Sentence examples for liable to thinking from inspiring English sources
If you're liable to thinking that you're unable to "get to" self-forgiveness, you may be sabotaging your chances of even starting the forgiveness journey.
In addition, realize that forgiveness has no timetable; instead, you can do your very best to prepare yourself for the process and to get it started: If you're liable to thinking that you're unable to "get to" self-forgiveness, you may be sabotaging your chances of even starting the forgiveness journey.
I'd known for months that it was liable to happen, but I'd deluded myself into thinking that I had more time.
He explains tyranny elsewhere either as resulting from splits within oligarchies or by an anachronistic 4th-century reference to demagogic leadership, which, when combined with generalship, is liable to turn into tyranny (there he is surely thinking above all of Dionysius I of Syracuse).
This treatment has multiple components, in particular it aims to correct negative thinking styles that are liable to be maladaptive, and in addition encourages positive behaviours as therapeutic distractors.
"I'm liable to get killed -- this is dangerous!" he cheerfully remembered thinking.
If, on the other hand, you are not a doctor, you're liable to do what I did, which was to stand there thinking, Damn, this lung is heavy.
His stories are as liable to depict the evil that arises from parental love or from good liberal thinking as they are to allow the good that can come of evil.
"Our research shows that thinking about suicide is more common than we realise, and thatmen and women are almost equally liable to feel suicidal.
The result is a state of perpetual magical thinking, a kind of Alice in Wonderland world where concepts have bodies and landscapes are always liable to get up and start talking: Blessed are the small farms conjugating Horace, and the olive trees as twisted as Ovid's syntax, Virgilian twilight on the hides of cattle and the small turreted castles on the Tuscan slopes.
