Sentences with phrase «festering in»

Without any prior warning or an inkling of the malignancy festering in my body, I was given an ultimatum.

Chinese artists were painting sensitive and sublime landscapes when Europeans were festering in the dark ages.

My backlog is running amok as usual, so this is as good a time as any to get caught up on some of those nagging titles festering in my pile of shame before Diablo III and Destiny drop for the PS4 at the end of the summer.

this game looks great and will definitely shift move units but on its own merits is a good looking game for the whole family (even us hardcore gamers festering in the corner).

The Jack Russell terrier apparently sensed an infection festering in his master's right big toe — and, unlike his master, took steps to resolve the situation.

And according to the article's semi-dramatic subhead, this remarkable journey «sheds light on black hat hacker forums — and the theft, taboo sex, and swindles festering in the recesses of Amazon.»

You would never guess that behind the closed doors of her family's idyllic Long Island house hid teetering stacks of aging newspaper, broken computers, and boxes upon boxes of unused junk festering in every room - the product of her father's painful and unending struggle with hoarding.

On that Sunday, The Boston Globe Spotlight Team released the first in a series of articles that would earn them a Pulitzer Prize, and cast light on a story that had been festering in the dark corners of Catholic parishes around Massachusetts for decades: priests had been -LSB-...]

The story is of the school year and of a deep, dark secret that is festering in the subconscious of Charlie.

Me & Earl & the Dying Girl may be unafraid of confronting brutal realities but it has little interest in festering in sorrow and solemnity.

Marling spends most of the film in a silent daze, but her every facial gesture and tentative move registers her character's guilt, while Mapother is brilliant as a man festering in tragedy.

Instead of festering in these feelings, ask yourself what you're running from and are afraid to admit.

Moore says he «once made the mistake of climbing into a skip [waste bin] to sample a load of rays that had been festering in the sun; the response of my gastrointestinal tract to this was, as an understatement, memorably unfavorable.»

Deputy General Secretary of the opposition New Patriotic Party, Nana Obiri Boahene says the NPP party should be blamed for the confusion festering in the Klottey Korle constituency over the excessive contention on the parliamentary primaries.

60 seconds later and the eggs are done, but the toast is still festering in the toaster.

To ignore painful feelings is to leave them festering in the cellar of your psyche.

Lately something has puzzled and astonished me consciously that had been festering in my mind for many years: How did it happen that one particular theory of the atonement, the so - called Latin or Anselmic or substitutionary or satisfaction theory, came to dominate the entire Christian religion in its Western expression?

The slain corpse of Michael Brown's body has decimated the myth that racism is no longer festering in our hearts.

So both fine arts music and great books education are left in the dust, but with vague aspirations for higher things... er, better make that avant things, left festering in the soul.

As long as we allow it to continue to fester in the public square, we will unfortunately have bigotry, hatred, and oppression of either one group or another or both.

Nonetheless, unsettled and unsettling questions need a careful public airing on occasion, or else they fester in the shadowed corners of our culture, breeding resentments and suspicions that corrode our common life.

I fear that students who ignore hard questions run the risk of letting them fester in their mind unanswered.

There were problems that festered in spite of the church's success.

Leave it to fester in its own puss.

Glen's story not only highlights the ways in which he was bullied as a child, but also the homophobia that fueled that bullying, which tragically, is too often allowed to fester in a Christian environment.

It is rather the fullness of justice, leading to that tranquility of order which is much more than a fragile and temporary cessation of hostilities, involving as it does the deepest healing of the wounds which fester in human hearts.

For almost 10 years, God allowed me to fester in my own hatred of what he'd allowed to happen to my grandfather.

It wasn't until I connected with my wife's sorrow over my sin that I actually experienced godly sorrow for what I'd allowed to fester in my life for far too long.

Despite being fluffy and moist, baking this dairy - free chocolate banana bread doesn't require opening a jar of applesauce that will then fester in the back of the fridge for weeks

Waiting until after the Euro's will only let doubt and disappointment fester in our players minds.

Throw into the mix that his dad is the head coach, and hard feelings can fester in a small community.

It lives and festers in the spaces between what can be understood and what can be proved to be understood.

I refer you to LeGrove, where your true soul - mates fester in muted anger and rage over Wenger and Arsenal.

A deputy General Secretary of the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC), Koku Anyidoho, has said the Mahama administration and the security agencies will not allow «lawlessness» to fester in the country.

Legionella bacteria responsible for the sudden rash of the flu - like ailment festered in the cooling systems of several large facilities in the Bronx, where victims are believed to inhaled the pathogens in contaminated mist.

These latest allegations are further evidence that corruption has festered in Albany to the point that honest government is nearly unrecognizable amid widespread schemes.

The 1 - piece molded construction means bacteria won't fester in between cracks where moisture can get caught.

Maybe some of us would rather fester in a postdoc than thrive at, say, a consulting firm.

Parkinson was born in 1755 — a time when epidemics festered in dirty, overcrowded tenements, one in two children died in infancy, bleeding was considered a cure - all, and medications containing mercury and other toxic substances did more harm than good.

Before the concept of waste disposal even came about, human excrement and food waste was allowed to fester in close vicinity to our homes and living spaces and was a breeding ground for disease of all kind.

I just pray that I'm able to shut out all that stupid negativity that I let fester in my ear that starts to make it's way into my consciousness.

This is their first album, in fact, that I've made it through entirely before skeezing out on the visual scars that still fester in my memory.

Some good atmospherics and genuinely unnerving moments are undone by the common fallacy of reveal too much of the antagonist rather than leaving thoughts to fester in the minds of viewers.

He maneuvers his way with his charisma but allows the animosity to fester in the viewer.

Stupid ideas must be shat upon or they will fester in to things like Socialism and crocs.

It festered in my imagination the whole time it was lost (Gwen C).

Told in chapters alternating between Mina and Michael, this mature, nuanced novel explores the forces that feed anti-immigrant sentiment and the hypocrisy that festers in hateful beliefs.

And gone should be the days of enrolling consumers and letting them fester in long extended programs.

If your dog does not drink enough water, the bacteria will fester in its bladder, worsening the bladder infection.

A good cleaning can really help get in there and destroy the ample bacteria that can fester in a dog» s mouth.