Sentence examples for stop taking things from inspiring English sources

"You stop taking things for granted when you lose them, even temporarily.

Doug Johnstone of the Independent on Sunday found that "as the plot progresses it becomes increasingly more slapstick, and Atwood herself seems to stop taking things seriously".

Kobe wants Shaq to stop taking things so personally every time he doesn't pass to the game's most dominant player for an easy dunk.

But it provides a thoroughly researched and clearly argued case for this section of the populace to stop taking things lying down and turn themselves into a formidable grey lobby.

You stop taking things personally.

The leadership had to "stop taking things for granted" and this MP was extremely critical of Mr Clegg's team of advisers, describing them as "children" who'd got the strategy all wrong.

"I stopped taking things for granted; I started appreciating things that were in front of me.

I became much more focused and stopped taking things for granted".

I've also stopped taking things personally and turning every "sign" as an indication of rejection or disinterest.

His manager observed this and repeatedly told Tim that he needed to "let go" more, stop taking on new things, and micro-manage less.

Leaving an earlier self behind, you can "stop taking the blame for things that were unsatisfactory," Dr. Ross said, explaining: "You can say 'That was the old me.