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And that change taught me that letting loose and giving in to a spur-of-the-moment1 idea is what life is all about.

Over 7 or 14 days they recorded each time they felt like giving in to a temptation or a bad habit they were trying to get rid of.

It includes "not giving in to peer pressure, becoming self-aware and using that self-awareness to self-adjust as necessary, " he said.

The Roman patricians were clever enough to beat every such potential tyrant by giving in to a certain extent to the plebeians.

The dark represents giving in to self-judgment, self-hatred, negative thinking and fear.

However, then the bully has large size or a vicious temperament, many will avoid taking him on, rather giving in to demands.

Like Odysseus passing the sirens, bankers need to be tied to a mast to stop them from giving in to temptation.

You've got to stop giving in to your kids.

Sometimes giving up a quarrel does not necessarily have to mean giving in to those between whom the quarrel occurred.

If you drink the water and still feel like you want the food, then force yourself to wait an hour before giving in to the craving.

He never thinks of giving in to his life although he is deaf.

Not through psychedelic drug use but by giving in to the power of your suggestions.

Giving in to the baker was a mistake, and "this mistake . . . just stayed there, unresolved, casting a dark shadow on our lives. "

A conversation has erupted between the two of them after Ananda, giving in to carnal desires, attempts to visit a prostitute.

The main point is to make your presence felt without however giving in to the natural instinct of protection.

A life of principle, of not giving in to the seductive sirens of easy morality, will always win the day .

Giving in to the protectionist impulse now can only make matters worse.

We come home from a hard day at work and turn into a couch potato, giving in to laziness.

For Treasuries, this means maintaining fiscal discipline rather than giving in to the temptation of tax rebates and fuel subsidies.

Instead of giving in to her child blindly , a good mother manages to make her child clear about right and wrong.

Giving in to intimidation subverts your ability to lead and negotiate while giving your opponents leverage to use against you.

Google is criticized at a Congressional hearing for giving in to pressure from China to censor web content.

Maybe I was a fool for giving in to my conscience , and being too stupid to appreciate a free pizza .

Submissive communication is consistently giving in to others on points of possible contention.

Only days ago you'd have regarded giving up on certain objectives or, alternatively, giving in to certain obstacles as weak.

To live by them is like giving in to the illusion of separateness and accepting it as reality.

Hawks like Times of India's Washington correspondent termed it as giving in to Pakistan blackmail.

However, by giving in to societal expectations, countless seriously depressed men are going undiagnosed.

Honesty: Demonstrating integrity; not giving in to temptations to whitewash the facts.

He says the smart procrastinator can earn a reputation for productivity while giving in to the urge to delay.

A testing of oneself, a fear of giving in to the most banal and marketable of one's talents, still draws many of the young to New York.

So the potential cost of giving in to Republican demands is high.

Even though they bring us suffering, we accept them with almost fatalistic resignation, for we are so used to giving in to them.

This often frightens the shopkeeper into giving in to your demands.

Instead of giving in to fear and cynicism, let's renew that timeless American spirit of resolve and confidence and optimism.

He is always giving in to other people.

The cubes rushed around in the sunlight, romping and giving in to elation over their rescue.

This will help combat insomnia by giving in to your body's natural cycle.

The authorities have shown no signs of giving in to the kidnappers' demands.

Reeves said part of the parenting style was about not giving in to pester power.

This was Shakespeare giving in to celebrity, and it totally freshened him up.

MM: Hopefully, you have all learned your lesson: that giving in to vice and luxury can only lead to destruction.

The authorities showed no signs of giving in to the kidnapper's demands.

She wasn't giving in to the notion that anything other than God, divine Life and Love, was in complete control.

Democrats have already gone much too far in giving in to the House demands for spending cuts.

Instead of giving in to worry about what could go wrong, they think, "Isn't that interesting? "

The authorities showed no signs of giving in to the demands.

Or will that look like giving in to Russian blackmail?

Giving in to temptation , when I should have played it cool.

It's not surprising that more and more of us are giving in to the temptation to be cynical.

If you cry along with them, you are 'giving in' to that which is not of use.

What makes the latest strikes different is that management is giving in to labor's demands.

But I'm giving in to something Heavenly

Giving in to temptation , when I should've played it cool

I'm giving in to all my fears

Giving in to one's dark side,