Sentences with phrase «n't see myself in dark»

Cats can not see in the dark, however cats can see well in about 1 / 8th of the light required by a human.

Cats can not see in the dark; there must be a light source nearby so that the cat can use the litter box at night.

The scene in the painting shows Eros waiting outside Psyche's room where he visits every night to sleep with her when she can not see him in dark, because he is scared that she will fall in love to death with his unparalleled beauty.

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When running the last five miles of an ironman while your legs are cramping so badly that you can see the muscles knotting in your legs between each step, or diving a 3,000 - foot shelf, at night and in the dark, while someone accidentally kicks off your mask leaving you temporarily blind, getting into and staying in your flow state is not just helpful, it can be lifesaving.

In one astonishing interview, dressed in his trademark dark suit and skinny tie, Miller told CBS's John Dickerson, without irony, «Our opponents, the media and the whole world, will soon see, as we begin to take further actions, that the powers of the president to protect our country are very substantial and will not be questioned.&raquIn one astonishing interview, dressed in his trademark dark suit and skinny tie, Miller told CBS's John Dickerson, without irony, «Our opponents, the media and the whole world, will soon see, as we begin to take further actions, that the powers of the president to protect our country are very substantial and will not be questioned.&raquin his trademark dark suit and skinny tie, Miller told CBS's John Dickerson, without irony, «Our opponents, the media and the whole world, will soon see, as we begin to take further actions, that the powers of the president to protect our country are very substantial and will not be questioned.»

For Milosz this was not an insight arrived at late in life; the Treatise presents us with the mature version of what we already saw in the poetry he was writing during the darkest period of the Second World War: «Gentle verses written in the midst of horror declare themselves for life.»

Stories like these helped me recognize the «good» within people; not the 2 - dementional stereotypical characters that we tend to see in moviesand associate as «bad guys» (dark eyes and a goatee); that is just movie makeup that plays on the social consciences of that era.

And that is also why the person who avoids and distrusts the Son is in the dark and doesn't see life.

But by the end of the novel one begins to see that perhaps they are not whistling in the dark.

My father - in - law has been a minister for more than sixty years and I have seen how many hundreds, if not thousands of people he has brought comfort to in their darkest times.

Maybe you've addressed this already, and it may not be feasible for you, but it would be shining a light in dark corners to see the emails that people have sent in their attempts to control you.

Most of the dark ages folk didn't speak Latin or read the Bible, but they could see the results of disagreeing with authority in the crucifix out there in front of them.

It seems that in your view, Jesus didn't actually mean what He told the disciples in the Upper Room, for if there is a dark side to God, it was certainly hidden in Jesus during His ministry, which means that when Jesus tells Philip, «If you have seen me, you have seen the Father» what He really meant was «You haven't fully seen the Father, only the loving side.»

Suppose that on a dark night you see the beam from a searchlight, or a lighthouse, moving about the sky, or sweeping over the sea; the beam in some sense preserves its identity and yet you do not think of its being a «thing.»

When people come in, they see a church that is not dull, dark and empty, as they may be expecting.

Yet Wilson is guilty of some over-interpretation here, as, for example, when he writes: «We hardly need to dwell on the psychological significance of the Wardrobe in the first story; we do not need, though some will be tempted to do so, to see in this tale of a world which is reached by a dark hole surrounded by fur coats an unconscious image of the passage through which Lewis first entered the world from his mother's body.»

