Sentences with phrase «not overwhelming my senses»

What I like most about Present Place is that it has everything to keep the young ones happy while also not overwhelming the senses.

A quiet, simple environment that doesn't overwhelm the senses is more likely to be calming for your child.

But I need to keep myself in check by not overwhelming my senses with too many suggestions.

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I am so sorry I can not believe,» and then appeals to us for pity because he can not believe, but when the Holy Spirit touches a man's heart, he no longer looks upon unbelief as a mark of intellectual superiority; he does not look upon it as a mere misfortune; he sees it as the most daring, decisive and damning of all sins and is overwhelmed with a sense of his awful guilt in that he had not believed on the name of the only begotten Son of God.

The problem is to find the resources for one substantial arcology in the face of the overwhelming sense of its strangeness, of its not belonging to the familiar world now decaying all around us.

And he did something else, not often mentioned: he conveyed a sense of Christianity's overwhelming beauty.

With some there may be an almost overwhelming sense of being caught up into a new life; with others, probably with the majority, it will be much more a matter of decision and purpose that is not highly - fevered but is rather a strong determination to give oneself fully and unreservedly to the Lord and to that Lord's work and way in the world.

That claim is challenged by the reality that the overwhelming majority of Christians in the world, who are in the broadest sense the ecclesia, have never heard of «justification by faith alone,» and most who have heard of it have not the foggiest notion of what it means.

Lisa... I'm not overly religious, but God DOES come down and speak to people... have you ever been so upset, but all of a sudden felt an overwhelming sense of calm?

In our own selves too, we can not deny at various stages of our lives, a sense of guilt, uneasiness, overwhelming sadness, a feeling of hopelessness and, at times, a sense that our lives are without purpose.

And among those who have not taken such an atheistic view, prayer seems to spring naturally to the lips when one feels one's sense of need or when one is overwhelmed with gratitude for the good things that life can provide.

But the classical prophets, from Amos on, are forced to reinterpret the meaning of the present not only in terms of a heightened sense of Israel's failure to maintain Yahweh's true order in the present, but also in overwhelming awareness of an immediate future charged with tragedy.

They heard the gospel in this passage challenging the poor not to be overwhelmed by a sense of powerlessness and fear.

My senses are overwhelmed with creative ideas of holiday sweets to make, but there's just simply not enough time in the short 4 weeks between Thanksgiving and Christmas to get it all done!

When it comes to the business of big bets, it doesn't make fiscal sense for books to offer huge limits on events that allow the player to gain an overwhelming edge.

There were many other instances he had «abandoned me» in not helping me with stuff (I dealt with it and would bring it up), but he gave me a false sense of love where he would say things like «when something is important, I will do what needs to be done», his failure to live up to that statement was an overwhelming feeling of lies and betrayal.

And on top of that, I no longer have that overwhelming sense of guilt about destroying our environment, kind of like when you are somewhere that does not recycle and you end up throwing a plastic bottle in the garbage bin even though you really did not want to.

But when an overwhelming majority of districts are proving that the standards are workable, doesn't it make more sense to help the struggling minority than to roll back the standards?

If you are starting to sense that your child is overwhelmed, it could be the reason why she isn't sleeping well.

But the overwhelming reaction was an anger and deep sense of frustration that our educated, progressive and morally superior voice hadn't been heard and we had not won: «HOW CAN THIS BE OCCURING?»

«The fact of the matter is that this common sense legislation has the support of the overwhelming majority of Hudson Valley residents who understand that codifying the over 40 year old Roe v. Wade decision into state law should not be a controversial issue.

The public will not suddenly be filled with an overwhelming sense of goodwill towards politicians and their faith will not be restored.

When eaten, our bodies do not know how to handle this foreign food, because it is in a sense pre-digested, thus not allowing our gut to break down the cell wall to access the glucose, and therefore overwhelming the gut.

I am a 68 year old straight male looking for a compatible partner.I prefer women that haven't let life overwhelm them.One who is preferably spiritual and not religious.I am a straight shooter, with a dry sense of humor, and upbeat.I don't let things get me down for long.

