Sentences with phrase «what fear»

I want you to give in to your fear, acknowledge it, own it, embrace it, say it out loud and then do what you fear most.

It's not the bad reviews Realtors are afraid of, it's the abuse is what they fear.

We must learn to be at peace with what we want and to be at peace with what we fear.

In other words, they effectively create what they fear.

We also suggest that you share what you fear about couples therapy ahead of time.

However, understanding your insecurities, weaknesses and what you fear actually enables you to be confident - not the other way around.

My problem is that I just don't understand what this fear of colonization is all about.

Talk about what your main concerns are and what you fear the most.

Talk about what they mean to you and what you fear will happen if you bend.

Understanding what each person needs and also what they fear and the importance of emotional responsiveness in the relationship attachment is the key to building great relationships.

What I fear is that what are good proposals on these fronts, even if timid, will get savaged by the AMA.

However in the comfort of our modern homes, in the absence of such predators with protection designed into our homes, cars and parenting styles — what this fear has adapted to do is respond to modern day stresses, which can trigger past negative feelings of shame, hurt or fear.

«Before you answer the question the employer asks, you should pause to think, «What fear about the future caused them to ask this question about my past?»»

Meanwhile, other users express what they fear could happen next.

Maybe what we fear is how these symbols can influence us and others.

And then I understood to what the fear related and why it had originated it in the first place.

There is a lot to think about here with both the effectiveness that the old print model has in today's digital world, plus what I fear is a continuing failed project at Harvard with the whole John Palfrey experiment.

Get talking about what you fear most, what gives you hope.

But here is what I fear, said best by John Steinbeck in East of Eden:

Those who bring the vitriol to bear seem to understand this — I believe this is what they fear: we have a problem that will only be solved by cooperation on a global scale.

The logician's standard twist on Hamlet's caution to Horatio reads: «What I fear, Horatio, is that there are more things in my philosophy than there are between heaven and earth.»

Yes, Robert, this is what I fear, and the less prepared for future cooling, the worse we'll be.

What we fear is a political cure that is worse than the disease.

What I fear is, that having realized, like the tobacco industry, that their time is limited, they have decided to ride the wave of doubt for as long as it can be sustained in order to maximize their profits in the short term and to Hell with the planet.

Dissent: what they fear is the light is a group exhibition that explores the changing understanding of privacy in a world inundated with surveillance and oversharing.

In June 2017 Texte zur Kunst published a portfolio of Ojo's work titled «Become What You Fear.»

She also beautifully pays tribute to what we fear or see as ugly, as expressed in the layering of toads and the elevation of the thistle from lowly weed to centre of attention.

Coco Fusco included in Dissent: what they fear is the light curated by Shoghig Halajian and Thomas Lawson at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE).

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In her 2001 video The Bailiff, Tracey 1 yells menacingly at a Tracey 2 trapped inside a locked wardrobe: «I think you understand what fear is.

For others then, as for Frank Stella, «what you see is what you see,» but for her what you see is what you fear to remember.

That and it also stood apart from other horror titles in that it changed my idea of what fear could be...

I found myself scratching my head on several occasions, and this is what I fear might turn off the more casual gamer.

What we fear is that publishers will renege once there are no used discs floating around to drag prices down.

this is what i fear will happen with Ensemble.

American McGee's Grimm: A Boy Learns What Fear Is 7.

I love senior pets but their medical bills are what I fear.

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If people knew what fear looked like on their dog, and if they understood that dogs chew and dig and jump because they're DOGS, rather than because they're on some crusade to get even with their humans, maybe then they'd finally and truly get that dogs do have feelings too, and dogs need to have a say in how they live their lives.

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Forcing your dog to be surrounded by what they fear will only reinforce their fear making them uncomfortable and also more likely to use aggression to drive the scary people away.

Dogs chew, dig or scratch at doors and other objects in attempts to escape what they fear.

Ask any retiree what they fear the most and chances are most will say «running out of money».

Traders need to understand what fear is: a natural reaction to what they perceive as a threat, in this case, to their profit or money - making potential.

Some people think the Big Six - no - Five - or - is - it - Four — are soon to become the Big One, which still may not be Big enough to compete with what some fear will become the most powerful publishing force of all: the Mighty Zon.

This is what I fear — the merger has the potential to screw over consumers with regards to e-book pricing.

What I fear is often missing is the quiet voice asking — in private, not in a way that would embarrass — «but was your submission good enough?

Well, Freud would tell us that we laugh at the forbidden, at what we fear, death being one powerful example.

What I fear most is loss of my self, of my humanity and dignity.

What we fear is not so much our energy may be leaking away through small outlets as that it may be going «down the drain.»