Sentences with phrase «listen to a woman who»

So, I can see myself listening to a woman who's husband was a pastor and who left his wife in charge until he returned.

But, I can not see myself sitting in a pew week after week listening to a woman who attempts to stand as a man when there are good, Godly men in sufficient quantity to serve the Lord.

Anyway, kudos to Target for listening to the women who voiced their opinion.

First of all, don't listen to every woman who tries to tell you the horror story of her epidural or her natural birth.

While you're making this recipe, listen to the women who created it, Heng Ou, Marisa Belger and Amely Greeven, on episodes 17 & 19 of the Fourth Trimester Podcast:

He added: «The key thing is to listen to the women who weren't listened to in previous years and get to the bottom of the truth.»

Our birth culture has moved too far away from listening to women who trust themselves.

No matter what you choose, it should be an opportunity to catch up and really listen to this woman who means so much to you.

Not exact matches

If a prosecutor wants to convict a man of assault, he is (without a doubt) going to paint a picture for the audience of the suffering of the defendant, and will likely use expressive language to evoke a feeling of sympathy from the jury, who (as they listen) visualize the potential suffering of the man / woman in front of them.

Unlike the public trashing that other women have gotten when accusing powerful men in the past — think Anita Hill, called «nutty» and «slutty» in 1991 or the long line of Bill Cosby accusers who, until very recently, were dismissed as gold diggers — Carlson's claims that Ailes ogled her and forced her out when she rebuffed him were taken seriously, listened to, and investigated.

Last year, as I listened to various speakers share their stories, one woman who stood out to me was Carrie Kerpen.

It's called «amplification,» which is when women's key points are listened to and repeated in meetings, giving credit to who came up with the idea.

To all women who love tech but fear the industry is rife with sexual harassers and misogynists, Merline Saintil has a message of encouragement: Don't listen to the haterTo all women who love tech but fear the industry is rife with sexual harassers and misogynists, Merline Saintil has a message of encouragement: Don't listen to the haterto the haters.

Behind every great woman, there is often another great woman who has encouraged her and listened to her and advised her, rather than tried to compete with her.

I just listened to an interview with an economist author who happened to have undergone a recent pregnancy and realized that most of the advice given to women these days is either spotty, or egregiously over conservative — flat out wrong in many cases.

Tessa, are you going to listen to men who want to use you with out consequences or men who hold the dignity of women in highest esteem and are trying to defend them?

We resolved as Slee to «listen, however painful the hearing... until there is not one last woman remaining who is a victim of violence.»

And on the occasion I made this comment, it was listened to and affirmed by the women who heard it.

I also began listening to heartbreaking stories — from women like Cecily and Tamara who had to terminated wanted pregnancies for their health.

The woman, who police haven't identified, is in stable condition at the hospital, and the man is in jail, where he can argue about his zombie theories to anyone who wants to listen...

I share my story about my son with the women who struggle with addiction and I listen to them and there stories.

You listen to a lonely homosexual man who desperately wants to be married, or a woman who feels she had to abort her child, and everything in you wants to affirm them and reduce their suffering.

After forty - five minutes of discussion among the seven women of the inner circle, they were asked to change places with the seven men who had been sitting around them listening and watching.

Maybe justice and the good society are brought about precisely by lawyers and judges sending the jury out of the courtroom while they decide whether to admit the testimony of an old black woman who has been listening in on the whole trial of her son.

I sure hope all the women who listen to this woman talk recognize that the R&R ticket would have taken the food out of her baby's mouth by denying food stamps and denied them both shelter by eliminating programs like low - income housing.

Male leaders of the church have not known how to handle strong and faithful women who listen and obey the WILL of GOD, since the Virgin Mary!

DO NT DO — Do nt listen to man who claim they read the Bible — Read for yourself — Do nt confess your sins to a molesting pervert — Only to God — Do nt ask for forgiveness to a sinner woman — Only to God — Do nt pray to statues or idols — Especially American Idol

Anyone listening seriously to this testimony will be as changed by it as those who have listened to battered women or rape victims.

We are listening to feminist theologians who are calling for a new theology which will express and affirm the experience of women as well as of men.

See, I listen to my Hubby dear, so for the ones who say that women only talk and never listen, I'd say, you are wrong people!

Also, thanks for making such an amazing podcast — I listen to it at work to make the time go by faster -LRB-... also to drown out the annoying woman who mumbles all day across the office!)

One day in the grocery store I was talking to anyone who would listen about this, when a woman relayed the story of a friend whose baby boy wouldn't sleep — until the mom eliminated dairy from her diet.

I met a woman who taught me to listen to my baby.

I, on the other hand, simply needed someone to take the time to listen to and get to know my mother (who is not the most talkative and expressive woman in the world) before yanking me out with forceps.

The most important issues are those to the women who are listening.

Living in a state that restricts midwifery practice, Dr. Adams is conducting a qualitative study to listen to the voices of women who choose homebirth over hospital birth.

Yet if you happen to be one of the many women out there who feels though it is not working and creating an obsession of watching the clock instead of your baby, it might be time to start listening to your instincts and following the lead of your baby... instead of the book.

Whether mothers - to - be have dreams of twins or a hunch they can't explain, those who have cared for pregnant women quickly learn to listen.

Just like riding a bike, some women figure it out on their own and others need a little help from someone who can listen, observe, and give you encouragement... and remind you to Nurse!

If, on the other hand, this message comes from those of us who have fought hard to protect the intrinsic value of this connection, I think women will listen.

Instead, they listened to experts who told them what experts always tell women: There is something terribly wrong with you!

I do support the taking a moment to listen, and glad to know that the myriad experiences of women like me who do that and still don't have kids who sleep through the night isn't a geographical phenomenon.

Diagnosing PTSD means listening to the woman's story of trauma - and if you believed her, you would be criticizing the professional colleagues who looked after her.

Read Siblings Without Rivalry by Faber and Mazlish (the women who wrote the classic How to Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk).

We've had more than one woman who was spared a tragedy because she came here when she wasn't sure and chose to listen to Dr Amy and science.

These acolytes of the big wigs who pop up to tell women they don't need to listen to medical professionals.

Listening to this pleasant hypnosis track every night at bedtime guides any pregnant women who is experiencing insomnia into a deep, restful sleep, and trains her inner mind to create and respond immediately to a specific cue to easily fall asleep, get back to sleep if awakened, to sleep deeply and well, and to wake up refreshed.

I think there needs to be more understanding of women who prefer c - sections, especially among people who claim to care about listening to mothers and respecting their choices.

Listening to and practicing confidence in my motherly intuition has led me to discover the tribes of women I connect with who have helped me learn, grow and realize my potential as a mother.

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