Sentences with phrase «really emotional it was»

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«Creating a community really creates a deeper engagement that's not just rational, but emotional, which builds loyalty,» Song says.

Additionally, Patzer warns that if you try to boost your appearance with a new wardrobe that really isn't «you,» or you decide, after weighing the financial and emotional implications, to opt for a cosmetic procedure such as Botox, be aware that your peers and colleagues may notice that there's something artificial about your look.

And I think the brands that find that purposeful driven marketing, that make that emotional connection even in conversion media, and that really think about the long - term game are the ones that are going to win.

It's an emotional connection, really.

It's not that complicated — your customers get really passionate and emotional, and they become your advertising.

My problem, then, is really semantics: I don't have the words to express my complex, emotional experience.

Of course, this is really psychologist shorthand for the lengthy process of going into one's emotional memory files and teasing out the situations where you might be over-interpreting — not misinterpreting, mind you — your dear nemesis's behaviour.

With your emotional intelligence — really focus on being ultra-perceptive of situations, employees» attitudes, and their own approach to interaction.

Putting aside a little time each day to be quiet with your thoughts really does wonders for your emotional state, as quiet is so hard to come by in our busy lives.

Sure, more commitment will pay even higher dividends, but if you're just looking to break through whatever emotional barrier is keeping you from tackling your to - do list, something this simple really can work.

«Foie gras is a really emotional product for meat eaters,» Verstrate said.

«The other side of the coin,» added Vasileff, «is the minutiae - driven people,» who obsess over issues and tasks that don't really contribute to their emotional or financial well - being.

«There are a lot of visceral experiences that have a lot of high emotional potential, and delivering really consistently across the board is a huge standout factor for them.»

But what Old Spice really gets right is the emotional element of marketing, making followers wish their man was as suave as that cologne guy.

The key is to know yourself and not be tempted to liquidate your investments to buy things you don't really need, or get emotional and sell during panic sessions or buy during euphoria periods.

So if you drew a horizontal line and call that fair value like Ben Graham said, and then you draw a wavy line around that horizontal line and call that stock prices, the market is pitching us opportunities all the time between stocks that are way below fair value and way above fair value, the reason investors don't beat the market has nothing to do with the market is not throwing us pitches in that it's not still emotional, they are behavioral problem, there's agency problems, there is a lot of other issues going on but it's not because we're not getting really great pictures all the time.

A 2011 study concluded «people may think they are more alone in their emotional difficulties than they really are» after browsing everyone's manicured life highlights on Facebook.

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I admit it was also emotional as I really enjoy addition by subtraction and being debt free.

Your little «on second thought» dig clearly insinuated something about my own religious commitments; your sarcasm was too weak to warrant recognition; and your choice to decry me as «emotional» is a really tired tactic which mean who don't respect women use against women when they've been cornered.

«your choice to decry me as «emotional» is a really tired tactic which mean who don't respect women use against women when they've been cornered.»

In the end, it's emotional really — not necessarily rational.

Connectedness, (family) = - those people who are our legal or emotional family — this is what life is all about — its joys and sorrows are really the bottom line of life.

It really is amazing how many reasons you could see someone do either A or B above, for no other reason than the event, situation, or whatever other outside factor is causing a strong emotional reaction.

That is inconsiderate at best and potentially cruel depending on the emotional state of the person you are judging without really knowing.

Women aren't rational really — just emotional.»

I know what I really wish I had done when they were saying women aren't rational or reasonable, just emotional.

Also, are you really dismissing my account of physical, spiritual and emotional abuse....

What you are really concerned about is the feeling that you are ultimately right, it is an emotional argument not a logical one.

And back then, wasn't it the fans wrapped up in «theories» who were ultimately disappointed when they found out that Lost wasn't really concerned with answering the thousands of questions it had raised — that it was less a heady show about theology and science and more an emotional show about its characters and the human experience?

Say what this «light» you speak of really is — emotional and sociological well - being.

«I believe she gave her life to Jesus, though we didn't see the follow - up... There was nothing that was really saying «repent, you're a sinner», but she repented, and had this real emotional reaction.»

On the laity's end, knowledge is sometimes attacked because in reality some people aren't really searching for God, instead they're looking for some emotional experience, or a psychological pep talk that makes them feel warm and fuzzy.

An all - too - common retroactive dismissal of the leaving pastor's «calling» (i.e. that s / he never really had a calling because one can't / shouldn't be able to leave a «true» calling) is salt in the wounds and complicates emotional struggle of the existential angst of the present in reason 8 with an additional task of trying to defend one's historical existence, even if the defense is confined to an internal self re-assurance.

We should be looking for ways to make our economy more family - friendly rather than getting our knickers in a wad over same - sex spousal relationships if we are really concerned about strengthening the emotional bonds necessary to bind family members together so that the family may once again become the primary building block for a healthy society.

The illusion of the conviction of the Holy Spirit... which is really an emotional response to something being very wrong and the turmoil experienced when these feelings contradict all you've been taught by the church and its Pastor, who has set him / herself up as the supreme anointed authority under God and is due utmost and unquestionable respect.

This is for god who left his unwanted comment: The term of stupidity really applies to yourself because if you would of read clearly without getting all emotional and sarcastic, your brain would actually realize that im not referring to «faith» as a christian term.

This exercise is a bit sensitive, but really drives home the point that even though symbols are arbitrary, they take on very strong and emotional meanings.

When you say something to slander someone that obviously has no validity or merit (like Obama believes in nothing) and it really is just an emotional outburst, it actually demonstrates that you just don't have anything negative to say... and then it actually is a compliment.

It is the zest and emotional involvement which comes from feeling oneself a part of something that really matters.

As the counselor is able to stay on the alcoholic's emotional wavelength, the relationship is strengthened by the alcoholic's awareness — «This man really does understand and care!»

We could discuss the psychology of th monsters who do it, and the emotional state of the victoms, and how to stop it & punish the perps — but this is really just not the place for that much typing and constructive conversation.

The bad thing about hookup culture, or really the anti-culture beneath it, is that it might suck a decade or two of your life into a smithereens of physical and emotional novelties upon which no intelligible or humanly compelling narrative can be imposed.

God's power to heal bodies shatters our prejudice that healing prayer is only for the more emotional, less intelligent folks; that the Bible stories of healing are merely «symbolic» and «not really true» and that the way the world is (comfortable as it is for us) is God's will.

It feels more like an emotional weakness to pretend someone else is watching over you, so you feel more protected than you really are.

Not only is the «safe» part not really true — condoms only kind of help, and they do nothing to fend off the emotional danger.

It's one thing to offer an argument that should only convince those who are already on your side but is a little deceptive because it makes an emotional appeal that isn't really all that rational on pro-life premises.

Thank you so much for this post I have always tried to eat healthily but have really struggled with being consistent, with not eating for emotional reasons and with feeling like I'm not doing it «right» because other people do things differently.

It's been really hard and emotional, but also incredible, because it's really changed how I feel for the better.

I'm excited to be back in London where a lot of my friends and family are based, and to get into London life after several years away studying, but I've really really loved my time here in Bath and know moving day is going to be emotional!