Sentences with phrase «shared feelings of disappointment»

You will likely conclude that, when self - orientations are similar, shared feelings of disappointment and frustration are experienced, especially if there are areas of conscious compatibility.

Not exact matches

Disappointments felt by preachers and listeners are probably due to the fact that dialogical methods are rather easily postured while embracing the dialogical principle requires a radical reassessment of one's role as a preacher, one's view of the congregation as the people of God, one's understanding of whether the sermon is the preacher's or the church's, and one's theology of the Word; that is, does the Word of God occur at the lips, at the ear, or in the sharing of it?

As a great admirer of Arsene Wenger and particularly his attractive and entertaining style of football, I instinctively felt very uneasy about all this hostility and finger pointing but I also shared greatly in our collective sense of disappointment.

I want him to be able to get over disappointments, to calm himself down, to keep working at a puzzle even when it's frustrating, to be good at sharing, to feel loved and confident and full of a sense of belonging.

«While I share the disappointment and sadness felt by millions of people across America in the decision made by the grand jury in St. Louis County not to indict Officer Darren Wilson, I hope we can honor the memory of Michel Brown through peaceful protests and peaceful dialogue, instead of anger and violence,» said Congressman Charles Rangel.

The constant battle of sharing content we love and feel passionate about, with the continuous disappointment of the lack of engagement and growth.

Part thug brutality, part capers and hijinks, the latest wild ride from the developer of «Hitman» has its fair share of rough edges — maybe even more than its fair share — but its epic missions are so thrilling that they'll sear away the nuggets of disappointment you'll ocasionally feel.

(Actually, that's exactly the kind of approach that the Kyoto Accord took, in many ways — and yes, I share the disappointment with that process felt by most of those concerned with the crisis.)

Author Jackie Pilossoph shares a first person story about the lessons she has learned about putting her own current feelings of disappointment and anger aside, successfully creating a «happily ever after» for her children.

Thus, a couple's commitment to continue infertility treatment despite failures can increase spouses» closeness, and shared hardships and disappointments may create a feeling of marital cohesion (Peterson et al., 2003).

Our results suggest an alternative hypothesis for understanding the dyadic experiences of infertility and its treatment: shared stress, bereavement and disappointments can increase a couple's feeling of cohesion and result in improvement in their marriage.