Sentences with phrase «ignore uncomfortable feelings»
Rather than cover up and ignore uncomfortable feelings, choose to be honest and open.
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We just had this feeling, this uncomfortable nudge from the Holy Spirit that we'd ignored for too long, like wearing a pair of pants we'd long outgrown.
Although some Christ - followers find it increasingly difficult to ignore the environmental impact of their lifestyles and are beginning to feel a holy stirring as they wake up to crazy weather patterns, smoggy skylines and disappearing forests, others are uncomfortable with «environmentalists» and even less comfortable with their «agenda.»
I'm sure I would have ignored the article if it had not reminded me of something that happened to me, something that I felt uncomfortable telling anyone.
Obviously that's not a infallible predictor, but I'm not given to ignoring reality just because it may make some people feel uncomfortable.
OF course IGNORING such symptoms is not the way either, I would RECOMMEND seeing your doctor or calling your doctor if you feel uncomfortable.
Although many parents report feeling uncomfortable about ignoring their child's mild misbehavior, research indicates it is a healthy and effective form of discipline.
«I was getting a little concerned for myself... I felt uncomfortable both with the requests and because I wasn't answering,» Dorego said, adding that he felt uncomfortable because he was ignoring the senator's requests.
We all know what it is, and mainly we try to ignore it, because it feels uncomfortable.
Tell him that his flirting makes you feel uncomfortable or like he is ignoring you if you are with him.
They Ignore It — Other attorneys may see how a client's interests are showing up in the collaborative divorce process, but the attorney may simply be uncomfortable engaging with those sorts of traditionally «non-legal» issues because they feel too touchy - feely or too conflict - laden to the lawyer.
Feeling uncomfortable feelings (instead of ignoring them, hiding them or numbing them) is a powerful force for positive change.