Is it possible and after reading about it i kept on thinking «i will sell to my soul for 20 carats get out shut up i will never ever sell my soul to you oh god please help me and this is continuing for a few days i am afraid that i have sold my sold to the devil have i please help and still i think god's way of allowing others to hate him us much worse even you know and can easily think think about much better punishments like rebirth after being punished for all the sins in life and i am feeling put on the sin of those who committed the unforgiviable sin (the early 0th century priests) imagine them burning in hell fire till now for 2000 years hopelessly screaming to god for help i can't belive the mercy of god are they forgiven even though commiting this sin keans going to hell for entinity thank you and congralutions i think the 7 year tribulation periodvis over in 18th century the great commect shooting and in 19th century the sun became dark for a day and moon was not visible on the earth but now satun has the domination over me those who don't belive in jesus crist i used to belive in him but now after knowing a lot in science it is getting harharder to belive in him even though i know that he exsists and i only belived in him not that he died for me in the cross and also not for eternal life and i still sin as much as i used to before but only a little reduced and i didn't accept satan as my master but what can i do because those who knowingly sin a lot and don't belive in jesus christ has to accept satan as their master because he only teaches us that even though he is evil he gives us complete freedom but thr followers of jesus and god only have freedom because they can sin only with in a limit and no more but recive their reward after their life in heaven but the followers of satun have to go to hell butbi don't want to go to hell and be ruled by the cruel tryant but still why didn't god destroy satun long way before and i think it was also Adam and eve's fault also they could have blamed satan and could have also get their punishment reduced but they didn't and today we are seeing the result

Through the dark night we need others who can sit with us in the silence and uncertainty, people who see God's work in us even when we can not.

And in addition, you can't tell me definitively that the yellow, black, and white striped 1000 year old, and 100 foot tall polka dotted vampire lady in black stockings isn't alive and doesn't exist, speaking perfect English even though she has never visited our planet, on the dark side of the moon, and has never been seen by the golden crown of creation, god's highest achievement, man, who dwelleths at the very epi - center of the universe, surrounded on all four sides by the heavenly spheres and angels, and overseen by god in heaven bless her extensive gold threaded wardrobe.

Only 1 reason this «bishop» (and I use that term VERY loosely) settled... evil likes to stay in the dark, where their deeds can not be seen by men.

Wesley also abhorred slavery, and for at least the early decades of America's involvement in that dark institution, Methodists were among those most firm in their opposition to slavery (their later record was not so sterling — see Don Mathews's Religion in the Old South).

His evaluation of the Catholic Church, for example, is so dark and sweeping that, at one point, he suggests the Holy See — if not Catholicism in general — was naturally inclined toward fascism.

Agreed, it must be a dark place to not see God in the world.

Can you Redhead fathom the moorings (I am not securing any vessels at the time, although I am sure my uncles fishing boat is pulled up on the beach) of absolute nothingness (yes, I am currently studying dark matter but that is not nothingness) where from all material meanderings (to meander is to be in a constant change of path (like religions) currently are, I am not religious and I do not meander as I see it as a waste of time when traveling from one place to the next.)

I believe that our faith really isn't about our triumphant answered prayers, it is about seeing God on our journey, trusting him in those dark places and also trusting that he can bring us into lighter places.

While we ought not to continue to commit the error of so many people, especially religious people, that is, «kidding ourselves» about the likelihood of a bright future; we can not, on the other hand, commit the error of the totally disillusioned, which is to give themselves over to the darkest outlook and see no chance for anything but the gloom of night in a world where all ends in nothing, and nothing is the price of it all.

Marital lovemaking, not only mirrors this act of Jesus as our Lover, and we His Beloved, but also the creation of the world itself, when the Spirit of God (male) hovered over the dark waters (female) before the Spirit impregnated the Void with His life, and the Big Bang occurred (orgasm), evolving the Universe to what you see today, which is the creation yearning for the birth of the sons of God - truly the creation and earth and Universe is still in labour pains until the birth occurs!

We have to perceive in the dark side of human history not only the persistence of savage passions, but we have to see the distortion in the very height of human nature.

I see how the sinners of history run in and out at its dark doors and are not confounded.

As a wife and as a mother, what Val can't afford to not think about is this: anyone in her neighborhood who might be out walking their dog after dark does not want to turn around and see a black man in sweats running toward them.

