Sentences with phrase «rather ruminate»

If you're the type that would rather ruminate than remain committed to Snapchat's

Not exact matches

Rather than ruminating on your weaknesses or talking up your strengths, your best bet is probably to be your own good friend and simply accept your flawed human nature, forgiving yourself your errors.

I liked having an «assignment» rather than just ruminating over whatever's on my mind on the one hand or digging out something old and over-rehearsed on the other.

In depression, patients feel unable to avoid a sense of helplessness in the face of problems, and tend to ruminate rather than act to improve their situation.

I'm starting to think I'd rather gain an inch in my waist from eating rather than ruminating over food!

Unfortunately, the rest of the episode follows Dexter's descent into a routine guilt spiral, blaming himself for Rita's death (he should have «been there» to «protect her»), rather than ruminating on how it feels to be on this receiving end of a serial killing.

On his death bed — or rather the rock on which he ruminates before dissolving into golden dust — Odin warns the sons that Hela, his first - born daughter whom he had banished for being «too evil», is back.

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

Gaitán's open curatorial format, and its focus on recent colonial history and post-colonial discourse, rather than contemporary neocolonialism, paired with a general approach of probing or testing, intelligently, various realities — all this means that the 8th Berlin Biennale is a biennale to ruminate over, to spend time with, rather than a biennale that makes or breaks trail - blazing ways of understanding contemporary reality.

Why doesn't the group deal with the actual content of these articles, rather than ruminating over some silly «list»?

Rather than ruminating on a worst - case scenario — one where world leaders leave the event without a plan to combat climate change — participants of the side events focused on making sure that what we get will be a «FAB deal»: fair, ambitious, and binding.

You might find yourself ruminating about a perceived misstep, such as an interview question that you wish you'd answered differently, and getting bogged down on that rather than the bigger picture.

Research on positive illusions shows that it's helpful to see romantic partners in a positive light — to appreciate their positive qualities rather than ruminating about their flaws.

MBCT also strives to help participants avoid ruminating on negative emotions rather than simply ignoring unpleasant feelings.

Teach patients (in groups and through home - based practice) to notice the tendency to ruminate earlier in its sequence so that more skillful means can be deployed in responding (rather than reacting) to whatever is causing it

Mindfulness is about awareness and participation in life rather than ruminating about the past or worrying about the future.