Sentences with phrase «dwelling on what»

And dwelling on what your ex should or shouldn't have done is pointless.

Instead of dwelling on what they can't afford, suggest that they let you show them something that might open their ideas a bit.

This makes your skill set look more diverse and relevant, whereas repeatedly talking about your «customer service» abilities without dwelling on what that means is not as effective.

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

Instead of dwelling on what happened in the election, we need to focus on what we are doing now — and moving forward.»

Not dwelling on what might have been, we called our pals at Tire Rack.

Perhaps the most important step to finding love again is to stop dwelling on what has been.

Pro athlete Amelia Boone turned her stress fracture from disaster into a #SmallWin opportunity by focusing on what she could do — not dwelling on what...

I focus on things I love about myself instead of dwelling on what I dislike.

They have a job to do next year but can't help their minds dwelling on what's to come.

For instance, your teen could stop dwelling on what other people are saying or go directly to the source and confront the issue.

But there is no point dwelling on what might have been and Walcott has urged his team mates to grasp this great opportunity to finally win the Premier League.

Or «Let it Go» and yet they are the ones that whenever you are around them are still DWELLING on what they should be letting go of.

There is a tendency to fall into being weakened by dwelling on what is outside your reach, by what can not yet be.

I support what you say about awe — practically experienced perhaps while dwelling on what is true, honorable, right, pure, lovely and admirable.

Such blaming and dwelling on what one has not done diminishes the self.

Complaining primes us to see the negative in life, and conversations that dwell on what's wrong dig both parties deeper into misery.

(KGTV)-- Margaret Wardlow doesn't dwell on what happened to her one night in 1977 - a night that she became victim number 27 of the Golden State Killer.

Allowing for multiple dwellings on what would be classified a single farm, will aid farmers wishing to practice multigenerational farming.

The Rays picked him as their return for Wil Myers, and it's far too easy to dwell on what they could have had instead.

Then, as Harris stood in a soft rain and looked down at his old high school field, the South Stadium, he said, «I don't dwell on what has happened.

But i wouldnt have to dwell on what we don't have, the window has closed already.

Anyhow, rather than dwell on what you would like to happen, where would your money be if you had to predict what will actually happen?

While us fans nurse our way through the following day with Gatorade, Advil and some kind of burger on a pretzel bun, losing teams have entire offseasons to dwell on what could have been.

«We're always looking to create an environment where you don't dwell on what's happened, but are focused on what you have to do next,» Alex Inglethorpe, director of the club's youth set - up, explains to Goal.

And kids who are able to keep a positive attitude despite being bullied will fair much better than those who dwell on what is happening to them.

6 - Move On and Don't Dwell — Once the process is over, move on and don't dwell on what happened.

It's worth taking a moment to dwell on what Mexico has accomplished for its countrymen by following the International Narcotics Control Board's demands.

This is not the space to dwell on what is fair and what is not, since there is a lot of literature on that elsewhere.

It is easy to get sucked into negativity and to dwell on what might have been.

Neither seems to have dwelt on what...

Any pose that requires you to put your knees down won't be very comfortable to do, and if you're traveling, lying - down poses will bring you really close to the hotel carpeting (and let's not dwell on what might be lurking in THAT).

Don't dwell on what you're giving up; rather, focus on your goals and on how good you'll feel achieving them.

I want to be in a relationship that i can always count on the other person and not to dwell on what is not gonna make it works because all i know is that, you can always find good in everybody, if only you can give them a chance, benefit of doubt.but sometimes people disappoint you sometimes they surprise you but you never really get to know them until you listen to what's in their heart»...

Dwell on what you do for a living and how you plan your evenings and weekends.

But the film does not dwell on what was then the distant future; it keeps itself rooted in the moment of 1974.

I would advise a potential buyer of a Veloster to lower your expectations and appreciate the car for what it is, not dwell on what it is not.

It dwelled on what she feared was a hurricane in the making that might very well reach horrendous proportions.

A dog's past will only be a problem if you constantly dwell on what happened before the shelter.

I appreciate this approach to story telling because it never allowed me time to dwell on what could happen after the fact, instead I'm right there with the characters rushing into a situation with little planning and motivated only by a goal.

First, you dwell on what is wrong with your present vehicle.

Rather than dwell on what divides us I would prefer to try and identify what unites us.

I know — nobody wants to dwell on what would happen if you get terminal cancer, ALS or some other disease...

For example, when asked why you left your most recent position, do not dwell on what you disliked about your previous job.

In this article we will dwell on what kind of accomplishments don't matter.

9: When conducting a job search talk about the benefits you provide not the benefits you'll receive Once again, starting with your resume tell people what is in it for them if they interview and hire you rather than dwell on what is in it for you.

Like for example, if financial issues are straining your marriage, then take a step back and dwell on what you must do.

We know, we know, it's hard to think that someone else got a better deal and it's easy to dwell on what might have happened if you'd tried a lower offer.

Whether you rearrange the accessories on your coffee table, hang up those prints that have been sitting on your floor since you moved in, or bought yourself a bouquet of flowers to put yourself in the mood for spring, or celebrated Valentine's Day with your hubby, it is all a part of motivating ourselves to dwell on what we CAN do in life, by creating beauty with what we have!

When I dwell on what my house looks like my HOME suffers.