Sentences with phrase «uncomfortable feelings of fear»

Most conflict begins with a sense of chaos and uncomfortable feelings of fear, hurt and anger.

Worries and fears are a normal part of childhood development but an estimated seven per cent of children and adolescents who experience intense, frequent anxiety — an uncomfortable feeling of fear or imminent disaster — are diagnosed with an anxiety disorder.

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Consent, covenant, the structure of fundamental law, the stability of their ordered society, Crown and Parliament, and their belief in liberty were all employed in arguments by clergymen and politicians alike.18 What started as an uncomfortable disagreement between colony and British empire escalated into a basic feeling of distrust and fear which eventuated in rebellion on the part of the colonists.

But beyond that I think we're all ready for change and, despite the current plight of the team and how uncomfortable it is watching Arsenal right now, I do feel a slight sense of liberation because I know I don't fear the unknown any more.

The next time you feel those uncomfortable feelings of sadness, anxiety, fear, or anger, turn toward them and go along with it.

They feel uncomfortable and have a fear of rejection in their mind.

Learning in your discomfort zone may cause negative feelings such as a fear of failure and deep frustration — but also great satisfaction when you do reach the next level and set yourself a new and even more uncomfortable challenge.

We know that many families feel uncomfortable about the idea of a lawsuit, or fear they will be perceived in a poor light if they file one.

It may be uncomfortable talking with a human lawyer for fear of feeling intellectually inferior.

«I have two stories to share with any American who feels uncomfortable traveling abroad — in hopes of convincing them that there's nothing to fear.

In order to regain functionality and growth individuals in therapeutic settings may have to discuss pleasant / unpleasant aspects of their lives and may experience uncomfortable feelings such as anxiety, fear, shame, guilt, hatred, anger, and frustration.

Rather, really let yourself feel all of the uncomfortable feelings of not knowing, the fear, the conflict, the pressure, the hatred, and the love.