You can't help but feel an overwhelming sense of support and community when you read these stories.

Feeling an overwhelming sense of nostalgia, it struck me that all of us have a deep longing to go back — not to our home as it is today, but as we remember it.

Gravity is not a film of ideas, like Kubrick's techno - mystical 2001, but it's an overwhelming physical experience — a challenge to the senses that engages every kind of dread.

But despite its matter - of - fact approach towards senseless terror, there emerges not a sense of defeat but rather the overwhelming feeling of solidarity amongst Bostonians.

There is so much going on here, so many characters, both new and old, to be established and reestablished for the future, that often it can overwhelm the senses, but not in the positive, high - octane blockbuster kind of way.

The sense of finality is overwhelming — and not just because this is, after all, a farce about the end of the world.

The script doesn't always hold up to the light of day, but director and co-screenwriter Fred Cavaye drives the film with so much furious, pulse - pounding momentum, powered by an overwhelming sense of panic and paranoia, that you don't have much time to worry about it.

As you watch The Pact 2, the sequel to the cult hit from director Nicholas McCarthy, you can't help but feel an overwhelming sense of familiarity.

When the starlets of the Tennessee Twirling Institute present their greetings to Nashville idol Barbara Jean after her recovery from a near - fatal fire, the screen is overwhelmed with red - white - and - blue jingoism, prancing sexism, and canny commercialism — but it is overwhelming, and the energy of the sequence does not inhere entirely in the spirit of awestruck mockery one senses just offscreen.

Worryingly, though, the film doesn't provide much beyond the level of watching paint dry, and its overwhelming sense of been here before «indie - ness» prevails more than anything else.

But there's an overwhelming sense that for all this effort, everyone's working off a first draft: not great but good enough.

Close again uses the scenery - chewing license that is Cruella to the delicious max, but her performance can't escape the sense of «been there, done that» that overwhelms this production.

The Changing Landscape of School Leadership is very manageable and leaves readers not only with the almost overwhelming reality of the changing educational world and the tremendous need for visionary leaders, but also with a sense of optimism that by embracing change, we can effectively propel the educational system forward.

As usual, 2014's Detroit show was full of both winners and losers, good press conferences and bad, but the overwhelming theme was one of moderation — perhaps not in the sense of design, but in purpose and presentation.

This, combined with an overwhelming sense that if I didn't get the novel going now, blindness might prevent me from ever doing so, seemed to unlock a door, and everything suddenly fell into place.

He relies much on his senses to see, and now he sees her, feels her presence, not as a ghostly apparition overwhelming the tiny space of his cottage, nor as a thought occupying his mind, but as a longing on the verge of utterance, incarnation.

A sense of futility had nearly overwhelmed me as I realized my life wasn't all that different from those of the crickets who belonged to the women, who, in turn, belonged to the emperor.

«There is a sense that a brief plateau has been reached as they await more comprehensive device adoption; school librarians are not seeing the overwhelming demand from students that public libraries have been seeing, nor do they have the budget to invest as heavily as they might like in new technologies,» the report explains.

On the other hand, if you have an overwhelming sense that your pet wants help moving on, you have your answer and will not regret the euthanasia decision.

Sydney's sense of playfulness combined with her knowledge of normal development in puppies not only taught me how to work with Sophie, but were also quite therapeutic for me, since I was a bit overwhelmed in the first few weeks.

It wasn't until she found her forever home that I realized that I truly felt an overwhelming sense of pride.

Until sufficient research is available, it doesn't make sense to assess pets purely on actuarial data, given the overwhelming benefits of pet ownership.

I challenge anyone to get to top 5 of a match and not feel the overwhelming sense of dread and fear that even the best horror videogames can't reproduce.

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.

While the graphics aren't on par with titles such as Ryse, its because the developers wished to do more with world creation and creating a sense of being overwhelmed.

The dialog issue is indicative of a larger problem with the game, an overwhelming sense that Gransys isn't a believable world.