Sentences with phrase «lovable selves»

In fact, many pets have made entire careers out of doing just this as they've been used in therapy settings to help people in hospitals, prisons and nursing care homes cope with difficult circumstances just by being their lovable selves.

It's tough when dogs don't act like their happy, lovable selves.

Suzanne Muller - Heinz is the master of being your most lovable self.

Frost is his usual lovable self, and O'Dowd is clearly having fun playing somewhat off - type as the bad guy; their dance - off in the parking lot is a highlight.

Soon she'll realize that the new home she shares with you is nothing to be afraid of, and she'll be back to her adorable, lovable self!

I am Haruka») and Majima being his lovable self, who will be around to harass Kiryu at the player's leisure.

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Now, miraculously (and with stepped up hydration) she seems to have rallied back to her lovable, quirky, independent self.

The first element of love is literally self - ish: the other appears lovable because it is (regarded as) same, because it is (or seems to be) oneself.

He is narcissistically preoccupied with self, but he fails to love that which is lovable in himself.

With loving guidance you can support a child through a new, albeit difficult experience, to a greater sense of her own self as a competent, lovable person.

But unless a person knows God «s love or feels totally loved and lovable then they can suffer from poor self - esteem.

Replace self - deprecating thoughts with thoughts that affirm your wholeness, such as, «I am awesome and deserve someone who knows my worth,» or «I am completely lovable just the way I am,» and «I am deserving of great love.»

Then, after a few minutes, imagine from a higher perspective, your higher self observing you with kindness, love and understanding and telling you: You are lovable no matter what, You deserve love, You are worthy of love always no matter what.

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I am lovable, joyful, peaceful, patient, kind, good, faithful, gentle and self - controlled.

Their long - term dedication pays off in this unforgettable portrait capturing all of the subject's complexity: he is, by turns, lovable, maniacal, heroic, and self - destructive.

Yet unlike Tom Cruise's self - doubting alpha male, Woody Allen's lovable neurotic or Ben Stiller's, er, lovable neurotic, Morton's stock in trade has never seemed grating or even repetitive, since she manages to bring to each successive rôle previously uncharted shades of fragility — and looking back at her big screen debut in «Under the Skin» (1997), reveals that she has long been a natural at plumbing the depths of grief and loss.

It's a story we've seen many times before: curmudgeon (of not the lovable variety) succeeds in business while keeping himself in self - exile through a cloak of bitterness until a kid or a woman (sometimes both, as in this case) come into his life, break down his walls and reveal the wonderful person underneath.

His films, from Waterworld to Dances with Wolves to The Postman, are lovable for their complete lack of irony and self - reflection.

Cumberbatch's Sherlock is a wonderful creation, callous, selfish and staggeringly self - absorbed, and probably closer to the spirit of Conan Doyle's stories than Downey's more jittery and lovable Holmes.

Araki pushes what could be a grim, after - school - special exercise in moralism and pathology to a level of lush, mysterious melodrama worthy of Almodóvar, and at the center of it is Neil, an affectless gay hustler who, in spite of his self - destructiveness and his disregard for others» feelings, is both lovable and essentially decent.

In one set of experiments, people were divided into subgroups of those with low and high self - esteem, then asked to undertake a journal - writing exercise; every time a bell rang, they were to repeat to themselves the phrase «I am a lovable person.»

According to a variety of ingenious mood measures, those who began the process with low self - esteem became appreciably less happy as a result of telling themselves that they were lovable.

I absolutely can not believe that she is here and real and with us now — playing fetch with aluminum foil balls, following us on our walks around the block, and being her lovable, feisty self.

Theraplay sessions create an active, emotional connection between the child and parent or caregiver, resulting in a changed view of the self as worthy and lovable and of relationships as positive and rewarding.