded role, asking them to help her succeed.

Touria El Glaoui, founder of the 1:54 art fair, discusses how she felt it was her duty to create a platform for African artists, but adds that it is hard to define an «African artistic practice».

As office hierarchies became increasingly flattened and team - building exercises became the norm, managers increasingly felt compelled to call gatherings to discuss even the smallest of decisions.

Instead, talk about the implications of their actions indirectly by discussing the impact the problem has had on you, your feelings, or the business.

Many people comment on how the visuals really help them feel like they're more a part of the creation of the ideas being discussed.

That experience could be a special event in a store, being notified of or discovering a video on our website or YouTube channel of an athlete or celebrity wearing or discussing the latest product, an interaction with their friends while touching and feeling the product, or simply a conversation about sneakers with one of our stripers or other store associates.

«The entire premise of our store is based upon your ability to come in, touch, feel, experiment, ask, and discuss your needs without sales pressure,» B&H's website says.

The usually unflappable Simon Cowell, the producer of the highly successful TV show American Idol, has discussed turning to a mentor — billionaire British businessman Sir Phillip Green — after feeling overwhelmed by life.

November feels so long ago that I don't even remember who won, nor do I know if what we discussed is still relevant given all that's happened in the interim, but anyway they've just uploaded an audio recording of it on Soundcloud or iTunes, if you're inclined to listen.

«Knowledge is power and people tend to feel a huge sense of relief from discussing their situation and possibly fears with regard to money.

Administration officials have been reluctant to discuss psychological factors in the case, in part because they fear offending or antagonizing the stricken diplomats (many of whom already feel badly treated by the State Department leadership).

But when researcher Donna Freitas recently surveyed more than 1,000 kids about their tech habits, and interviewed 200 of them in depth to discuss their feeling about their devices and parental attempts to limit access to them, a more nuanced picture emerged.

We revised the agreement such that we felt we addressed some of Zillow's issues, at which point we were told they didn't have the legal resources available to discuss it any further,» Sandicor said in an email.

He discussed the importance of culture, and said how people feel about their team will determine how happy they are.

They discussed swapping reciprocal links with other site owners, (Rocky Rawstern of 7th Wave in particular felt blogs would become link farms that Google would eventually ignore), and building links to parts of your site besides the home page.

Jane, not being a burden is a great goal, and a topic I would like to discuss in the future b / c parents should never feel a burden either since they took care of us for 18 + years.

At F8 2018, it feels like Facebook might focus a little more on the «here and now» and how they might fix some of the privacy and security issues that have been widely discussed in recent weeks.

With the arrival in Canada this week of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang to discuss greater engagement with Prime Minister Trudeau, we felt that our readers might be interested in learning more about these sectors as well as appreciate a backgrounder on state owned enterprises and the most current reforms that are underway.»

The bank governor adds he doesn't feel required to discuss details of his private life and his interactions with friends.

Customers can get to meet each other, discuss your products and have a feeling of not being alone.

The sort of remark I have in mind is the kind where, in a post about an unrelated topic, an author feels the need to bring up some moral accusation against the writer he is discussing and make very clear that he, the blogger, is on the right side of that debate.

i really disagree lol, i don't intend to be dramatic at all, i just do nt like fluffy answers, and when it's discussed on a blog about the nature of existence, i feel it's ok for me to really try to explore.

In their response to the civil suit, attorneys for JPL stated in court documents that one of Coppedge's co-workers complained to his supervisor that Coppedge made her feel so uncomfortable in discussing «non work related topics» that it bordered on harassment.

And with that said... I certainly agree with what - Frogist said, and I would just add that even in being «kind» and «respectful» discussing your «beliefs» would not necessarily cause you or other believers to feel «a whole lot of difference.»

In one of Brown's two appearances on the show, she discusses how we should identify our feelings and how to silence the feelings that are not telling us the truth.

All of this is crucial given that Chudacoff never discusses the loneliness and forsakenness felt by many single people.

The discussion about evangelicalism here at this blog for the last few days has been interesting, though I admit to skim - reading many of the posts as I succumbed to that Eyes Glazing Over feeling that I get whenever the essence of evangelicalism is discussed.

I had a Geology professor once who candidly stated that the subject of Evolution would come up frequently during the semester, that if anyone felt uncomfortable it, to remember one thing: You «are not» required to «believe» any of the theories discussed in this class; however, you «are» required to «know» the materiel well enough to pass the written tests».

I had met many good people before who made me ashamed of my own shortcomings — but in the presence of this man — we never discussed anything but literary business — I did not feel ashamed.

Now religion and even ethics are deemed to be purely subjective and matters of individual feeling, so they can not be meaningfully discussed.

Whenever Mormons have a mirror put in front of them, they don't like it, but, they feel free to attack and discuss other people's faiths as if they are all authorities and I'm quite tired of it.

If this confidence is not established within a reasonable period of time it is important to discuss your feelings with the counselor; if the block continues it is quite legitimate to end the relationship and try another counselor or agency.

I have a feeling this is going to be a hot topic in the months and years to come, and we will be discussing it at length as part of series, though later in the year.

Since these are representative of feelings held by many clergymen, it would seem important to discuss them, as a potential means of enhancing good relations between ministers and AA.

after losing friends and all our safety personnel and the consideration of the families i see no good coming from this and only animousity and ill feelings and betrayal by our public officials in asllowing this to happen... it is deplorable and an insult to the 3,000 dead and the thousands affected by this horrible act and time must pass to heal the wounds before the issue is even discussed.

If you are afraid I'll hurt your feelings or the truth about why you are here is not worthy of discussing, then just avoid it.

We have to discuss the categoreal conditions for such derivation of conceptual feelings from the physical feelings relating to the temporal world.

I feel as if the «obedience of faith» that is being discussed directly links belief in the Gospel account (Or I will say the heart of the Gospel account, since you view the gospel as the full life and works of Jesus.

The question of Jesus's literacy has been much discussed in modern scholarship; the Jesus Seminar and others feel references in the Gospels to Jesus reading and writing may well be fictions.

Both English and Syrian Christian missionaries felt disappointed at the continuation of pre-Christian religio - cultural practices among the converts.54 The Provincial Council of the CMS in Travancore, which consisted of both missionaries and Syrian Christian priests, formally discussed this issue and concluded that the Pulaya Christians were «not well established in the faith.»