Sentences with phrase «make in anger»

Religious folk seem to think it's just a quick choice we make in anger or when we aren't in a good mood.

If the painting looks angry — for whatever reason — then it was made in anger.

On the contrary, hunter, I would say that the only reasonable response to a remark made in anger is to point out the anger and wait for it to subside.

Not exact matches

When employees, vendors or others make mistakes, don't reprimand or correct them in anger.

Whatever feelings you have trouble dealing with — jealousy, shame, inferiority, entitlement — transferring them to people you work with and acting out in anger won't just make you and everyone around you miserable, it'll kill your career, too.

EQ is the bedrock for a host of crucial people skills that impact most everything we do and say in the workplace: decision - making, anger management, social skills, accountability, empathy and teamwork, to name a few.

«Working with Clarence was the toughest challenge in my career,» says Scott, «as the more you gave of yourself, the more was expected of you — seven days per week and always driven by a man whose own anger and frustration with what had happened to his people by «white guys» made him determined and impatient to advance his own nation's well - being.»

The incident appears to have triggered a lot of anger and resentment about the direction Reddit has taken over the past year, and in particular the movement towards making it more of a self - sustaining business rather than just an online community.

Emotional intelligence (EQ), or the ability to recognize and understand emotions, and then use that information to guide decision making, is extremely useful in helping you to deal with anger effectively.

«To see that a song, on which I was coauthor, is used without permission in order publicize campaigns tied to a regime that is causing discontent and suffering in a country, far from making me happy, it angers me,» she wrote in an Instagram post.

Growing anger at the creditors» wishlist played out on social media under the hashtag #thisisacoup, as the drastic demands made were presented as the price to pay if Greece was to stay in the European union.

Simple example: A value of mine is to pursue non-violence; therefore when I get mad at somebody, I express that anger, but I also make a point to not punch them in the face.

«There's a question of whether going along with the approval of the Northern Gateway pipeline will make LNG development in B.C. more challenging by angering First Nations so adamantly opposed to the oil sands pipeline,» said George Hoberg, a professor at the University of British Columbia's school of forestry and founder of UBCC350, a group pressing for action on greenhouse gas emissions.

Generally you should make small changes and work up to larger ones to prevent a dive in business or angering your customers.

The removal of Confederate monuments has also stirred up anger in cities like New Orleans, and officials in several states are now making similar efforts.

«Yes it is absolutely a reaction — there were mistakes made with respect to helping people understand why we took this action, I think that it makes sense to lower the price in response to the anger that was felt by people,» Shkreli, 32, said.

The wholly owned Alberta subsidiary of the Canadian Perpetual Outrage Industry was in a spitting fury a couple of weeks ago when Alberta Premier Rachel Notley made reference in her speech to the New Democratic Party's annual general meeting about how her caucus is standing up to what she termed «the anger machine.»

Clearing trees beside railway lines can cause soil erosion and even land slippageSandra Laville's article (Mile after mile of stumps: anger at trackside tree cull, 30 April) once again highlights decisions about tree care and management being made without a full understanding of the roles of trees and other vegetation in the landscape.

Those are the people who deserve your greatest derision and anger, and who in a just world would be arrested and jailed, and made to pay restitution to their final dollar.

Can it be that power corrupts people to the point that — no matter their philosophy — they behave in very similar ways: denial, anger, dictatorship (of business or church), avoidance by attacking, creating enemies for the sake of gaining unity, and each promising to «make American (or Christianity) great again»?

So are you trying to make an intelligent argument for gay marriage advocacy or just trying to prove a billion and a half people wrong and anger them in the process?

Writing in the New York Review of Books (April 1), I. F. Stone made an astonishingly persuasive case for the bizarre possibility that the CIA leaked the House report to an unwitting Schorr — a masterstroke which channeled public anger toward a virulent «secrecy backlash.»

Anger, especially if indulged in steadfastly, makes us into judges in a way that only God can be a judge.

Let me repeat what I said above — that the Christian can not participate in a movement that makes violence and men's anger a factor in its strategy; nor can he credit an ideology that promises to establish a new order through violence.

It's now their design to stir - up one or a couple of the major religious group to anger to make them (all religions) anihilate each other that they (atheists) will prevail in the end.

Am I then really all that which other men tell of, or am I only what I know of myself, restless and longing and sick, like a bird in a cage, struggling for breath, as though hands were compressing my throat, yearning for colors, for flowers, for the voices of birds, thirsting for words of kindness, for neighborliness, trembling with anger at despotisms and petty humiliation, tossing in expectation of great events, powerlessly trembling for friends at an infinite distance, weary and empty at praying, at thinking, at making, faint and ready to say farewell to it all.

