Sentences with phrase «more grateful person»

Everyone knows that gratitude is a good think, but how does being thankful improve your marriage, and can you become a more grateful person?

I [used] that opportunity to be a more grateful person and really made room for the things I enjoyed doing.»

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Scotland Yard's Deputy Assistant Commissioner Neil Basu said: «We are very grateful to everyone who has provided information so far — their accounts are assisting the investigation hugely — but we need more people to come forward and tell us what they saw and what they know about the driver of this van.»

Also, bracing for bad news beforehand can lessen the impact of difficult development (or, if the worry was unfounded, make the good news all the more joyful), and a touch of anxiety can push people to be more grateful for the good things in their lives.

There are millions more of we proud, grateful Americans who love this country and our service people and value the freedoms that you protect above all else.

All the more reason, then, to be grateful to two Catholic University professors for having assembled a florilegium of brief texts from a century of Catholic social doctrine, and then artfully arranging them as answers to the real - world questions asked by business people trying to live their professional lives vocationally.

Instead books and blog posts like many of you my ministry has been more person to person (I am not diminishing your ministries in anyway, I am very grateful for them, but I have quoted many of you here many times!)

So while I am grateful for those people who have devoted their lives to studying Greek, I know that I will never be able to «compete» on their level, and so for my Bible teaching efforts, learning Chinese, Spanish, or Hindi would have bee much more valuable so that I could communicate with the people who are in my neighborhood.

I began noticing homeless people and being a grateful recovering alcoholic and drug addict myself I recognized that simply handing out cash would probably due more harm than good.

In some ways I am grateful for my illness, ironically despite illness I am on a much healthier life path and have become super passionate about natural living to the point I started my own wellbeing blog http://www.naturallymarvellous.com, hoping to inspire other people with fibro to try the alternative route and lead a more natural life.

I honestly love them more than any person I have ever met and can not tell you how grateful I am to have stumbled upon this recipe.

These days with all the technology, etc people are always looking for more and more and often forget to stop and be grateful for what is.

«People would be saying: «Pull yourself together and be grateful for it» and I understood the position I was in, the privileged position I was in, but I just found it so hard and I couldn't deal with it any more.

I'm honestly grateful for this challenge because I was stretched and pulled and found myself to be a happier, more understanding person on the other side.

I'm so grateful that we have Black Breastfeeding Week to shine a light on breastfeeding in a way that speaks more directly to people of color and to help provide more information and support.

Of course it's all about healthy mamma and healthy baby, and I couldn't be more grateful for the amazing team of people who supported us.

I am grateful for the wonderful Sponsors here on SouleMama for the inspiration they provide in the way of ethical businesses and people gently balancing work and family; I'm grateful for their goods and wares and creative tools and inspiration that fill my home and outgoing gift baskets; and I'm grateful for the way their financial commitment to this space allows me the time to continue this work of blogging that I love, all while creating more time of togetherness for my family.

«I'm grateful to Governor Cuomo for investing in safe, attractive parks and drawing more young people to our great outdoors.»

Back in 2003, he and Michael E. McCullough of the University of Miami set out to measure whether giving thanks changed people's attitudes toward life, or whether people with positive outlooks just tended to be more grateful.

A lot of so - called â $ positive psychologyâ $ can seem a bit flaky, especially if youâ $ ™ re the sort of person disinclined to respond well to an admonition to â $ look on the bright side.â $ But positive psychologists have published some interesting findings, and one of the more robust ones is that feeling grateful is very good for you.

People who believe in God are more likely to be grateful for what they have, as they feel they have been gifted something.

Perhaps more impressive, people who spent times focusing on grateful thoughts exercised for 1.5 more hours each week, compared to people who spent time focusing on the hassles in their life, according to a study in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.

As grateful as a person can be for all that she has, more seems to be what pretty much everyone wants.

«But I consider people who seem to have a more virulent form of the disease, and whose health seems to decline more rapidly and noticeably than my own, and I'm grateful that my legs work, my arms work, my hands work.

Its great to know about these foods.The more I learn about natural alternatives the more I am grateful to people like you Josh.Thanks.

