Sentences with phrase «people more desiring»

«Are some people more desiring to be with their partner, to give their partner pleasure, to have a routine, or for their own pleasure?»

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By consciously being aware of the fact that most negative actions from others stem from their own inner insecurities, and not from a desire to harm the receiver, we are able to respond to people in a more positive and meaningful way.

More specifically, the paper looks at how a person's motivation for financial gain can directly conflict with his or her desire for control.

Eventually you'll see that these apps that initially, especially like Tinder was very much geared towards hookups, it will end up moving up market and really disrupt the whole traditional online dating area, which I think is the most interesting thing going on right now because as we get better and better at our recommendations, as more people get on the platform, I think people will find less and less a need or desire to use things like a Match.com or Okcupid.

Asking more questions in your attempt to understand their point of view will also help diffuse the situation as you are showing a genuine desire to hear what the other person has to say.

Urbaniak says historically, many of women's needs, desires and ideas have remained hidden and unspoken, so that people could feel «less troublesome and more approved of,» but she argues that paradigm is one in need of a big shift.

People need to invest more today to achieve their desired annual retirement income in the future.

«As business processes have started to rely more on information and IT, the temptation, the desire is to give people access to everything [because] we don't want to create any friction for users to do their jobs,» said Robert Sadowski, director of marketing and technology solutions at security firm RSA.

While people may be buying more online, the pendulum is swinging back to a consumer desire for some kind of in - person human interaction with retailers.

In South Orange, I think there was a feeling that the community was fairly disconnected from government and there was a desire to bring someone in from the outside who is able to look at the challenges that face our municipality from a new perspective and bring people in more as part of that process.

«If a person sees life with more acceptance of the waves of desire and sexual frequency flowing like waves on the ocean, the better resilience and empathy one has throughout their life for their own body and that of their partner or partners.»

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People who do not deeply care about the mission of the company are significantly less likely to produce the desired financial returns because they are more likely to quit when they inevitably face challenges and are not motivated to work as hard.

They've built a network, a marketplace, on top of these urgent care facilities and so this is more like OpenTable or Grubhub or Zillow, and it's a curated set of these people that are operating with full price transparency and have this desire to kind of be competitive from a consumerization standpoint.

But, as you might imagine, there are more than a few crooked business people out there who prey upon entrepreneurs» desires.

As we track social mood in real time across the globe, we chart how its changes produce shifts in everything from the songs people want to hear to the leaders they elect to their desire for peace to their hunger for scandals to the trajectories of their stock markets, and more.

With more than 2.2 million people in western New York, our combined strength makes this region rich with people who have the Fire and desire to work for a company that can transform a community.

It remained unclear whether these policies — which if pursued over a more extended period could potentially undermine the country's growth targets — would continue, particularly given Chinese policymakers» desire for stability ahead of November's important People's Congress.

Is our true desire to explore how we can be more faithful together as the people of God or to correct someone for the sake of being right?

All religion is doing is making people ignore their natural desires and making it build more inside them.

Community of the kind Christ desires can only occur with another when He is shared as more necessary than breath amidst all persons present, whether they be the person «giving» or the one receiving — Christ must not be fore - fitted to some other monstrous conceit that is paraded as «communion» and «fellowship» — the common bane of our religious activity.

And the more confused people are going to be about how to be honest about their desires and needs.

You said, «To the Christian, who understands the consequences of accepting or rejecting Jesus, that person is compelled to share — not out of a desire to cause pain but to provide one more, maybe the only, opportunity for the dying person to avoid eternal punishment.»

It's more like the religious world did a poor job of reining in people's natural desires.

Among those roughly 75 men are lawyers, a medical doctor, a congressional staffer, professional musicians, a radio host, several PhDs and professors, a particle physicist from Stanford, a former Google employee, a dean of admissions at a medical school, Ivy Leaguers, Golden Domers, and more who were successful in the world, but sought a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ and his Church, and desired to serve his people.

Given that people can be deluded or more often, allow their desire to believe something destroy their objectivity to the point their conclusions aren't reliable, your claims about private, personal experiences no one outside your head can verify simply aren't enough for anyone but you.

