Sentences with phrase «sit on their anger»

The goal here is not to change or fix your partner's emotions but rather to sit on their anger iceberg with them.

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Some of that anger centered personally on Benchmark's Bill Gurley, who until recently sat on Uber's board, for initiating the litigation.

I need to mention another mark of Molly's mind: in her anger, she sits in judgment on Mort.

We need young voices to cry out in anger within privileged U.S. churches that seem to spend more time sitting on our hands than changing the world.

Armed with a spinning wheel and basic book on spinning, I sat down and tried the wheel... only to again fail and give up in anger.

She may have angered her upstate bretheren, but she is positioned just where she wants to be, like a vulture sitting on a line waiting for road kill.

This was however overturned by 5 of the nine justices who sat on the issue back in 2013 causing disappointment and anger amongst NPP members.

In a rare TV sit down interview for a documentary film about his late father, Cuomo reflects on his 2010 comeback win, saying he doesn't think he could have been successful if New York voters hadn't gotten over the anger that led them to oust the late ex-Gov.

PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (AP)-- In an extraordinary show of unexpected unity, North and South Korea sat side by side Friday night under exploding fireworks that represented peace, not destruction, as the 2018 Winter Olympics opened on a Korean Peninsula riven by generations of anger, suspicion and...

The fruits of that anger landed Hopkins on a White House dais this past April, where she discussed gender inequities in her workplace as she sat between an admiring U.S. President Bill Clinton and his wife Hillary.

There was shock and anger on 6 March at unexpected poor grades awarded to pupils who sat the new exam in January.

In doing so, they sometimes anger the financial planners of the folks that they sit in front, because they haven't adequately explained their fee structure to their clients, and sold them on the value of it.

She talked about sitting on a linoleum floor in Milwaukee in 1964, watching Sidney Poitier become the first black man to win an Oscar for Best Actor, and though she was expressing gratitude for his work and appreciation for that moment of elation, she was also talking about anger: «I have tried many, many, many times to explain what a moment like that means to a little girl, a kid watching from the cheap seats as my mom came through the door, bone - tired from cleaning other people's houses.»

Parents need to work very hard at putting aside anger toward one another in order to sit down and come to some agreement about how they will tell children what is going on.