It took me a painfully long amount of time to be in a place where I could start to love my body just as it is but I am so grateful I have finally gotten to this place and I would love nothing more than for every person to be free of weight obsession and body hate.

And more than anything... be grateful & acknowledged people who take the time to engage.

The world needs more people who are taking the time to be grateful.

So many of you sent us notes about how much you enjoyed the first set of pics, and we couldn't be more grateful for the love and kindness you've sent our way - we feel so lucky to have such amazing people in our lives, sharing our journey!

You always taught us to value what's inside of a person more than what they were wearing, to be grateful and humble always, and that the proof is in the pudding — hard work and kindness will take you everywhere in life.

I couldn't be more grateful for the people who helped me get here — I definitely couldn't have done it alone.

I have never known a more kind, loving, hairy, and generous person in my life and I am forever grateful for the light that this man brought to my life and so many others.

I am grateful to the staff and people that created this chance for me and thousands more parents.

I'm really grateful that I get to exercise the muscle a little more, because I'm dipping my toe into tv and working on things that aren't self - generated, and putting other people's dreams on the screen is fun!

You have a representation of this idea that this is just the way it is - some people are successful and those individuals take more and everybody else gets what they get and should be grateful.

As the mother of an out LGBT teen myself, I can say that I'm always grateful when young people can see a film reach a broad collective audience, and not just appeal to the segment of people who want something more hard - hitting.

The final mystery is how Liam and the rescued Maggie emerge back home from an Air France terminal grinning like idiots after he has broken more laws than bones — OK, the French are a very forgiving people and yeah, the police were a tad corrupt, and maybe they were grateful that he single - handedly took care of that nasty sex - trade problem... Oh while I'm thinking about it, how stupid are these Albanians believing the old guy with the Irish accent is a French police inspector?

Gratitude improves relationships, as grateful people tend to be more positive, which often attracts new friendships.

We are incredibly grateful for all the support that the Butchers have provided over the last three years and look forward to developing our partnership further to support even more young people to get a brilliant education.

I'm grateful, too, for your reminding people (including me) that «end of your life» is really no more scary than «before you die.»

Almost dying can make a person more aware and grateful if a person is introspective and aware.

Point is, build relationships by being helpful, grateful, funny, and supportive before your book comes out so when you do release your book, those people you've connected with will be more inclined to tweet your book link or promotion for you without you even having to ask.

It is thought that those people who are more grateful have lesser aches and pains.

If we ask people not to do it, no matter how courteously, we're told we should have more compassion or be grateful we even have readers.

These costs stack up quickly, and while we're grateful that the Red Cross exists, utilizing your additional living expenses coverage on renters insurance helps take some of the strain off that organization so they're able to help more people.

I'm incredibly grateful to all those who have supported us along the way and who continue support our growth and development as a team - Linda Barter as matchmaker and puppy raising mentor; Kim Wurster as breeder of the best dog ever; Nancy Haverstock Abplanalp and Donna Hill as our primary professional training support; Sandra Walther as public access training buddy; Christy Corp - Minamiji and clan as second family who gave him stability when I was in the hospital for weeks; the UCD vet behavior team (I think Michelle Borchardt was the first one who told me I could do it); my online training mentors in crime, I mean, um, um (Patty Aguirre, Cheryl Bloom, Karen Johnson Lawrence, Jo Butler, Carol Hall, Micha Michlewicz, Lynn Shrove and many more); my family, who financially backed this questionable startup and took him on countless walks and dog park trips; all of the local people who helped socialize and puppy sit him; and of course his entire online fan club, who made me laugh and supported me when I was feeling down about training and life in general.

«We are grateful to be a recipient and hope the more people who know about TAILS, the more lives we can save,» said Deane.

We know that there is more to do, more lives to save and we are grateful every day to the people, the community, the foundations and the partners who are helping us make our vision of a world where love wins come true.

We at BAF have identified a gap in services for homeless people with pets, and are grateful to have initiated discussions with the PATH shelter in Hollywood to renovate their small kennel facility and replicate more happy endings like this one.

People often say - and I know I've said it myself - «Sorry it's not more», but we are truly grateful for every donation made, so please don't be put off donating because you can't spare very much.