Sentences with phrase «dwelling on missing»

Instead of dwelling on missing out on a promotion or a pay rise, maybe you should look at what went wrong and how do you plan to turn things around.

Don't dwell on missed opportunities, and keep your head up.

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If I don't embrace it and dwell on it, I miss out.

If you are constantly dwelling on something that happened in the past or feeling anxious about the future, you are missing out on YOUR LIFE.

So if you want to dwell on this result as a missed opportunity, that is your right.

None of these things proves to be distracting though, and really, to dwell on them would be missing the point.

We had dwelled on three ways industry can benefit from the iPad here before though we sure missed out on this one, that of the iPad finding application as a means of in - flight entertainment.

Remember that sinking feeling you had as a kid after leaving an amusement park, your mind dwelling on all those rides that you missed out on and couldn't wait to come back and jump on?

It's true, despite the better wishes of the Unites States Customs Department, I'm back from Africa and now here in the U.S. Remember that sinking feeling you had as a kid after leaving an amusement park, your mind dwelling on all those rides that you missed out on and couldn't wait to come back and -LSB-...]

However, to overly dwell on these minor points would be to miss just how much effort has gone into Disney Infinity 3.0.

But although he does draw on the «golden age» of modern painting, and paintings by lesser known modern artists, to dwell excessively on James» sources would be to miss altogether the intensity of the viewing experience and the ensuing intellectual challenges his work offers.

Although James» draws on the «golden age» of modern painting, and paintings by lesser known modern artists, to dwell excessively on James» sources would be to miss altogether the intensity of the viewing experience and the ensuing intellectual challenges his work offers.

Don't dwell on whatever you missed doing.

Keeping a focus on what's great about the present will keep you from dwelling on what you miss about the past.

Speaking from her own personal experience, Steph Houghton, Manchester City Women's Team Captain, explains how «I try not to dwell too much on missed opportunities.

I miss our camelia at our old house, but love our new house too much to dwell on it!