Sentences with phrase «hold grudges much»

I don't hold grudges much, not really.

Studies of apes and humans, he says, have found that while females fight less frequently than males, when they do fight, they «hold grudges much longer.»

Not exact matches

Holding a grudge, especially against yourself, shuts down your energy and means you have to fight much harder to recover from a negative experience than if you were to give yourself some understanding and encouragement.

I know I'm an adult (technically, by age, perhaps not so much by personality)-- but I hold a grudge against apples.

Adapted from the daytime Gothic soap of the late»60s and early»70s - a seminal TV experience for the prepubescent Burton - Dark Shadows is a nutty romp that's as much about celebrating a significant blip in the pop - cult continuum as it is a tale of bloodsucking, of grudge - holding, and the stress involved in maintaining a 200 - room, two - century - old house.

But Harp can barely get a hello from Lance, much less consent, as he is not only holding a grudge, but is also adamant about his desire to keep his private life private, especially when it is discovered that beloved wife Mia (Calhoun, «Diary of a Single Mom») is ill, perhaps terminally.

Like Pitt, Gomez, a vampire PI in Los Angeles, is often called in to quell vampire feuds (with so much more time to kill than the rest of us, vampires really know how to hold a grudge), and here it's a band of younger (well, age is relative) renegade vampires who threaten to disturb the fragile balance between humanity and the netherworld.

Of much less importance is your observation that Pielke does not engage in ad hominem or hold grudges.

A cycle that many married couples fall into when a hurt occurs in their marriage is to clam up about the issue, withdraw from one another, dwell too much on the hurt, hold onto a grudge, walk on eggshells around one another, dig in their heels on the issue, allow bitterness to build, and end up in a cold war and deep disillusionment.