The project is personal for Burnett and Downey, coming from a deep spiritual desire for more people to see and experience the stories of their faith.

Thirsty persons are invited to take and drink of the water of life freely, and are pronounced blessed; and it is promised, that they shall be filled, or satisfied; yet not so in this life, that they shall never thirst or desire more; for as they need more grace, and it is promised them, they thirst after it, and desire it; and the more they taste and partake of it, the more they desire it.

I also detected a desire from the author for more people to pitch in and help rather than the mouth service received from most.

People are think are waking up to the fact that they can do more if they so desire and some pastors are waking up to some of their passions that they might not be able to live out in their congregations.

So - called «realistic politics» seems to take as an article of faith that control though coercion (in the sense of overriding people's desires, wants, and aims) is a more successful, strong, efficient, and competent form of power or control.

Like two other albeit very different books — Michael Novak's Tell Me Why and George Weigel's Letters to a Young Catholic — this one opens a conversation that more and more people will want to have, given the world they've grown up in and the unbidden desire of so many to know a different one.

At a deeper level, as people are conditioned to a consumer outlook, the church finds itself under challenge to present the Christian faith in a way that meshes with people's desire for answers, and in a more pernicious way for a faith «product», that will meet their needs with a minimum of effort and disruption.

I think what I want more than anything is for people to be confident in God's original intent and his original desire for us, the original dream.

I have learned that when I approach my church and the kingdom of God as servant, truly desiring nothing more than to see the Lord encounter His people and set them free, I am often privileged with the opportunities to be a chosen vessel.

«I have been closely following the news reports of the many young people who throughout the world have taken to the streets in order to express their desire for a more just and fraternal society.»

The more we modern people experiment with it, retooling it to suit our material desires, our political agendas, our busy lives, the more we would appear to risk losing what it is that makes many people religiously inclined in the first place.

One might expect a preevertted peddie like sambo would be more compassionate towards people with her proclivities for all things stanky 12 gauge desires for kids

God's desire for His people consists of far more than a mere set of actions they shouldn't commit or a line in the sand they are not to cross.

Or to put it more mathematically: «It's not good for man to be alone» + «It's better to marry than burn (with sexual tension / desire)» > «A single person has more time to enjoy the things of God»

I think that particular theory comes from people's desire to find someone / s in the bible that they can relate to more.

(More excerpts here from Manent's new book of interviews, Le Regard Politique — i.e., Seeing Things Politically) When I met Aron I was carried away with admiration for him... Aron desired less than any man to exercise influence over people or to dominate a young man [such as I....

Nonetheless, in the doctrine of the resurrection of the body many generations of thoughtful and imaginative people have tried to envision what eternal life might be like; and, even more to the point, what it ought to be like if we are sensibly to desire it.

Indeed, there is hardly any public person in America today who has more exemplified the «earthly nature» («flesh» in the King James and the literal Greek) that Paul urges the Colossians to shed: «sexual immorality, impurity, lust, evil desires, and greed, which is idolatry» (3:5).

As I read Rabbi Shaul's / Paul's instructions, in the letter to the church in Rome, about how to live out life, I see him encouraging believers to provoke others, especially the Jewish people we encounter, to envy — to live a life that challenges them to desire a closer walk with the Lord, to live a life of more faithful obedience to His Word.

As we do this, more and more people come to our churches, which feeds our desire for recognition and fame — things that Jesus also rejected.

It's when people desire more that things to go awry.

THAT (MAYBE) THE LORD HIMSELF DID NOT BAPTISE (IN WATER), AND THOUGH HIS DISCIPLES DID, MAYBE THE LORD DID NOT DESIRE THAT THEY SHOULD BAPTISE IN WATER, MORE IMPORTANTLY THEY SHOULD BAPTISE PEOPLE IN (INTO) HIM, TRIUNE GOD (AND FOR THIS WATER WAS NOT REALLY NEEDED) BUT THE DISCIPLES ERRED A BIT IN THIS.

I think if they bathed more often and didn't smell like pigs, they might enjoy life more and stop desiring to hack people's heads off all the time.

New Testament attitudes about the expression of sexuality — and what happens when people try to repress sexual desire — seem more realistic and more merciful than current Protestant teaching would indicate.