Sentence examples for lovingly learning from inspiring English sources

You have to imagine my grandmother humbly, anxiously, lovingly learning to cook it for her husband.

The coming-of-age story in "Sour Heart" is a story of learning to reject, lovingly, the totalizing quality of your parents' love.

When we lovingly play with each other we are learning each other's parameters of safety.

Not knowing how to lovingly resolve conflict due to being closed to learning with each other.

You cannot resolve conflict until you are both open, so when you and/or your partner are not open to learning, one of you needs to lovingly disengage until both of you are open.

5. Lovingly disengage in conflict when one or both are not open to learning.

Mr. Scott spun this question around an anatomically correct android named David (played by Michael Fassbender) that eats, sleeps, longs to learn and lovingly cares for members of a spaceship crew as they travel into the far regions of the universe, despite their disregard and suspicion of him.

It can also be just as refreshing to watch them teach; it is Mr. Missé who dominates here, but he does so with good humor and modesty, making clear that the art he passes on is simply tradition: he learned it lovingly as a boy from the oldest milongueros of Buenos Aires and he honors it without changing it.

Being present and mindful means that we need to learn to lovingly and compassionately manage our painful feelings rather than avoid them.

We are willing to feel our painful feelings and lovingly manage them and learn from them -- taking responsibility for all our feelings rather than avoiding them with protective, controlling behaviors.

For instance, you might learn to lovingly support your husband and listen to his job complaints without frantically updating his resume for him, or you proactively text your mom to let her know you will not be available for your usual Tuesday night chat, sans guilt.