Sentences with phrase «kind of character traits»

The scriptures warn us to, «Above all else, guard your heart, for it is the wellspring of life.At this point you may be wondering, what kind of character traits should Christian singles look for and aspire to?

A little objective attention to these kinds of character traits will help make the connection of your companion to your children a much better experience for you and for them.

I would also suggest that KIPP's system of grading these kinds of character traits have a lot to do with this lack of success, also, as I wrote in a Washington Post column about KIPP's program awhile back.

Not exact matches

the wrong kind of boys or may be depressed or discouraged, help her use her strong coping mechanisms and character traits to avoid further problems.

When you see some warning signs that she may be trying to attract male attention from... MORE the wrong kind of boys or may be depressed or discouraged, help her use her strong coping mechanisms and character traits to avoid further problems.

While independence is certainly an attractive character trait sought after by many professional singles looking for love and romance, it's important to realize that too much or too little of it can be detrimental to your chances of finding the kind of relationship every working professional seeks.

Trust me when I say that this is the kind of role tailor - made for those lining Franco up in their crosshairs, ready to snipe criticism at him left and right for exhibiting a school notebook's worth of despicable character traits.

His palpable affection for his characters — always one of his most admirable traits — morphs into a kind of pathological emotional neediness.

Bridesmaids tries to dig a little deeper by showing the kind of female insecurity that would be familiar to movie audiences (not being as pretty as another woman, not finding a good man), but shown as coming from hard - to - control selfishness that's specifically character - based, followed up upon and explored — rather than a default female trait.

Combine this habit with certain stylistic practices associated with commercials and sitcoms and you have the only kind of reality available to characters in a Coen brothers movie; whether these characters are lovable or detestable, they're lovable or detestable in a TV way — defined by a minimal set of traits that are endlessly reiterated and incapable of expansion or alteration, a fixed loop.

Some reviewers make the, I believe, misleading assumption that your male characters are some kind of heroes or role models; if you look at the male characters in your books, what traits do they share — what is their condition?