Sentences with phrase «people ruminate»

When most food - loving people ruminate over «meccas» of global cuisine, cities like New York, Tokyo, Singapore, and Barcelona conjure instant salivation.

The more a person ruminates, the more they experience personal distress, making them less able to connect with another's misfortunes.

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People need silence; they need a recovery of the contemplative arts of «thinking, meditating, ruminating.»

In the article, mindfulness instructor Sally Arnold referred to a recent Harvard study that found that people spent about 52 % of their lives outside of the present moment, with the balance either worrying about the future or ruminating about the past.

For example, the tendency of depressed people to ruminate — generally considered an undesirable trait because it fuels negative thinking — could actually deepen their understanding of their problems and enhance decision - making.

Denson found that the degree of hippocampal activation predicted how much people tended to ruminate.

What Taitz encourages people to do is think about if ruminating is actually making them happier or helping them heal.

For online - dating agencies, it is a golden opportunity, as people who have spent the holidays ruminating over unsatisfactory or non-existent love lives log on in their thousands, hoping to find romance — ideally before February 14th.

«USS Callister» is an episode that ruminates — rather colorfully — on what our behavior in video games says about us as people.

The theory of suspense is that the audience needs to know more than the characters, who spend their time ruminating on what could have caused this while remaining largely ignorant of the shadow people trying to snatch them.

After its final frames, you can't help but ruminate on the monstrously perverted notions of the lengths people are willing to go (as well as what they're not willing to do) for those that are considered, in this perfectly titled film, Blood of My Blood.

She has been chronicling affluence for a quarter - century and takes the chance to ruminate on her work and how the wealthy class has changed in the last 25 years, with an emphasis on how people often emulate the rich without actually being able to afford their lifestyle.

The point is eloquently made in the film's pre-credit sequence, where the camera zigzags its way through a crowd of people, stopping at random people as a faceless narrator ruminates on how the questions and so - called answers in life are perhaps one and the same.

That said, we also believe that one of the most important factors in the success of a book is the presentation, and since the cover of a book is the first thing that people see whilst ruminating over what to read, the bitter truth of the matter is that it does matter.

In other words, data where a person would have to sit down, read and ruminate for a while to make any useful sense out of it.

People appreciate enthusiasm — it is more fun to hire someone who accepts on the spot than someone who has to ruminate about the offer for months.

In my last post, I considered the new defence of the person section in the Criminal Code, ruminating on the increased reliance this new section appears to have on the «reasonableness» or «reasonable person» standard of assessing the defence.

People with complicated grief ruminate about the circumstances and consequences of the death of a loved one.

«I have had good success working with people who tend to worry, ruminate or obsess in ways that create negative thoughts and feelings about themselves and their life circumstances.

When self - help is no help: traditional cognitive skills training does not prevent depressive symptoms in people who ruminate.

Whether or not you decide to continue the relationship, a study at Hope College reported that people who ruminated on a past hurt exhibited physical and mental signs of stress.

They may ruminate about» «long overdue» admiration and privilege and compare themselves favorably with famous or privileged people.

People who are depressed tend to ruminate on their problems (sometimes on the depression itself), they feel bad most of the day, lose interest in activities they used to enjoy, have a rapid change in sleep patterns, lose or gain weight suddenly without trying, have trouble concentrating, and can be preoccupied with thoughts of death or suicide.