Sentences with phrase «own need for control»

Your need for control has you obsessing for a solution that isn't ripe yet and you're judging yourself for obsessing.

Called Lily, the gadget walked away with one of show's Best of Innovations awards in Unmanned Systems and Accessories for its «throw - and - shoot,» a technology designed to catch video of you without the need for any controls.

But as the venture begins to grow, their need for control keeps them from focusing on activities that bring the highest value to a growing business.

Religion is a construct of man with the need for control.

That yearning to measure up, to be The Perfect Mother, masquerades as selflessness but really, it's approval addiction, it's people pleasing and you won't be the only victim of its poison and its bitter need for control.

The need for control inherent in communism attacks the goods of private life and precludes their flourishing.

He exposed the worst in us: our need for control and power, and the extent we would go to maintain both.

It's our own insecurity, fear and need for control, power and status that makes us draw lines in the sand and stand in judgement over those who don't do it our way...

The need for controlling others is something we learn bit by bit ---- and a pastor with a high need to control others, will slowly confine and constrain you with bars of shame and guilt.

This need for control explains the bondage of the Haitian canecutters.

There are people whose needs for control and recognition are so great that they are toxic to others.

My need for control — and eventual realization of my lack thereof — has caused an overwhelming amount of fear and anxiety.

How could he sustain an American's need for control in a country where strikes stopped the mail and public transportation every few weeks, where shops closed unexpectedly and the owners hoarded goods because they couldn't keep up with the 4,000 % inflation?

but he sucks at transfers: he comes out with nothing because of combination of cheapness, delusion, stubborness, need for control...

But fear not, for here in the land of perpetual posturing and theoretical deals, Anfield Index will be sorting out Liverpool's need for control in midfield — alongside a shiny new Naby Keita, who'll be entering the club right...

Thus, corporal punishment in a high crime neighborhood as part of a controlling parenting style is more likely to be part of the parents» efforts to assure their children's safety, and less a part of the parents» need for control and authority.

He has a fearful reaction to the idea of sitting on the toilet for poo combined with that 3 - year old need for control.

A lack of trust generates feelings of aloneness, being different, pervasive anger, and an inordinate need for control.

This compulsion to protect ourselves from what was once overwhelming poison in our relationships, creates a desperate need for control and prevents us from taking new opportunities.

If you can see the need for control from your child's point of view, there will be fewer struggles.

The strength of feeling that the British people have about this need for control and the direct accountability of their politicians is one reason why, throughout its membership, the United Kingdom has never totally felt at home being in the European Union.

Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper said Qatada's case demonstrated the need for control orders and why the opposition had argued against the «weakening» of the government's counter-terror powers.

Shnayerson interviews anonymous sources who said Andrew Cuomo's obsessive need for control had bled his cabinet of talent, and named two of his health care deputies as the only stars in the administration.

The formation of different phases during drying leads to dramatically different fluid movement and solid deposition and also provides insight needed for the control of drying solutions of macromolecules that occur in many dyes and pharmaceutical formulations.

And found that 69 percent attributed the cause of bullying to the actual bully, blaming his or her insecurity, low self - esteem, and need for control.

You essentially get that motion for free, without the need for a control system,» says first author Shuguang Li, Ph.D., a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Wyss Institute and MIT CSAIL.

Researchers explained that this difference may be due, in part, to a selection bias where healthier patients were treated with surgery, and they underscored the need for a controlled clinical trial with matched patients receiving each treatment first - line to compare the efficacy of these therapies.

Severe issues around control — keeping in mind that everyone has control issues, but what I'm talking about are deeper issues where one person feels consistently trapped or unsafe by the other's need for control

Present Perfect: A Mindfulness Approach to Letting Go of Perfectionism and the Need for Control

All it can do is spur on the need for controlled studies.

It's small, vivid, performance by James, who suggests in just a few high - voltage scenes how her efforts to improve and reform Moll are framed by toxic judgment, guilt, and a need for control.

Caught between her need for control and her desire for acceptance, Toni must decide how far she will go to embody her new ideals.

Director Tim Miller understands the need for controlled chaos and stages the mayhem in clear fashion while providing that comic book spectacle feel with a dash of Tarantino cartoonish level violence thrown in for good measure.

In fact, he seems to mask all traces of irritation and the need for control around his clients.

This sort of exchange requires that the adults put their need for control to the side — but they should also monitor where the dialogue goes (or doesn't).

Additionally, I look for ways to increase success to minimize the kinds of behavior problems we see when kids figure they're going to fail anyhow, and for ways to accommodate kids» needs for some control and autonomy within limits.

It shows that you trust them and know they are capable of contributing to the class in meaningful ways; and give students choices - giving students choices, you empower them, meet their basic need for control, let them know you trust their decisions and will hold them accountable for those decisions.

He is damaged beneath his confident good looks and need for control, and in some way, I feel he needs me.

The need for controlling risk for farmers, ranchers, bankers, multi-national corporations, even the Federal Reserve Bank and the Treasury Department themselves has grown along with the role of the speculator to absorb that risk and provide much needed liquidity to the marketplace.

For training, you should also think about what type of training collar you may need for controlling your dog and teaching appropriate leash manners.

In 1986, nearing seventy, he began to work small while mixing his own paints — two solutions to an outsize need for control and a shortage of recognition and cash.

Typical examples include: the expectation of high return on investment (short payback period); high capital costs and long project development times for some measures; lack of access to capital for energy efficiency improvements and feedstock / fuel change; fair market value for cogenerated electricity to the grid; and costs / lack of awareness of need for control of HFC leakage.

Moreover, people are essentially torn between the promise of safety and the need for control: 49 percent said they prefer a safer roadway even if it means they would have less control over their vehicle, while 51 percent said wanted to stay in the driver seat, safer streets be damned.

These contracts can replace the need for any control or human beings.

Home is an entirely new app iOS 10, that's supposed to be the only app you'll ever need for controlling all the smart home (HomeKit) devices that you own.

Naturally, there are new options in Settings as well, as Microsoft is continuing to reduce the need for Control Center in Windows 10.

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Which you decide depends largely on personal preference, need for control and your budget.

Thus, corporal punishment in a high crime neighborhood as part of a controlling parenting style is more likely to be part of the parents» efforts to assure their children's safety, and less a part of the parents» need for control and authority.

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