Sentences with phrase «ruminated for»

Typing in all of our personal banking information and hitting â $ œsubmitâ $ was daunting and I ruminated for several seconds before doing so.

Instead, Coleman ruminated for a moment — the critic in question was a highly promising junior scholar — and then suggested that Hoffer call the researcher and allow him to change the analysis if he wished.

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.

I ruminate for hours together.little things that happen in the day, like me saying something stupid keep coming in my mind and I just cant get rid of it.Makes me sick because I want to get over it and move on.After all its a small thing.But my mind always has other plans.

The Incope (Bodenmann, 2000) is a questionnaire (5 - point scale) with 23 items (α = 0.80) developed on the basis of the COPE (Carver, Scheier, & Weintraub, 1989) measuring the following subscales such as active problem - solving («I attempt to tackle and solve the problem»), positive self - verbalization («I persuade myself that I will make it»), rumination («I ruminate for a long time and keep on thinking about the occurrence»), passivity / evasion («I wait until things change on their own, even if I might be able to do something»), negative emotional expression («I express my feelings without considering what this means for others»), substance use («I consume something that calms me down (cigarettes, alcohol, sweets, tranquiliser»)(α = 0.52 to α = 0.80).

Not exact matches

As I began to ruminate about a life with a new direction, my experiences as a mentor for Signarama started to inspire me to pursue teaching as my new focus.

At a speaking engagement in Hong Kong in June, Bradlow ruminated on the fate of Research In Motion, a key partner for his company.

Jason Zweig, author of the Intelligent Investor column every Saturday for The Wall Street Journal, ruminates on the origin of the term «bubble» in the world of finance.

Sometimes this means an idea loses its magic, absolutely, but other times, it means that I ruminate on the idea for a while longer, explore it in my mind or in prayer more, before I hit the page in good earnest which is all good work, too.

Is this an idea you guys have been ruminating on for a long time and just had some time to do?

Jon: Yes, we had been ruminating on it for a long time.

I will not blame any Gooner for ruminating over our lose to Southampton.

Joe Cole, for so long assumed to be an impish playmaker just waiting to escape from the confines of his coaches, spent last season ruminating over his eternal failure to get the hang of big boy's football, and has now left the country altogether.

Whatever your situation may be, if you're anywhere between being curious and sold on giving birth at home, I'd like to encourage you to ruminate on this question for the next few minutes:

While ruminating on worries and fears isn't good for you at this time, it is a great time to get ready and research some of those things everyone whose ever been pregnant is telling you.

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.

A quick and fascinating read, youll be ruminating on bits of time trivia for eons to come.

«Scientists have ruminated on the crossover between cancer and HIV for years,» said Hare.

If you can suck it up and act, however, you'll find your day - to - day a lot more pleasant and rewarding: Your mind will be released from all that ruminating and second - guessing, paving the way for other opportunities.

Meanwhile, our stressful, often harmful experiences — like getting stuck in traffic and being late for a meeting, feeling brushed aside by a friend or misunderstood by a partner, or ruminating about worries or resentments — routinely produce lasting changes in neural structure or function.

Humbled and excited, we began to quickly began to ruminate over what would be the best way to bring Korean beauty into this beautiful department store that had been a staunch supporter of Korean beauty for so long.

While preparing for that event and ruminating on what exactly I would wear to be a pinup style version of literary badass nerd Hermione Granger, I found myself thinking up a lot of different ideas for this costume that could all be kept and worn again as my normal non-costumed self after the trip.

Humbled and excited, we began to quickly began to ruminate over what would be the best way to bring Korean beauty into this beautiful department store that had been a staunch supporter of Korean beauty for so long.

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.

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.

«The World Was Watching» (3:25) sort of ruminates about the story and about the contrast between those in the cave and those outside in the desert hoping for their rescue.

Inherent Vice vibes that bizarre kind of smackdown, while also ruminating in an ache, a longing for lost love.

A quartet of unemployed actors, after being ejected from the fest's afterparty, ruminate about their careers and decide to hole up in a house in the sticks to write a screenplay for their own calling - card vehicle.

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.

If the script sometimes ruminates too obviously on Getty's preference for collectibles vs. humanity, Plummer deftly circumvents these expositions in a performance which feels a lot like Count Dracula's New World cousin, bearing birthrights as equally consuming as they are liberating.

Expect less some less punishing than this sounds, for this is a film more interested in our ability to overcome than ruminating on the gruesome.

While I wouldn't go so far to suggest that connection is top of mind for most Academy voters, I do wonder about its potential effect on a voting body that tends to respond positively to films that ruminate or comment on the movies themselves, which this film does, in a roundabout way.

Pressed for time without any original ideas, Wright used his long - ruminating Baby Driver idea in a last - ditch effort to deliver, thinking no one would ever see the video.

Jackson and his co-writer's demand a lot of willingness on our part to go along with the film's lengthy, multiple introductions, but when the company hits the road (After Bilbo stands in his house, silently ruminating on how quiet, peaceful, and boring it is after a night of dwarf merriment), the film's pacing of trials only lets up for non-textual interludes.

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.

Flipping back and forth through time as Walls (Larson), a popular New York gossip columnist working in a posh Manhattan office circa 1989, ruminates about her and her family's nomadic life thanks to the wandering needs of her gypsy - like father Rex (Woody Harrelson), the movie is shaggy - eared melodrama that never earns the emotional connection with the audience it so clearly is aiming for.

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.

I meet you in every dream and when I wake, I can not close my eyes again for ruminating on your sweetness.»

After ruminating on my nerd - induced culture shock, the reality of my impending graduation set in, and I began exploring the potential for this experience to be catalytic in my educational and professional work.

98, Ed.D.» 01, president and CEO of the Schott Foundation for Public Education, ruminated on how to disrupt the discourse in education.

In Washington, when a new president is elected, it sparks weeks of feverish ruminating on each personnel decision, with breathless discussions of everything from high - profile cabinet appointments to who should (or will) be the Bureau of Migratory Waterfowl's next deputy assistant secretary for planning and policy.

This is a feast for the mind, and readers will ruminate on it long after turning the last page.»

And as I reclined on my slab, posing for that ultimate dead author's society look, I ruminated about how far I'd come and how little more there was to achieve.

Indeed, I just finished Jane Friedman's recent book entitled «The Business of Being a Writer» (which is excellent BTW) so I've been ruminating on this for a few weeks.

On the review side, GalleyCat ruminates on digital book review sites, i.e., sites devoted to reviewing eBooks, and the possibility of an IMDB for books.

(And Teleread posted an amusing piece the other day by a professor ruminating whether he should plunk down the money for a Kindle.)

Ruminate is for everyone who has paused over a good word, a real story, a perfect brushstroke — longing for the significance they point us toward.

I don't sit there ruminating over the market all day wishing and hoping for a trade like many beginning and struggling traders do.

He owned big cats as a youth, when owners were more serious and knowledgeable about caring for them, and ruminates on how things have changed since then.

«The efficacy of DRAXXIN has made it a leading choice by veterinarians and producers for the treatment of BRD in larger, ruminating calves,» said Dr. Robert Lynch, senior veterinarian, Dairy Technical Services, Zoetis.