Sentences with phrase «of fear of being judged»

Or they may be afraid to express themselves out of a fear of being judged.

«Have you or a loved one wanted to seek therapy, but avoided it out of fear of being judged or rejected?

Second, until very recently many gay people spent their adolescences and even adult years hiding their sexual orientation out of fear of being judged and rejected by their friends, families, or religious communities because they are gay or lesbian.

We know that in therapy, clients often lie to their therapist out of fear of being judged or feeling embarrassed.

Groups tend to be unproductive for several reasons: the flow of conversation is often chaotic, some people do not dare speak out of fear of being judged, and group members tend to focus on consensual ideas.

Not exact matches

The entrepreneur and Shark Tank judge says the No. 1 reason for not starting a business is the fear of not having what it takes.

In fact, science tells us that we often withhold ideas in a group setting for fear of being judged by our peers.

The move isn't a complete gimmick: as general manager Stéphane Deschênes explains in the company's press release, «Privacy is a concern for some of our members who fear being judged because of their beliefs.

If you think that people would judge you for trying something new or that if you created a tribe you'd be surrounded by a lot of bitching — if you let fear hold you back, you will never be able to truly disrupt things and create something better.

In the more than 20 years of my career, I have never been empowered to make decisions or offer suggestions without fear of being judged or criticized.

Trump and his allies fear that documents and recordings that the FBI swept up from Cohen's home and office could come back to haunt the president, whose lawyers have joined Cohen's in New York in asserting attorney - client privilege and are asking a federal judge to approve an independent review of the material.

Even without sexual pressure, there's the tyranny of fashion and the fear of being judged on your appearance; by women as well as by men.

You implied that some people aren't worthy of making judgements or coming to their own decisions, a common tactic of accusing a conservative of being «judgemental» because it's assumed that conservatives are mostly bible - toters who will remember that their precious bible says «judge not, lest ye be judged» and they'll suddenly become ashamed of speaking out about their beliefs for fear of appearing «judgemental».

I feel like the Church is missing it — missing out on all the ways the very people whom they fear or exclude or deride or judge are often the very people with whom Jesus would be spending all of his time.

You live in fear of being a sinful individual who your god rejects should you not adhere to his words and so you judge others based off of what sheep herding freaks from 2000 years ago said.

By its standard have been judged the Jews, by the Prophet who bowed (as in Islam) to Allah's will, by the Rabbis and the Doctors of Law: for to them was entrusted the protection of Allah's Book, and they were witnesses thereto: therefore fear not men, but fear Me, and sell not My Signs for a miserable price.

Abraham may have been afraid or ashamed to push to the limit, either out of a gradually increasing fear that God will judge him presumptuous or out of embarrassment at revealing a personal interest in his one kinsman, Lot.

But fear not, my fellow Christians and other persons of moral (if not devout Catholic) beliefs... someday President Obama will be judge from the One on High.

You and everyone one else with your closed - minded, egotistical, racist, bigoted views disgust me to no end and make me fear for the future of our great country... the only thing that gives me hope is that someday, whether it be before God or some sort of act of Karma or whatever it may be, you will be judged.

Although the debate has been marred by the fear of being judged heterodox on the one hand, and by apologetic excess on the other, it has continued unabated.

I look on God as an all - knowing Judge to be feared (Or as a trustworthy Shepherd who guides me along life's way, or as a loving Father who yearns for the return of his children)...

«I prefer a church which is bruised, hurting and dirty because it has been out on the streets, rather than a church which is unhealthy from being confined and from clinging to its own security... More than by fear of going astray, my hope is that we will be moved by the fear of remaining shut up within structures which give us a false sense of security, within rules which make us harsh judges, within habits which make us feel safe, while at our door people are starving and Jesus does not tire of saying to us: «Give them something to eat.»»

These are reasonable, worthy concerns that we should be able to articulate with civility and boldness without fear of being judged as entitled, emotional, or selfish.

And third, there's that nagging fear that the John Lockes of this world relish in the opportunity to judge me for my lack of faith.

