Acceptance also involves acknowledging difficulty and recognizing that you are able to withstand painful feelings in the present moment.
Examples of these statements are: Acceptance also involves acknowledging difficulty and recognizing that you are able to withstand painful feelings in the present moment.
But I was so thoroughly the victim of current romantic attitudes that, in spite of that recognition, I was unable to withstand a sickening feeling that a woman worth her salt would have been too powerfully attractive to allow this disaster to happen.
So perhaps now, with the police still vigorously pursuing quality-of-life crimes and low-level criminals, a perception of greater orderliness has contributed to a more unassailable feeling of general security and manageability, a feeling that could withstand even a sizable jump in the crime rate before it eroded.
But even Gaddafi was not able to withstand the tide of popular feeling that had already swept away his two authoritarian neighbours in a momentous year for the Arab world.
The stainless steel case feels rugged and able to withstand bumps and drops, and the leather band (while stiff and somewhat cheap feeling) is durable.
"There is a very deep friendship between Normans and Americans," says Jacques Belin, director of the Caen Memorial, "and an immense gratitude, which can withstand contemporary political differences".Outside Normandy, feelings are more ambivalent.
He observes that he could only "sit and appear quiet and mindful and withstand the unbelievably restless and horrible feelings when there were other people to make an impression on".
But if you can withstand their almost aggressive ways, you will come away feeling truly cleansed and renewed.
"You don't get the feeling they're robust enough to withstand a major challenge," says a Western politician who arrived in Tripoli before most of Libya's new government.Internal wrangling may ensue.
