Sentences with phrase «face conflicting feelings»

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In fighting with her about whether to stay or go, I felt helpless in the face of her panic attack and angry tears, but my lack of visible empathy only made our conflict worse.

Feeling «caged in» was an entirely appropriate sensation while viewing the images of people who had themselves faced all kinds of physical and cultural barriers in their flight from conflict.

I want to thank you for what I learned; how to keep quiet and listen to others; the whole concept of what you termed «unfinished business»... which meant that there was an interpersonal relationship which had not been worked through; the surprising truth that there is no conflict that does not disappear if both people will go into the encounter and face the negatives and articulate them in terms of actual feelings; your continual emphasis on getting rid of the things that keep people from loving each other.

We bring the gay demons out of these individuals so they can become who god intended them to be... Facing the reality that you have unwanted homosexual feelings can cause tremendous turmoil — especially as a child whose feelings conflict with deeply held values, beliefs and life goals.

Once there, Kitty engages in an affair with another married British diplomat named Charlie Townsend (Schreiber, The Manchurian Candidate), and does feel actual love for the man, but is faced with conflict when Walter finds out about the affair.

Her face, which so subtly shifts between emotions, is perfect for the conflicted part — ably matched by Cohen's swoonsome American suitor, Tony, who, unlike our heroine, never feels less than certain about his feelings.

You can feel the conflict and pain on his face in every scene.

By comparing individuals» subjective interpretations and feelings (through interviews) with large scale data (in reports) and laws (outlined by human rights and Thai national laws), the research utilizes the triangulation approach to come up with a study that attempts to respect both the micro (individual) and macro (context) and therefore paint the human faces of displaced persons affected by factors beyond their control (conflict in Myanmar and Thai politics and law).

Over the course of two full days, we listened as teachers described the issues their students face, the conflicts they feel with colleagues and supervisors, and the place of education in their country.

The Writing Platform aims to help writers who may find themselves feeling either under - informed or faced with conflicting information.

When a dog is faced with a situation that results in fear, such as excessive noise or a new object, if it feels it can not escape or avoid the conflict, your dog will feel anxious and react.

101 Incidents of ethical violations resulting in professional discipline and even criminal prosecution are on the rise.102 Faced with declining profit margins, firms have been accused of «overworking files» and overstaffing projects in an effort to increase billable hours.103 And they have bent the rules governing conflicts of interest.104 One survey indicated that one - third of the 30,000 clients interviewed felt dissatisfied with the representation they received from their attorneys, citing primarily a failure to communicate and inadequate attention given to their cases, suggesting that law firms are under pressure to increase their case loads without hiring new associates to staff them.105 The recent decline in professionalism is even further evidenced by a decline in pro bono commitment.106 Thus, new graduates face even heavier workloads, increased pressure to meet high billable requirements, and fewer pro bono opportunities.

«If you are feeling lonely, exhausted, stuck, and troubled by a loss of drive, facing difficult relationships or family conflicts, suffering from stress and anxiety or body image and eating issues, then psychotherapy, an active collaboration between therapist and patient, can be a powerful and positive emotional learning experience.

Chances are, if you have a personality disorder, you face feelings of uncertainty about your future and experience ongoing conflicts with your loved ones every day.

Many of us struggle when we are facing something that we feel conflicts with our values — whether it be a broken relationship, dealing with dark emotions, or coming to grips with our identity or sexuality.

I want clients to feel that they are moving closer to their goals when they work with me, and to better understand the challenges and conflicts they face in their lives.

Marriage counselling gives you and your partner the time and space to explore what is and isn't working in your relationship, how to communicate better, resolve conflict and face difficult feelings towards each other.

While his commentary on the frustrations all couples feel in the face of conflict may hit close to home, or deeply amuse us, we know that problems in real relationships are rarely solved through stand - up comedy.

For example, satisfied married couples coordinate, or mirror their body movements more during conflict discussions than dissatisfied couples.5 Another study found that when participants believed that they were interacting with someone from an out - group, they were more likely to synchronize their physical behaviors with them than an in - group member.4 If you are fighting with your partner and face the possibility of exclusion or rejection, you may unknowingly imitate him or her in order to feel closer to them.6

This method isn't complicated, but it's often the opposite of what you feel like doing when you are faced with a high - conflict person.

Not because I enjoy arguments or disagreement, but because I enjoy the closeness that often results from repairing conflict and would feel a loss if I couldn't see someone's face soften as we made up.

Adolescents who feel understood by their parents and trust their commitment to the relationship, even in the face of conflict, confidently move forward toward early adulthood.

Most novice and experienced conflict mediators alike feel themselves viscerally tighten in the face of an impending impasse.

Adolescents perceived less conflict and reported feeling more bonded than their peers facing similar challenges in the control condition.