I deeply fear we are not competent judges of how the cosmos — and God, as I use words, is at least cosmic — is or should be made or managed.

Therefore, we strive, in the fear of God, to be certain to never judge and never condemn anyone but we have the right to discern His truth.

O but no there wouldnt be, most of you hide from society, not for fear that you will be judged, but just that simple fact, that you got about as much proof nothing exist beyond this place, as I do that there is!

«Rev 11:18 And the nations were angry, and thy wrath is come, and the time of the dead, that they should be judged, and that thou shouldest give reward unto thy servants the prophets, and to the saints, and them that fear thy name, small and great; and shouldest destroy them which destroy the earth.»

In fact, our very notion of a devil — that there is a power that can compete with God — is rooted in such fear as is our notion of a God who rewards, punishes and judges based on what we have done.

You share your emotions, feelings, and ideas without fear of being judged.

He should fear God and watch what he says and how he says it... The scripture teaches to judge those who are in the church... not those outside of the church... he may end up with an electric fence around his church even though there is no need... he is not reproducing Christianity anyway...

Our 1996 symposium on judicial usurpation and subsequent articles were criticized for being alarmist; but the Florida Supreme Court changed many minds, and I now note that even worthies such as George Will are using the feared R - word, referring to the «regime» of lawless law - making by judges.

«More than by fear of going astray, my hope is that we will be moved by the fear of remaining shut up within structures which give us a false sense of security, within rules which make us harsh judges, within habits which make us feel safe, while at our door people are starving.»

People needs to learn to stop judging and everyone needs to learn to be more open without fear of ridicule.

the totalitarians, that is the active and personal presence of the Demon in our passions, in our need for sensation, in our fear of responsibilities, in our civic inertia, in our ignorance of our neighbor, in our rejection finally of any absolute that transcends and judges our «vital» (as they always are) interests.

In the end, his fear of the misrepresentation of the Jews and the bad effect it might have on his relationship with the emperor was greater than his superstitious fear of Jesus or his duty as a judge to administer justice.

And the spirit of Jehovah shall rest upon him, and the spirit of wisdom and understanding, the spirit of counsel and might, the spirit of knowledge and the fear of Jehovah... with righteousness shall he judge the poor, and decide with equity for the meek of the earth... and righteousness shall be the girdle of his waist and faithfulness the girdle of his loins.

The truthfulness of my faith must be judged on how well it teaches me to live without murderous fear or nihilistic despair.

Some women I know don't participate in sport in fear of being judged and the media's portrayal of women doesn't help.

The most feared hitter ever, judging by the avoidance tactics of opposing teams, Bonds is so good that he changes baseball's standard rules of engagement.

These experiments have their roots in a technique Cohen developed as an assistant professor at Yale in the late 1990s that he called wise intervention — brief, controlled interactions that served to counteract students» fears that their teachers were judging them not as individuals but as members of a stereotyped group.

Groups can pressure, judge, shame and blame people into things that are unhealthy — like staying in a bad marriage out of fear of being shamed (not to mention communities that are dangerous cults, but that's a different conversation).

This time I did not allow the fear of being judged win over my motherly instincts.

Trying to judge your milk supply is not one of those good reasons, and for most people it's a recipe to undermine your confidence (and potentially your milk supply, if you start stressing out or supplementing in response to unfounded fears about your milk supply).

Unfortunately, this can lead to a mother feeling anxious about feeding her child when going out of the house, even though she has every right to feed her child without fear of being judged or even yelled at.

«A lot of women feared being judged if they ended up begging for the epidural at 1 cm, and honestly no nurse cares,» Brusie says, insisting that nurses just want their patients to be comfortable.

This type of anxiety stems from the fear of being negatively judged by peers, and the tendency to avoid social relationships or endure them with distress.

Fear of harm to your child is a valid reason to refuse visitation and will demonstrate your legitimate cause for concern to the judge.

Yet, because they fear being judged, many of these couples keep these arrangements secret.

«Many parents are afraid to reach out for fear of being judged.»