Sentences with phrase «often head shaking»

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As someone who is married to an entrepreneur, I often find myself shaking my head and enjoying some of the funny things that my husband does.

Too often, fairy tales about rebellious sons and daughters conclude with parental figures shaking their heads with the realization that their children were right all along.

Looking at the news every day, especially lately, often makes us shake our heads — in sadness or disappointment or both.

The person doing the praying will often work himself up into a bit of a frenzy, until he is shouting and shaking, and people who are listening are nodding their heads, shouting «AMEN!»

More often, I find myself shaking my head in disbelief.

I often think that as God listens to us as teach and explain the Bible, He is shaking His head and muttering to Himself, «Where the heck did they get that from?

I don't post here often but generally lurk on the game threads, and I tend to shake my head whenever I see the term «Frediot», but what is the living fuck was that?

Maybe it's different in practice and they're all totally willing to help mentor the kids and new - to - MLS guys during training sessions but too often in games I see hands in the air, eye rolls, shakes of the head, etc..

I shake my head so often when i see him spend more time upfront then Sanchez.

Often you'll just shake your head, laugh or just give the eyes a roll at how some out there are just pathetic excuses for journalists.

Homebirth as an option is raised often enough at lay lead peer to peer breastfeeding support groups and when the general media touts the safety of Homebirth i am left shaking my head in disbelief.

Like another momma, I often click on articles like this expecting to shake my head and disagree with at least one thing listed.

He often wants to be picked up and then points around the room as if to steer me, shaking his head and saying «No!»

It is a party where the routine denigration of peoples and culture is too often met with no more than a shake of the head.

I often feel like I am going to faint after cardio if I don't eat about 30 grams of carbs within 3O minutes; I am litterally shaking, light headed, and disoriented.

As is often the case with Toback's films, even as you're shaking your head at his shameless self - indulgence, you can't help but keep on watching.

Of course, that said, there have also been some bizarre choices for the Best Actor award, which has often left me shaking my head in disgust and wondering what these voters were actually seeing.

For the remaining 90 %, I sat stone - faced, staring, often shaking my head in disbelief that someone would actually think that what was happening on screen could be classified as comedy.

I found myself shaking my head more often than laughing, whether in reaction to the obvious physical jokes, gratuitous situations, or sudden bursts of violence.

My mother would often shake her head and say, «Just because you're called Barbara doesn't mean you have to talk nonsense.»

The result is that this reader often would shake his head in wonder at his shenanigans and yet, Donleavy has created a character who this reader found a creation worthy of sympathy.

Indies often shake their head at the seemingly boneheaded things that publishers do, at least when seen from an indie perspective.

So I had to shake my head yesterday... reading an article which reminded me SBUX has actually rallied 1,100 % since 2009 (despite its more recent share price malaise)!?! A reminder that often the hardest part of buying growth stocks isn't buying them, or even realising gains on them... it's NOT participating in the huge long - term rally after you realised your measly gain & proudly told people «you never go broke taking a profit»!

I often find myself walking though the store shaking my head and muttering «Humans!»

One of the more common secondary ear issues seen in veterinary medicine is the development of what is known an ear hematoma in pets, which is often secondary to chronic irritation, ear itching or shaking of the head.

Allergies: In Cavalier King Charles Spaniels (dogs), allergies often show up as skin conditions, itchy ears, head - shaking, scratching, or bald or raw spots, though they can also cause runny eyes and nose, sneezing, coughing, vomiting, and diarrhea.

Jim Moses constantly shakes his head at the stages our Cavaliers go through and often remarks how he has never seen a breed change as much as this one can.

You will also notice that your dog will also shake its head often and probably try to scratch to relieve the itchiness.

An animal will often fall when attempting to shake its head.

Frequent ear scratching and head shaking are the most often seen symptoms.

If the puppy shakes his head too often, scratches his eyes and maw, and is itching all over the body, it can only mean one thing — something is not right with pup's health.

For symptomatic treatment of head shaking, antihistamines such as Benadryl (dose of one mg per pound twice daily), and using cleaning agents like Zymox Otic may often help until a definitive diagnosis can be made and long term treatment plan instituted.

External parasites — Ear mites are common and will be apparent if your ferret shakes his head and scratches his ears often.

The concept that a cat can open his carrier door, go in and close it behind him is often met with eye rolls and heads shaken in disbelief.

Allergy symptoms include itching anywhere on the body but often focused on the armpits, abdomen, and / or inner thighs, scratching the ears or shaking the head, licking / chewing the feet, redness around the eyes, and itching around the tail and anus.

We beginning the second week of putting ear drops in ears and head shaking is not as often.

When it came to actually playing Unity as it was intended, I found myself most often shaking my head in disappointment.

Another kind of trauma, indirect trauma, is often associated with the «Shaken Baby Syndrome» because it involves a severe shaking or whiplash that can shake or rotate the brain, damaging the delicate nerve cells inside your head.

I see them so often and they just make me shake my head.

I often shake my head and ask myself, «Is this what our society really finds entertaining?»

Sometimes they understand the head shake, but often they are me as a reassurance I'm coming to answer the door and stand there for another 5 minutes then start knocking again.