Sixty percent of Syrian refugees are young people who have experienced traumas we can't imagine: seeing a parent tortured or a sibling killed, watching entire city streets explode, fleeing from their homes or across borders in the dark of night, with shells flying over their heads or rebel soldiers chasing them.

Peter probably had acted so quickly that, in the dark, the crowd had not seen who had struck the servant of the high priest.

They bow down to the work of their hands (2:8)... [they] carry out a plan, but not mine (30:1)... are wise in their own eyes, and shrewd in their own sight (5:21)... whose deeds are in the dark, and who say, «Who sees us?

They also show contempt for the foolish luxury of gold and silk... All are equally black, all have dark blue eyes, all make the same music in unison... I have not seen nor heard their emperor... As far as I could understand from the interpreter of their resolutions, they have unanimously decided to make war throughout this whole year on the barley, raw as well as malted, and then on the summer and winter wheat, and whatever else are the best fruits... From the kingdom of the wicked jackdaws, the fifth hour, 1530.

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That old wive's tale about carrots helping you see in the dark isn't entirely off - target; they're very high in betacarotene, which is an important nutrient in maintaining healthy eyes.

She has quite a sweet tooth and is not a fan of dark chocolate so when I saw a recipe for orange poppy seed cupcakes in the Australian book High Tea; recipes with a sense of occasion, I decided to adapt this into cake form with the addition of white chocolate, both in the cake batter and the buttercream.

If you follow me on Facebook or Instagram you likely saw a message saying that I wouldn't be blogging or on social media for a couple of weeks, but I somehow forgot to mention it over here so sorry if you were left in the dark.

You also may see more diverse variations of produce (for example, my market had dark purple raspberries in addition to red, which are not carried in my local grocery store) and since you're often interacting directly with farmers and their families, you can learn a lot about your food and where it comes from.

After 11 minutes the bottoms were a dark golden brown so I didn't want to leave them in longer to see if they'd flatten.

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On a baking sheet covered with parchment paper, spread all the melted dark chocolate in a thin layer (but not so thin that you can see through it).

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Your body turns this into vitamin A and uses it to boost your immune system and support skin and eye health (yep, it's not just carrots that help you see in the dark!).

Opposition communications spokesman, Malcolm Turnbull, has described the decision as «very black day»: see Malcolm Turnbull, «A dark day for the ACCC as it abandons competition in favour of a Government Monopoly» (Press Release, 20 July 2012) n See also AAP, «ACCC Optus tick anti-competitive: Turnbull» (SMH, 20 July 20see Malcolm Turnbull, «A dark day for the ACCC as it abandons competition in favour of a Government Monopoly» (Press Release, 20 July 2012) n See also AAP, «ACCC Optus tick anti-competitive: Turnbull» (SMH, 20 July 20See also AAP, «ACCC Optus tick anti-competitive: Turnbull» (SMH, 20 July 2012)

And while milk stouts are doubtlessly having a moment (see a few great ones to try in the slideshow), these dark, smooth, and lightly sweet brews may not be the best style for mom and baby.

It will keep well for up to a year in a cool dark place or in the fridge - but I can't really see the point in that!

It wasn't until in recent months, when well intending friends pointed out how lovely it was to see the «old me» back that it dawned on me, that I had faded quite a lot... into dark holes of formless, halfway - house and never - ending leggings.

There's still a lot of offseason left, though, and the important things to remember are a) the Nationals didn't have very far to go and they're already a little better, b) missing out on Jansen and Melancon might be a good thing, and c) you'll forgive them a minor panic in their search for a new closer because they've seen the dark side of an inconsistent bullpen.

It takes it from, «Watching baseball in a dark stadium with a retractable roof that wouldn't be opened if it were 72 ˚ and zero percent chance of rain» to «Hell yeah, Marlins Park, let's see Giancarlo Stanton break one of those stupid flamingo beaks off with a 110 - mph dinger.»