Sentences with phrase «pains of the people»

Like joining the Women's March and feeling into the joy and passion and pain of the people around you — so much that you forget your own hunger and don't look at your phone for hours.

The coordinator of the group, Abdul - Hamid Adeoye, commended the PDP candidate for initiating a free bus service for the community, which he said has helped in no little way to ease the transportation pains of the people.

Create messages that target the pains of the people around the table and that are about the solution you have for them.

Leadership, in a Christian sense, is decisive and authoritative only to the degree that it hears and bears the pain of the people and refuses to hide behind church and civil law.

Some Dalit theologians say Dalit theology can be done only by the Dalits who have experienced sufferings and who understand the pain of people.

Rather, worship has been effective if «the spirit was high,» i.e., if the spirit was actively and obviously present in a balanced blend of prayer, of cadenced word (the sermon), and of syncopated music ministering to the pain of the people.

«Of course, no man of God will see a mass burial anywhere and not feel the pains of the people affected.

Speaking with newsmen in Ikirun, Adeoye said the free bus service initiative of Oduoye is an innovation in Ikirun and one that has positively projected Oduoye as a man who understands the pains of the people he seeks to represent.

«No Niger Delta leader or person from this region that truly shares the pains of the people will subject him / herself to the antics of our oppressors; not now that our existence and dignity as a people is being threatened by Islamic mercenaries masquerading themselves as Fulani herdsmen.»

The governor who said he felt the pains of the people, having not been paid for months, assured them that he will ensure prompt payment of salary.

Also, earlier in this article a fair bit was mentioned about muscular imbalances, over developed glutes (compared to the quads and hip flexors) could lead to an imbalance in the posture, movement and general comfort and pain of a person.

Montgomery thinks that by being a good guy he will ease the pain of these people (as well as his own), but he miscalculates.

He feels the pain of people and he is always ready to help them out.