If we can be slower to respond in anger every time a controversy unfolds, culture war battle is being fought or a joke gets made at our expense, we can actually be recognized for how we love.

I am laughing (ok maybe crying a little), because I said in anger to my youngest sister the other day, «I am human, I make mistakes,» and then continued my angry rant!

We will betray him in the workplace when it will cost too much to think like a Christian, and in our homes when the anger is so great that we hurt those who trust us, and in the sacred commitments we make that we simply can not keep.

But the picture is so utterly lacking in any serious theological vision that all the audience hears is a mishmash of words gleaned from popular culture's assumptions about the man called Jesus — references to love, kingdom, power, sin, guilt, anger, forgiveness, not to mention that constant, most oppressive of all forces, the one who makes ultimate demands, God himself.

And my anger at everything unethical and dishonest makes it that much more difficult to express myself in an empathetic manner to those who I view as brainwashed victims and brainwashed perpetrators of injustice, criminal and unethical behavior, etc..

Now I know what is happening to her sisters in Iraq, to the their mothers, and then I made breakfast and I nursed the baby and I made beds and the whole time my gut was boiling with anger and grief and the need to DO SOMETHING.

The story is well known: on descending from Sinai, in the presence of the incredible pretension of the Israelites to make themselves a god (which they could control since they had made it) to replace the mysterious Liberator, out of anger and despair, Moses breaks and destroys the miraculous talisman he was bringing: the stone tables on which God himself had written.

But make sure that your love for Jesus doesn't cause you to lash out in anger at those who reject Jesus.

10:4 if your rulers spirit rises against you leave not thy place for yielding pacifies great offenses... & yes, Jeremy, I did make a mistake with my pastor a few months ago because I overreacted in anger about something & I vented.

I can be angry in many different circumstances, you can be angry, a mob can be angry — anger is a potentiality for making experience definite and occurs in many different contexts.

Thus says the Lord GOD: I will make a stormy wind break out in my wrath; and there shall be a deluge of rain in my anger.»

But far more significant than the breathtaking scope of human attachment» indeed, the thing that makes human anger different in kind from its purely animal form» is man's expansive sense of himself.

But while I value their sociopolitical analyses and share their anger at the complex forces that make sane mothering almost impossible these days, I find little in their books to give me strength and hope for the journey — the strength and hope that are exactly what mothers need to resist the powers the authors describe.

Look, there are GREAT ideas in here about how marketing really can and should work so that it benefits and helps people rather than annoys and angers them, but so many of the examples and applications are obsolete, it almost makes the book obsolete....

And I'm praying to have rise in you again the kind of holy anger that makes the Christian life of the new millennium even holier than the last.

If you beat him too many times in a row, he'll make disgruntled noises, scowl at you, and might even flip a cube in anger.»

It took me almost a year to get over my anger at God... in fact it wasn't until they asked me to speak at the seminary about putting the gospel into everyday terms that I realized that I was making a difference.

Even at the moment the covenant was being made between Yahweh and Moses on Mount Sinai, the people, under Aaron, set up a golden calf to worship, and only Moses» intercession, so the story says, prevented Yahweh from consuming them forthwith in anger.

Yet I suspect that the results of the sermon, in addition to transmitting certain head - level ideas about anger, were to make his congregation feel guilty about their unresolved hostility and to arouse hidden anger toward the minister himself.

It's not so easy to pursue peace in my every day life, to choose a life of non-aggression, to release anger, rage, trespasses, to forgive, to actively advocate for peace and wholeness in the world around me, making space for God's ways.

In two other questions on the King murder the respondents were asked whether they had felt anger or whether it had made them «think about the many tragic things that have happened to Negroes and that this was just another one of them.»

Raines exposes the often forgotten positive aspects of grief and the benefits of the grieving process, reminding us that good grieving rescues us from self - pity and other life - denying attitudes by enabling us to preserve our past with solidity and depth, by opening us to new meanings in the future beyond anger and regret, and by building compassion into our lives for all who struggle to make their grieving selves a friend of life.

How often in extremity have we prayed, «Give us life, that we may call upon your name,» making an implicit promise to use our lives to better purpose next time, to resist the temptations to sloth, anger, pride, greed, malice and everything else that would deflect us and diminish our better selves.

god would first have to exist for me to fear him taking my life away, and that in itself would not make god petty... god concerning itself with creatures he created and getting angered due to them is petty... its equal to ants in a ant farm making the owner mad due to how they wish to live compared to how you wish they would!