Sentences with phrase «in listening to his opinions»

No point in listening to his opinions anymore.

Not exact matches

If a leader can not listen to contrary opinions and make informed decisions based on a full range of views, then he / she courts disaster — as Rumsfeld did in Iraq.

It now remains to be seen if NERC will listen to the public and christen their ship with, in our opinion, the greatest name of all time.

«I can be pretty competitive at work or in class, but being surrounded by such a high - performing group of peers really helped me to see the value in listening and understanding other opinions....

For instance, they'll be less happy and more stressed (which affects things like their productivity and creativity); they may quit on you (which will cost you and your company time and money); they may give you bad reviews or complain to HR (which puts your job in jeopardy); and you'll have trouble earning their respect, being viewed as credible, and getting them to listen to your opinions.

Labistour said in a telephone interview Thursday that he listened to a spectrum of opinions, ranging from boycotting the brand to leaving the decision to individual consumers.

It's been wonderful listening to Vishal who is quite honest, independent and unbiased in his opinions.

Offering comfort by listening and allowing the dying to express their understanding of the Divine (God, for me) by talking of family and love is the ultimate expression, in my opinion, of what a real person of God should be like, especially at the end.

Beyond this my complaints were rooted only in my opinion and were voiced to everyone who would listen, but never spoken to God.

Have you ever listened to a conversation in your small group or Bible study and known that you should keep your opinion to yourself?

It's been very interesting for me to listen to this conversation rather than do what I sometimes am inclined to do and wade in with an opinion.

Thus formed, consciences will truly be attentive to God's voice.17 Hence, listening carefully to the opinions presented in the surveys done and sent to Rome, one may conclude that we, as bishops, have not formed our people's conscience.

Those of you who wish to participate in the experiment themselves — by conducting listen - only interviews, taking a day off from expressing opinions, reading books you don't expect to like, or watching either Fox News or MSNBC for a day — are welcome to send your stories to me through thecontact page.

What Phelps and his ilk have done almost falls in line with other things christians have attempted to voice an opinion on... eventually something comes out that contradicts them with actual data and people stop listening.

Why not form an opinion totally based on how you «feel» or your «emotions» and justify your argument on why you feel that way, rather than saying «for the bible tells me so»... That's why we can't move forward on issues in this country; people feel they can't express themselves without the safety of a group's opinion... Let's listen to ourselves for once instead of having your daddy's politics and religion handed down to you like a family asset.

In my opinion a way followers of Jesus can show grace is not to assume they know what people are going through by giving them unasked for advice and ways to be fixed but to show compassion by just listening.

Very well said Tim — You forgot to mention to have the unbelievers explain fish skeletons scientists have found over the years in the clefts of mountain top ranges, shark teeth discovered all in the Arizona deserts — Of course we know it was the flood — To a lot of non believers I speak to; it's sad because as opposed to looking / researching God's many evidences that He has left there are so many willfully ignorant in listening to modern man's (& I might add) opinion with nothing to back up evolution theorieto mention to have the unbelievers explain fish skeletons scientists have found over the years in the clefts of mountain top ranges, shark teeth discovered all in the Arizona deserts — Of course we know it was the flood — To a lot of non believers I speak to; it's sad because as opposed to looking / researching God's many evidences that He has left there are so many willfully ignorant in listening to modern man's (& I might add) opinion with nothing to back up evolution theorieto have the unbelievers explain fish skeletons scientists have found over the years in the clefts of mountain top ranges, shark teeth discovered all in the Arizona deserts — Of course we know it was the flood — To a lot of non believers I speak to; it's sad because as opposed to looking / researching God's many evidences that He has left there are so many willfully ignorant in listening to modern man's (& I might add) opinion with nothing to back up evolution theorieTo a lot of non believers I speak to; it's sad because as opposed to looking / researching God's many evidences that He has left there are so many willfully ignorant in listening to modern man's (& I might add) opinion with nothing to back up evolution theorieto; it's sad because as opposed to looking / researching God's many evidences that He has left there are so many willfully ignorant in listening to modern man's (& I might add) opinion with nothing to back up evolution theorieto looking / researching God's many evidences that He has left there are so many willfully ignorant in listening to modern man's (& I might add) opinion with nothing to back up evolution theorieto modern man's (& I might add) opinion with nothing to back up evolution theorieto back up evolution theories.

The church today can still listen to Jesus, which, in my opinion, is is precisely what we should do.

Leaders can be quick to weigh in with opinions on how people should be living their lives, without taking time to listen.

So, is the popular opinion in my classroom correct, that this music is appropriate to listen to as long as we are careful not to let it impact our actions?

In my opinion it takes more faith to live with the mystery, struggle to hold together all the opposites and seek to listen to the Holy Spirit for your own unique life's circumstances than it does to simply quote chapter and text as if the Christian walk is a predictable black & white / cause & effect existence.

«I don't make a judgement of a person without listening [to them first],» the pope said, refusing to give an opinion of Trump in advance of their meeting, the first between the two leaders.

This word was predominantly used in the Gospels, and my personal opinion is that Jesus was referring to the place in a figurative or metaphorical sense: he didn't want those who were listening to his teachings to end up like the garbage they brought there, to reap what they sow.

