Sentences with phrase «unloved by»

I, too, know that feeling of being unloved by a biological father.

Happily, the company's decision - makers grasped the nettle by doing away with the dubious Hollywood - style action sequences that pock - marked 2005's Resident Evil 5 and 2012's Resident Evil 6 (both unloved by committed Resident Evil fans), opting instead to take Resident Evil 7 back to the franchise's horror - centric roots.

Not content to make Destiny gamers just feel unloved by shoddy exclusives and tone - deaf pontifications, Activision had to take it one step further because what tale of AAA gaming woe would be complete without a fucking dire corporate tie - in.

Let me warn you, however, every owner of a Miniature should own some grooming supplies because you will quickly become unloved by groomers if you neglect the soft leg, beard, and under belly hairs.

Engineered to take on the aforementioned 4 Series, the Cadillac ATS coupe is for some reason unloved by the buying public.

Those performance levels turned out to be as useful to policymakers, parents, and journalists — a true gauge of student progress at the state and national levels, the closest America has yet come to any sort of national standards — as they are unloved by some experts.

Two years later, the inevitable sequel was loathed by critics and generally unloved by viewers.

He has a joy and passion for life that will soon be seen in his deep passion for Paula, a woman 15 years his senior and seemingly unloved by Roger, whom she has seen for five years.

The reasoning is sound (Milly feels unloved by Kit, who doesn't know how to react to his wife's illness, and Jess doesn't want to sound like she's gloating), but it feels as if the screenplay is sacrificing the heart of these relationships for conflicts that must be overcome.

Other perspectives belong to Melvin Dismukes (Star Wars: The Force Awakens» John Boyega), a young security guard who finds himself unloved by both law officers and his fellow African Americans; and two aspiring musicians (Algee Smith and Jacob Latimore) whose potentially big breakthrough gig got cancelled by police.

Though unloved by many, the hyena has always struck me as one of God's survivors.

«This is a missed opportunity to really make an impact on our society and help support an industry which is unloved by government but which is very much loved by our citizens.»

It's more responsible than Labour, more caring than the Tories, but split - the - difference positioning is unloved by activists, who label it defensive and unambitious.

They feel unloved by the Westminster elite and want to have a say in what happens next.

Your child will not feel unloved by crying herself to sleep, as long as you have spent plenty of quality time with her, holding her, playing with her, loving her.

Regardless of the details, much of the hurt and pain couples experience is a result of feeling disappointed, rejected, isolated and unloved by their mate.

Fernando Torres may be unloved by certain sections of the Liverpool supporters after the way left for Chelsea, but he still holds the club close to his heart after spending four years of his career at Anfield before the doomed move to their London rivals.

It's tempting to cast Clement's attendance at every graduation and rubber duck race in his riding as the labours of a man who knows what it feels like to be unloved by constituents, but he's always been that kind of politician.

Leon's is largely unloved by investors and analysts, which means it's not overvalued, and it's a dominant furniture retailer with a strong brand that's growing its top line.

So Viacom's new chairman is not only unloved by some large shareholders, but also unloved by his own vice-chairman, the daughter of the company's controlling shareholder and one of the people who will direct Redstone's assets after his death.

The new testament has plenty of passages that talk about restoring those caught in sin but how can I do that if I'm being unloving by even bringing it up?

Trouble is I come in with my abstract reasoning, someone feels out of their comfort zone with that, therefore distressed and it's me that is being unloving by causing a brother distress.

Not exact matches

«Our decision to upgrade Europe at the end of last year was driven by our belief that we would see a solid upturn in the eurozone economy, earnings and investment flows into a region that was unloved and underowned,» says Sheets.

This next chart simply shows how unloved this bull market has been by individual investors.

The devastation caused by an unloving church, no matter how intense, doesn't mean such churches are common.

Unfortunately, all religions can be hijacked by the violent, unloving, and unjust.

Even so, Marcion clearly tried to lift up a God of sublime benevolence for the alternative church he founded, but he was able to do so only by sacrificing the essential unity between love (his Supreme God) and power (his unloving Creator God).28

Sin is disobedience to the will of God; but God's will is disobeyed not only by rebellious attitudes toward him but by unloving acts and attitudes toward his human children.

Love is God's conquering force over God's people and those who despise and hate God's chosen by Godly loving kindness will He allow the unloving nurtured natures of the prideful to remain...

«When Christians confront people on the basis of presuppositions not shared by the people they confront, they come across as rude (hence unloving, 1 Cor 13:4 - 5) and usually render the gospel less credible to the people they confront.»

The parables of the Good Samaritan and the humble tax collector expose the pride of the self - righteous and the unlove of those who pass by on the other side.

I did not say you were wrong about what Christians are saying that is unloving and unkind toward other Christians I just meant there is an extreme that can drive us in the wrong direction if we live just by our emotions because we can not fully trust them without leaning on the Word of God.

God appears to me in another form besides that of love; in the form of omnipotence, of a severe power not bound by love... So long as love is not exalted into... an essence, so long there lurks in the background of love a subject who even without love is something by himself, an unloving monster, a diabolical being, whose personality, separable and actually separated from love, delights in the blood of heretics and unbelievers, — the phantom of religious fanaticism.»

All of Wolterstorff's engagement with Scripture appears to be shaped by his gambit: If same - sex sexual intimacy isn't inherently unloving, then opposition to same - sex marriage can only be due to a misbegotten commitment to divine command theory.

By classifying some sins as less forgivable than others, or some people as less worthy of our love and acceptance, we have forsaken the Gospel and abandoned the message of life in Jesus Christ, and replaced it with our own unloving, judgmental condemnation of others.

There can be no sin without love, either love perverted, love distorted, or, and here we peer into a deeper depth, love destroyed by a revengeful unlove which turns against life itself.

Because he is unrelated to the world, and as a result unaffected by its relation to him, he is the unloving, impassible, absolute, timeless unmoved mover and, one might add, the negation rather than the affirmation of our life on earth.

The apostle realized that unless the congregation could be united in love, the preaching of the gospel there would be frustrated by unloving competition.

Separated from God by many - layered barriers of heavens, the Hellenist felt caught in a situation similar to that of an abandoned, unloved, and emotionally deprived child with marvelous but remote parents.

Constance was cold and unloving except to her small dogs, whom her husband, by then a severe alcoholic, periodically shot.

In their place they've assembled a gang of players who are either unappreciated or unloved, and a coach whose cult appeal was by no means a guarantee that he would succeed in European club management.

The island of misfit toys, so the story goes, is inhabited by unloved playthings.

Beccy often takes unloved or «ugly» things and encourages people to take a second look — such as these jugs inspired by industrial chimneys

«I feel rejected and not accepted by my husband, and, as someone else said, «unattractive, unloved, uncared for...» etc..»

In general, student nutrition departments are unloved and unappreciated both by their school district colleagues and also by the parents and kids.

An unloved toy overgrown by an unkempt lawn.

But the recent flurry of devolutionary deals has fuelled democratic discontent in those parts of the UK that seem untouched, unloved and mis - understood by the main political parties.

Add to that the need for tens of millions in annual revenue for a new organisation; the need for members in every region and from every social class; the need for leaders who have a high profile but are not tarnished by past association with unloved governments; the need to avoid looking like a therapy group for embittered losers.

While the unloved compromise of AV was voted down by referendum, the changing nature of the British party system, and the likely messy outcome of the vote in May, could well put long - needed reform of FPTP back on the table.

While the Mediterranean diet was able to hold its own against the powerful fat reducing Atkins diet, the Low Fat American Heart Association standard was left choking in the dust — sad, tired and unloved except by academic physicians.