Sentence examples for learned to step back from inspiring English sources

I learned to step back a bit and let people make their own decisions and mistakes.

The temporary leader, after initially becoming too involved in tying knots and micromanaging the teams, learned to step back and oversee the operation.

I remember well the years from 12 to 14, where I learned to step back from the tests, step back from my brains, because girls weren't meant to initiate.

He says, this time, he has learned to step back – even if it means withdrawing from what appears to be the part of game creation most important to him.

So I learned to step back and help her if she needed me.

They giggled; they tittered; they swooned; they faux-fainted; they screamed when to me a simple gasp would have done the trick; while talking they gesticulated so wildly that I learned to step back when they started telling a story.

I needed to learn to step back and give responsibility to others so that they can grow themselves.

Is it the meditation itself that causes positive effects, or is it the fact that the participant learns to step back and become aware of his or her thoughts and feelings in a supportive group environment?

Of course, we will all continue to make product goals, but we need to learn to step back and recognize that actual progress is tied more to deliberate steps than it is to fretting about whether or not we are going to hit a particular product goal that we do not have full control over reaching.

Then my ideas got a bit more complicated: metacognitive distancing ("help people learn to step back from their thoughts"), emotional self-regulation ("help people step back from their emotions").

Children can learn to step back in the heat of the moment, examine their own feelings and those of others, name those emotions, and decide how to respond in a way that reflects their best selves.