Further, people with such different attitudes as those I have mentioned are united in a common inability to listen with complete objectivity to what the texts teach us about the faith and hope of primitive Christianity, without mixing their own opinions and the views that are so dear to them with their interpretation of the texts.

-- as you've navigated changes in your opinions within a family that isn't willing to listen or welcome your changes.

You would inflict eternal suffering upon yourself, so you would not have to listen to anyone who differs with you in opinion.

In my view blacks really should stop listening to the silliness blathered from some on the pulpit; but heck, it is a lot easier to listen to some guy on a soapbox, er, pulpit than to actually read and research their Lord Jesus but that is just my opinion...

He writes that «When someone is so rooted in God and the Church he is not afraid to listen to different opinions; he can let himself be enriched by new points of view without losing his grounding in what is essential» (pp.96 - 7).

when I here this sort of nonsense my opinion is I'm listening to someone who doesn't really believe in anything.

Over at Postmodern Conservative, Carl Scott is listening to Jefferson Airplane and dubious about getting an English degree, while Peter Lawler has a slightly higher opinion of majoring in English.

Some may smirk at a vice president's vested opinions about his or her own company's operations, but in the case of Sterling Meats, all one has to do is listen to the experts.

If you listen long enough, this tale will eventually address Copper River Barbecue Sauce, in Copeland's opinion the ultimate companion to grilled salmon.

I have a lot of thoughts and feelings about chicken, and mostly express these opinions via shouting about how it is the most boring meat to anyone who will listen, or happens to be in the room at the time.

they will need a new Head coach / manager to be able to listen to their opinion since they have been involves them in football but in wenger's case the bucks stop to him which is not right at all Ivan is very intelligent guy like the way he put it «we need new infrastructure» which states we cant have a whole club direction on football side on single person hands those are things of the past and they have been proven for over 10 years not practically working!

It's either Wenger leaves so someone new can do the job, or that wenger should start listening to other opinions and figure out WHY he's only losing / drawing against Mourinho in the same way, same tactics, same method.

I am not sure if the former Arsenal and England international striker had someone specific in mind when he said this, but having listened to some of the opinions put forward in the football media by Ian Wright about the problems of the Gunners in recent years, I would hazard a guess that Arsene Wenger might not be too far from his thoughts.

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But he is entitled to his opinion and I, FOR ONE, WOULD ALWAYS RATHER LISTEN TO A COMMENT HONESTLY MADE THAN SEE A COWARD SIT ON THE FENCE, IN CASE HE / SHE STIRRED UP A HORNETS NESto his opinion and I, FOR ONE, WOULD ALWAYS RATHER LISTEN TO A COMMENT HONESTLY MADE THAN SEE A COWARD SIT ON THE FENCE, IN CASE HE / SHE STIRRED UP A HORNETS NESTO A COMMENT HONESTLY MADE THAN SEE A COWARD SIT ON THE FENCE, IN CASE HE / SHE STIRRED UP A HORNETS NEST.

I also think that in general Wenger listens to the players more than he does to the staff but this is just my opinion and it can be totally wrong.

I agree that he listens to the player's opinion more but I think it's because in this case he doesn't want to hamper their confidence, Ox desperately needs his and this was the perfect opportunity for him to regain it.

Arsenal Fan TV chief Robbie Lyle hit back: «We're just giving our opinions but we are not coaches or managers — those are the people you need to listen to so that every time you go on the pitch, you put your best performance in.

Kelly found support from her sister who encouraged her to be firm about her internal compass in the face of many differing opinions: «Your only option is to learn to listen to yourself and know that you know your situation, and what works for your family, better than anyone else.»

With my oldest, he developed other problems later in life and I WISH I had not listened to opinions of others (even ill - informed doctors many years ago).

IMO, a mother should have a doctor and nurses who are willing to treat her as someone with a brain in her head and not just a pair of birthing hips, and listen to her concerns and opinions.

I get a lot of satisfaction in helping interested mothers or families so that they make an informed decision instead of listening to misguided opinions.

I told B's mom that I don't like old doctors who were set in their ways and did not want to consider change or listen to opinions of others.

In the absence of legislation on assisted dying, we have to establish the right to a doctor - assisted death through the courts but we also hope that Paul's case will help to stimulate public debate on this issue, and convince Parliament to listen to the massive majority opinion in this country and legalise assisted dying.&raquIn the absence of legislation on assisted dying, we have to establish the right to a doctor - assisted death through the courts but we also hope that Paul's case will help to stimulate public debate on this issue, and convince Parliament to listen to the massive majority opinion in this country and legalise assisted dying.&raquin this country and legalise assisted dying.»

He added: «I sat and listened to Theresa's speech and I'll have to be very polite to Theresa when I meet her, but in my opinion she should really address her researchers and advisers very severely for assuring her that a complete nonsense example in her speech was true.»

I'm just not interested as a viewer in listening to anchors» opinions.

By coming out in force this festive season the Church has used its highest - profile time of year, when people really listen to its opinion, to wholeheartedly condemn the government.