Sentences with phrase «who felt unworthy»

Some kid who felt unworthy because of their skin color or sexuality or a myriad of other things can see an example to be inspired by.

Through Hawke's finely calibrated performance, we meet a minister who feels unworthy, guilty and to a degree compromised: He only has his job courtesy of First Reformed's landlord, the nearby Abundant Life evangelical megachurch, and its leader, Pastor Jeffers (Cedric the Entertainer, credited here as Cedric Kyles).

Not exact matches

If the parish priest is welcoming and friendly with all parents, no matter what their personal situation, the word soon goes around the area that he is an understanding priest and quickly so many others who have one way or another been made to feel unworthy of the sacrament come forward to have their children baptised.

Someone like myself who grew up feeling «dirty, bad, and unworthy» and was introverted in temperament, would have worshipped such a man.

Coss hung his head, ashamed and feeling unworthy to be there, sensing this signaled his true future, where people never believe in him now because of who he used to be.

Impostor syndrome was first named by a pair of clinical psychologists in the 1970s, who identified the near - universal experience of feeling like a fraud, feeling like an accidental high - achiever, and feeling unworthy in the face of your own accomplishments.

Make a list of people who no longer serve your Highest Good; who make you feel unworthy.

Or who feel on the outskirts, somehow unworthy of style.

If you look back at your dating history and see a string of men who left you feeling misunderstood, insecure, or unworthy of love, the answer (as it is to many other problems in the dating world) is to look within.

Comparing yourself to others is dangerous, if you feel that way, separate yourself from the people or groups who make you feel unworthy.

Maybe you feel that your game was: made a long time ago, not that great, unworthy of a listing... who cares anyway... sigh.

Do the opposite and they'll feel unloved and unworthy, perhaps leaving you to find someone who will give them the attention they crave.

It is to damn the Report as unworthy of attention, to create such an atmosphere of sleaze and suspicion around it that those who want to reject or ignore it feel they can comfortably do so.

The narcissistic personality maintains a grandiose self - perception that judges others as inferior, and with an air of haughty arrogance feels justified (entitled) in the contemptuous treatment of others who the narcissist judges to be unworthy, so that the fundamental inadequacy of the other person justifies the contempt and cruelty delivered by the narcissist.

And there, with other women who felt just as ashamed and just as unworthy as I did, I learned that what Sheila Walsh had told me all those years ago: