Sentences with phrase «feel angry with»

Some parents also feel angry with their child or feel guilty because they blame themselves and think they haven't been a good enough parent.

In other cases, your children may feel angry with you and side with the parent who has been violent.

Perhaps you feel angry with one parent or both.

it is likely to make you feel angry with your young person, and then you may act in a way that makes things worse.

Some examples might be: talking and listening to the person you feel angry with, talk to a friend or an adult you trust, accept that you can't change things, apologize, etc..

They may feel angry with the new baby, their partners, or their other children.

When we're feeling angry with our children, it's easy to focus on punishment.

You may find yourself feeling angry with the physicians or nurses, your partner, or even your baby and God.

If you're exhausted, at your wits end, perhaps even feeling angry with your baby, hire someone.

You might acknowledge his anger and then try to shift the topic: «Thomas, I know you are feeling angry with me.

At first, Charissa felt angry with the pet owner, and with the veterinarian who had given the owner advice to make the puppy submit to the family.

The person has not allowed himself to admit to feeling angry with his parents and has in fact waged an ongoing battle against himself to not feel certain feelings that produce anxiety and discomfort.

Whenever you feel a surge of negative emotions, interrupt the pattern and tell yourself «I am not angry, I am simply feeling angry with this situation and I have the power to change it.»

That would mean feeling angry with her for rendering him powerless to help her, and making him feel like an idiot for trying.

Not exact matches

Believe it or not, if you ask enough questions some candidates will tell you they were angry or felt stifled and didn't work hard as a result, especially when they think you empathize with their «plight.»

I spent a year feeling really angry with him and feeling sorry for myself.

Do negative or hurt / angry feelings have to be «dealt» with before you dismiss and change them to a healthier and positive alternative?

Employees who don't get paid what they feel they deserve can get angry with your company and talk about it negatively to peers.

One thing that surprised me, is that most people who still have their wits at the end are very angry with their palliative care providers as they see the pain killers as fogging over that ability to feel and recognize and come to grips with those feelings, especially when they are trying to interact with another.

His angry outburst aimed at the moneychangers at the Temple clearly demonstrates a man who, when push comes to shove, feels righteous indignation and reacts angrily and decisively against injustice / evil when face - to - face with it.

I could be angry about the Christian band, or I could feel some sort of kinship with them based upon their penchant for alcohol.

I am a Muslim, and I felt angry that Bin Laden was being buried with due respect as a Muslim.

One can not be angry with something they feel doesn't exist.

Thats enough, I'm not angry with the comments made but I felt the anger coming through the various contributions.

Oh, I felt angry too, angry for every little child who has a dad with authority and control issues being given a free pass for corporal punishment.

We want people to go to their room when they're angry and come out when they're happy again, to change their attitudes quick, to get on with the business of feeling good as quickly as possible.

But for this reason, it is all the more vital that they be able to trust the counselor both with their child, and with their angry and mixed up feelings about the counseling.

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.

I couldn't deal with it... I became very angry and the amount of shame and guilt you feel when you are doing things that you know aren't healthy and you cant tell anybody, and it becomes for me a source of anger.»

He found the place at which transformation occurs: «There within, where I had grown angry with myself, there in the inner chamber where I was pierced with sorrow... and hoping in you I began to give my mind to my new life, there you had begun to make me feel your sweetness and had given me joy in my heart.»

Christians love to think that I've had some «bad experience» that made me angry with god, though, because it makes them feel better.

Sometimes I need to admit I'm in love with that person, or I need to admit I feel dissatisfied, or I need to admit I'm going to church every Sunday but I'm angry at God.

There was never much variation in the family's feelings toward him; they were always angry with him,

The Wicked must not think, simply because they are not physically in Hell, that God (in Whose hand the Wicked now reside) is not — at this very moment — as angry with them as He is with those miserable creatures He is now tormenting in hell, and who — at this very moment — do feel and bear the fierceness of His wrath.

I felt deeply that I wanted to live this life that Jesus outlined; to not be angry, to be compassionate to the suffering, to forgive enemies and not to respond with violence.

Now, why didn't he feel angry when speaking directly with the abuser?

«I began to work for others»; — «I had more tender feeling for my family and friends»; — «I spoke at once to a person with whom I had been angry»; — «I felt for every one, and loved my friends better»; — «I felt every one to be my friend»; — these are so many expressions from the records collected by Professor Starbuck.

For example, a person feeling a previous angry feeling will initially feel it with anger.

You are just angry because you feel that presenting children with multiple choices of belief attacks your monopoly on faith that Christians have enjoyed in the country for centuries.

But when he brought that up, I felt very angry, and thought, «To heck with that!

This article actually opened my eyes to the fact that, not only do I struggle with it and feel unworthy of God's love because of it, but Jesus also knew what it was like to feel angry, to snap back with sarcasm.

Those who are left feel a little confused, hurt or angry by this leaving but continue on determined to be inclusive of newcomers and «not like those people who can't get on board with change» (i.e., the ones who left).

So when something upsetting happens to them against their will, rather than get consciously angry, mean, manipulative or deceitful, they drive these unpleasant thoughts and feelings deep underground and cover it all in a sentimental spirituality laced with ultimate concern for the church, God's will, and mission.

Since none of us can endure the pressure of guilt feelings indefinitely, we may become angry with those who cause them in us.

A lot of things happened in that service that would make some of the leaders in my evangelical religious community very angry: a woman serving the bread and the wine, a lesbian couple partaking of the elements with their baby daughter in tow, a gay man embracing me in a big bear hug and telling me that it was the first time in twenty years he felt worthy to come to the Table.

Even though I stray with angry feelings and doubts in my life, I can easily pick up a lot of opposites in the teachings of a single church I attend.

In a group setting it is essential that people be asked to share their experiences, first as partners, then in the total group; those who still feel stirred up or anxious or angry should be encouraged to talk with someone about it afterwards.

It also must deal with the accumulation of hurt and angry feelings long denied.

Responding with warmth and concern, the group helped Bill release his hurt, angry feelings, then helped him sort out the pieces — what he could and couldn't do something about.

(2) Women who allow themselves to get in touch with the feelings that accompany such discontent in the church first get angry.