Sentences with phrase «stop wallowing»

In conclusion, stop wallowing in loneliness; get yourself a computer or a smartphone and start connecting with other lonesome senior singles over 60 on dating sites.

I am actually anxious to have it all gone though so I can focus on the new stuff and stop wallowing in baby land.

Stop wallowing in the sleazy world of dog - eat - dog business and learn how making the world better will actually improve your bottom line!

then i stopped wallowing in my own self pity and realized the vast possibilities of excitement that comes in a journey that leads you towards Truth with no man made strings to hold you down.

It has taken a few months, but I feel like I've found friends, intramurally and extramurally, and I've stopped wallowing in the «I feel so alone!»

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«Having this realization didn't mean I needed to wallow in every unhelpful habit and self - destructive pattern; it meant that I could stop thinking about «bad» traits as if they were alien, loathsome flaws that I had to stamp out entirely,» she wisely writes.

An alligator uses its mouth and claws to uproot vegetation to clear out a space; then, shoving with its body and slashing with its powerful tail, it wallows out a depression that stays full of water in the wet season and holds water after the rains stop.

It can be so much easier — especially when online dating — to give in to pessimism, stop trying, and let yourself wallow.

All the action sequences stop now, as the script wallows in the doldrums of survival at sea, with depictions of starvation that eventually lead to cannibalism.

It's the stubborn hostility, the explosive anger, the wallowing sadness... The Big Sick might be a comedy, but Hunter's acting is so incredible that for a long time, the script stops trying to be funny, knowing that its audience are going to appreciate a great actress being amazing on - screen.

Its smallish 16 - inch tires squeal when asked to do more than make a simple turn; its soft suspension wallows and, in a panic stop, nose dives.

Non-stop video images showed dogs in cramped and crowded quarters, turning exercise wheels like caged gerbils, wallowing in mud, suffering from untreated illnesses and injuries, being unable to walk on solid ground after a lifetime on wire floors, showing fear of people, and victimized by having pipes rammed down their throats to destroy their vocal chords to stop barking.