Sentences with phrase «not feelings of superiority»

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Considering all the guff women have bravely endured over the years, it seems to me that any man who feels threatened by a powerful woman, can't take criticism from a woman, or can't tolerate the merest suggestion of female superiority is just being wussy.

What we don't see as easily is the sense of superiority felt by the finger pointer.

Not only does the reviser feel a sense of superiority to his predecessors, the benighted drudges who wasted their lives mired in ignorance and error.

The superiority of a living over an inanimate nexus of occasions is that it does not refuse so much of the novelty in its environment, but adapts it to itself by a massive imposition of new conceptual feeling, thus transforming threatened incompatibilities into contrasts.

If it is unearned and does not derive from any natural or acquired superiority, that may diminish the danger of Jews nurturing negative feelings towards Gentiles and of resentment on the part of Gentiles.

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This is because we Brits are particularly sensitive to power hierarchies, meaning that people tend to take offence when a speaker adopts a position of superiority to which others feel they are not entitled.

When bosses feel they can't legitimately show superiority and competence, they take people down a notch or two, says Nathanael Fast of the University of Southern California in Los Angeles.

This culture would include Shakespeare and Darwin, together with myths about tolerance and kindness to animals, imperial memories and a certain feeling of superiority to those unfortunate enough not to be British... Equally it could be said that Britain is multicultural: a diversity of regional varieties in modes of living and speech, enlivened still further by ethnic imports from the aforesaid former empire, and so on.

I've gotten over the whole toilet issue which has been replaced with comfort and feelings of superiority that doesn't usually come with the height 5» 4.

Free the soul by being who YOU want to be and not use power positions to further enhance your own egotistical feelings of superiority, or conversely, speak up for yourself when confronted with these kinds of demands.

It's frustration over something — seemingly or genuinely overbearing parents, peers who bully, adults who don't understand or do anything to help, feeling isolated and wanting more — transformed into snide or hurtful remarks, an attitude of superiority, or, in some cases, physical violence.

The earlier reference to Brian Griffin wasn't just facetious: Stark is so much like Brian (from a sense of superiority to a nearly identical voice) that seeing the actor in the flesh just feels kind of weird, like a reverse uncanny valley.

Release: Sunday, March 13, 2016 [Netflix] Directed by: Marina Zenovich Marina Zenovich's Fantastic Lies establishes one simple truth that can not be disputed no matter what your feelings are towards Duke University and the air of superiority it cultivates.

He says the author's depiction of the company invoked the same feelings as one gets towards a chess - playing software that can win against human players: «You acknowledge its superiority but don't admire it.»

In an article in the Yale Daily News, Chua explains how she feels her book and her views have been largely misinterpreted; it is not a how - to guide, and it was never intended to assume superiority of one parenting method over another, but rather is the story of her experience, that it is a memoir.

Martin's story (written for the stage) is much more elaborate, a dramatic monologue delivered by a teenaged baton twirler who desperately wants the audience to admire and envy her but who can not quite stifle her feelings of superiority — racial, athletic and spiritual.

These courses didn't feel like something Edward Nygma would use to prove his intellectual superiority over Batman, and worse, some of the challenges put the Batmobile at an unfair disadvantage.

At the time, my other friends were going nuts over ps3 / xbox360 and — don't get me wrong, I love those consoles, too — the sense of superiority they felt over me for having these consoles was overwhelming.

The NES — and console gaming in general — wasn't exactly killed by home computers, no matter what feelings of superiority some PC gamers express.

Its decisions aren't about moral superiority, they are about what feels right within the context of the story you are writing.

Buying art doesn't just offer a sense of community, it engenders feelings of victory, cultural superiority and social distinction.

If climatologits could be persuaded to adopt a style somewhere between the impenetrably turgid and the arrogant smug superiority that so many feel is the birthright of «real climate scientists», they might be more persuasive in making the case that not all of climatology is pseudoscience.

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Exaggerations, unfounded allegations, belittling your partner's feelings, and not taking responsibility for your part in the issue are ways to maintain some sort of superiority.

A very human stranger who is, not unlike you or I, prone to mood swings, illogical thinking, feelings of superiority, and contempt for anyone that stands before him or her.

If I was told I can not pursue art because I am a man, and I am now partnered with a male artist, I may hold feelings of both jealousy and superiority over him.

However, none of these clearly demonstrated superiority as a method for couples therapy and I felt I was flying by the seat of my pants more often than not.