Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Our instincts trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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So when should we trust our instincts?
Our instincts are the primal internal urges and alarms that help keep us alive.
It would be attuned to our instincts;
The Romantic answer is that our instincts naturally guide us to individuals who are kind and good for us.
We are not helpless before our instincts.
Besides making us feel more powerful,scapegoating can harness our instincts to resist threats to our freedom and autonomy, a phenomenon that psychologists call"reactance.".
We can choose to go against our instincts.
Then our body-wisdom, or our instincts, can supersede the"knowing" of the mind, with its evaluations and constructs and judgments based on comparing, analyzing, and compartmentalizing.
Sometimes we need to follow our instincts.
I think we havefound it a lot easier to follow our instincts and not really worry about what everyone else will think… which has(duh!) made it a lot easier to hone in on our“true style” as opposed to chasing that ever-elusive“what everyone on the internet will hopefully like.”.
We can choose to do something that goes against our instincts.
The hormonal cues are clear and compelling and our instincts can provide us with all the appropriate responses.
We shouldn't rely on computers to do all the thinking for us,we should rely on our eyes and our instincts.
But a degree of wisdom begins with the knowledge that our instincts will at points be extremely misleading.
Nietzsche talks about‘perspective' when heis relating beliefs to our values(and hence to our instincts).
This Mercury speaks of the need to trust our instincts over and above the reason of‘common sense' logic.
We did what we liked and followed our instincts.
However, as soon as we resolve to listen to the voice of the heart andallow our instincts to serve inner knowing rather than egoic demand our life begins to transform, as does our energetic footprint, which both shapes and is shaped by our interaction with the world.
The Moral Law tells us the tune we have to play: our instincts are merely.
This ranking flashed through my mind recently when I was giving a lecture and a woman asked,“Why did God build us in one way andthen almost all of the time expect us to act in a way contrary to our instincts?”?
The Moral Law tells us the tune we have to play: our instincts are merely the keys….
Basically the book gives scientific and anecdotal evidence on why rapid cognition can be both a good and bad thing, without offering us much advise on how to tell the difference between situations where we should orshouldn't trust our instincts.
Being committed to a single personis a decision we have all made and therefore, our instincts work against that choice sometimes.
As our own December holidays approach,they demonstrate the power of our instincts to guide us through the darkness toward the light.
Then we start to criticise our partners for the very qualities our instincts sought them out for.
Psychologist Guy Winch reveals howrecovering from heartbreak starts with a determination to fight our instincts to idealize and search for answers that aren't there- and offers a toolkit on how to, eventually, move on.
This has made recent weeks especially difficult as eclipseenergies have demanded new responses while our instincts have told us security lies in the familiar.
Because of outside influence, we are often asked toadd more than we would like to a design, and our instincts tend to guide our layout into symmetrical grids.
We're not always that great at judging what the other sex finds appealing,but maybe that's in part because our instincts are to out-compete our peers as well as attract a partner.