Sentences with phrase «eyes of other»

We show for the first time that, as with patients with amygdala damage, this deficit can be temporarily corrected by simply asking them to focus on the eyes of other people.

He was furious at being falsely accused of being a child molester two times at court, and still in the eyes of the other parents at his children's schools.

This isn't always fair in the eyes of the other person, or even the law.

By performing these activities, the therapist is able to avoid any family member placing blame and enabling them to experience family life through the eyes of each other.

Everybody want to present themselves stunning and beautiful, especially for women their hair adds up more life and gorgeous to to their image capturing the eyes of other people.

«You just looked in the eyes of the other guy and it sorted itself out.»

Rather, it is the acceptance that this work has gained in the eyes of other climate scientists.

As an interesting twist, the game is played out in 3 acts; each act played through the eyes of other familiar Belmonts of the main Castlevania canon.

Black dogs may appear featureless to the eyes of other dogs and so subtle facial expressions are not understood.

The idea is to flee as soon as possible from a loan which won't only be expensive but will also affect your ability to get finance because a bad credit personal loan on your credit report isn't a good mark in the eyes of other lenders.

Preapproved credit cards give consumers a glimpse at where they stand in the eyes of other credit card companies and the credit bureau.

I don't think that affects readers much, but it does seem to legitimize you in the eyes of other authors and related folk.

Kiki, a sweet - but - naive stay - at - home mom and devoted wife, and Carla, a lustful single mother on the prowl, are also outcasts in the eyes of the other neighborhood mothers.

The conspiring, back - stabbing, and jockeying for favor in the eyes of each other, Stalin's daughter Svetlana (Andrea Riseborough), and the public starts, too.

Chbosky achieves this by not falling to the temptation of focusing the film on Auggie's travails, but like author R J Palacio did, telling his story from his as well as the eyes of other youngsters around him.

Still, Black Panther is a substantial entry into that world and one that will hopefully open the eyes of other studio heads who are hesitant about straying away from the status quo in any genre.

I noticed that the long correspondence in spite of the face to face conversation, without seeing the eyes of each other and expression of the partner's face, can come to misunderstanding.

During the phase of a person totally changes from a sad guy to the happiest girl or boy in the world, perhaps posing and acting in a strange way in the eyes of other people who are not in love.

However, falling in love with a married man can be considered as an immoral act especially in the eyes of other people.

Corbo believes if we look a little closer, the eyes of other birds or even other kinds of animals will reveal a similar multi-hyperuniform structure.

The researchers have not investigated in detail how kestrels detect UV light, but the eyes of other birds are known to be sensitive to these wavelengths.

Infants later diagnosed with autism showed declining attention to the eyes of other people, from the age of 2 months onwards.

Unlike the eyes of all other back - boned animals, which use a lens to focus light, this one uses mirrors.

Finally, if the dreaded time comes that your baby is crying on the plane, avoid the judging eyes of other passengers and concentrate on trying to calm down your little one.

Not the «cool» mom, «nicest» mom, nor the «best» mom in the eyes of the other kids.

Sometimes I felt the judging eyes of other mothers while I was picking up my formula in the store.

Weakening our status in eyes of other players an clubs.

Carrying banners and sacks of food, and following a bagpipe player, the group set out under the eyes of other, disapproving, church members.

To see through the eyes of the other does not mean, as we have seen, that one ceases to see through one's own.

In the asylum, men are either «gods» or «demons» in the eyes of each other.

While T. Rowe Price doesn't build a stock portfolio based on potential takeover candidates, Umbarger says, that possibility has lately become a bigger part of the investment discussion at the firm, in terms of «How could you value it in the eyes of other beholders?»

Maintaining a healthy and energetic outlook can go a long way toward fostering a positive perception of yourself in the eyes of others.

Valuing others establishes your value in the eyes of others.

In the eyes of others, it makes us more human.

I've always said to women you never want to be the potted plant; you never want to be seen in the eyes of others as the person who is here so that we can say we've got one.

Looking into the eyes of others may make you feel as if you are staring at them, but you are not doing any such thing.

Otherwise, your team's efforts are devalued in the eyes of others and, much worse, in their own eyes.)

In its extreme formulation, it's the idea that, at least in the eyes of others, we are what we surround ourselves with.

Rather than let women see themselves through the eyes of others, as «Sketches» did, it cons them with a fake medicated patch that's supposed to make them feel more beautiful.

«They do a lot of things that make them look very confident in the eyes of others,» he added.

One of the things that's great about blogging is that you get to see your own ideas through the eyes of others.

They don't even seem to get it that a false apology will raise them tremendously in the eyes of others, as long as they convince those others that the apology is real.

Wars often cease when we see the carnage through the eyes of others.

When people aren't dealing with planks in their own eyes, and are pointing out the specks in the eyes of others, they aren't really learning to love themselves because they don't make time to nurture and nourish themselves.

The point is that racial oppression tangibly diminishes its victims, in their own eyes and in the eyes of others.

Another thought is that if you are looking to people for approval you are sinning also as you are looking to be held high in the eyes of others.

The problem is that we tend to live up to, or down to, the image of ourselves that we see reflected in the eyes of others.

Perhaps that's why we spend so much time fixated on the physical motes in the eyes of others (sexual sin, for example) and neglect the spiritual logs — like pride and hypocrisy — in our own.

They lash out using any resource available to them, be it asserting themselves through position, using power to dig potholes and set up road blocks, employing fear to demonize you in the eyes of others, or emotional weapons like name - calling and ostracizing.

But the person who knows the security of acceptance by God can be less apprehensive about his status in the eyes of others, less compelled to defend his own ego.