Sentences with phrase «terrible at self»

We are infamously terrible at self - verification.

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If you've ever dealt with that person who responds to complements and accomplishments with a self - deprecating, «Ugh, I thought I was terrible at that!»
Piotr Malecki, Karol Wojtyla's altar boy at St. Florian's parish and the self - described «enfant terrible» of that network of Wojtyla's friends known as Srodowisko, is a distinguished physicist.
I also feel it when I see people like the imperial swimming instructor at the YMCA — powerful people who delight in towering over some little twerp who is struggling and scared, and casting the terrible shadow of their just and perfect selves.
So I ask for what I need, force myself to do self care (and I say «force» because I am seriously terrible at it), and try to find ways to invest in my health and my happiness every single day.
Once you realize that a low sense of self - worth — stemming from not truly feeling valued by and connected to the parent — is at the root of the bullying, to lower how good the child feels about herself even more by shaming her could boomerang in a terrible way.
If so, he ought to be screaming at them for their clear lack of financial support, because it sends a terrible signal — and makes the idea Astorino can't win a self - fulfilling prophecy well before Election Day.
Only you can divine the path of self - realization, and you'll know when you're on it because you will feel the terrible pain and the glorious beauty of this life all at once, and you will feel, finally feel, free.
And even though I know that I'm probably the only one who notices them, I just find them so annoying every time I look at my skin closeup in the mirror (note to self: let's stop scrutinizing yourself in the terrible bathroom light).
I have a great personality and im very caring and respectful, anything els you havr to adk because im terrible at explaining my self: --RRB-
For better or worse, if you believe Pamela Druckerman, the author of the much - hyped Bringing up Bebe, U.S. moms and dads are terrible at teaching our kiddos self - discipline and delayed gratification.
And you're also right to say that self - published books are probably not going to be as polished or even as well composed at traditionally published ones (though I think saying that «Most self - published books are pretty terrible» or «Your books are not good enough» is a little tasteless).
Although I still may not like the book (and may even think it terrible) I am at least guaranteed that it will be readable unlike self - published work where there is no guarantee at all since the author has no one he must report to before clicking the publish button.
I considered digitally self publishing them and the new books I'd written, but I know I'd be terrible at it.
But having looked at a few books on Amazon, there are still quite a few self published authors who have terrible covers.
(Yes, that's a terrible joke... but I'm appalled at what I've seen in self - published children's books in particular.
Also the sci - fi / fantasy section at Amazon UK is drowning in utterly terrible self published rubbish and rather more surprisingly German Perry Rhodan books.
You play the titular firey hero, who following a terrible accident in a mysterious underground lab, finds himself bathed in radioactive flames and able to self - combust at will.
At several places in the building, the Hamburger Bahnhof currently exhibits an artist whose work and life can not be separated from one another — a painter, an actor, a writer, a musician, a drunkard, a dancer, a traveller, a charmer, an enfant terrible and self - producer — in short, an «exhibitionist» as he called himself and an artist who today is considered one of the most significant of his generation.
Because autism isn't noticable until a child is sufficiently self aware and world engaged (aka terrible twos), and because MMR is usually given at about 18 months, there will always be a strong correlation between MMR and autism diagnosis.
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