Usar "words" en una oración

1. Have you ever said “I can't do that because this always happens?” Well, now do you see how the C and the A in can't are two really disempowering words?

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2. Do you see how those four words: can't, always, never, and try, start out as thoughts in your head and then they become real because you say them, you declare them and you bring them into existence

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3. You will begin to do the things that you need to do because your thoughts, based on these two words, will solidify a belief system of confidence within you

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4. this can be if you use those two little words, followed by a negative

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5. So don't use the words can't, always, never, and try or the words I am in a negative context any longer

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6. But use all of them in the positive, optimistic, outgoing, influential way that those words should be used

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7. actions speak louder than words

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8. John: 14:23: Jesus answered and said unto him, If a man love me, he will keep my words: and my Father will love

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9. In the end, my story took about 7000 words to relay, thanks for listening and would you shut the door behind you on your way out?

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10. In the words of Shakespeare, [or was it

11. "Yeah, I looked up that fiction you mentioned, 'Frankensteined back to life' is my best memory of the words you used

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12. probably hear me using both words

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13. I want to show you the difference so that you understand the distinction between the two words

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14. Psalms: 12:6: The words of the LORD are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times

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15. each morning,” In other words what David says is that;

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16. commandment of his lips; I have esteemed the words of his

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17. Besides that, she never knew more than a few words of Portuguese

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18. Paul said these words: serve your masters as you are

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19. words of this law

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20. Nancy mouthed the words without saying them out loud

21. “In other words,” it was Nancy’s turn to interrupt, “you didn’t have time to paint

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22. And these words that I command you today shall be in your heart

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23. In other words, he says, ‘I

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24. Scar peered intently at the gibberish on the monitor, trying to make sense of the words and numbers appearing and disappearing in rapid procession

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25. Up to the age of three the best thing is to teach them a few words as per the faith that

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26. ’ I replied, repeating the words I have said to myself time and time again over the months

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27. The senior citizens can extend a hand of support, words of solace and the healing touch to the restless souls around them

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28. But you’ve got to keep trying your best, you’ve got to keep doing well, it’s what she would have wanted,” Henry stumbled over his words, but he forced himself to press on

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29. “I know dad,” Johnny said as Henry searched for his next words

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30. Inflation in simple words means that the purchasing power of money decreases over a period of time

31. Ackers immediately sprang into action, using nothing but words to try and confuse and misdirect the potential assassin

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32. In other words, although Ackers would never have admitted it this way, he had to find out how best to get away from whoever was now in the house

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33. In other words, he was probably going to die

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34. ’ I said slowly out loud, slurring the words

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35. John nods, is at a loss for words

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36. Don’t put words in my mouth

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37. suddenly remembered the words of the gambling man in his dream, a dream that

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38. doostEr did learn a few words in their language but not enough to have any idea what this animal was telling him

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39. They exchanged a few words after which the old man pointed to a young couple

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40. Before Dan could summon the words to describe his absolute horror at the

41. Their thoughts brimmed over with the words,

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42. The 3,000 plus minuscule words typeset in all directions on his labels tell about it, his “All-OneGod-Faith”, in which he hopes to unite all mankind on “Spaceship Earth”

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43. ’ He said, almost spiting the words out

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44. that you may understand the cautionary nature of my words and then, when the

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45. I hear myself almost spitting the words at him

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46. Mike chose his words carefully

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47. An English word must be learned together with other words at the same time

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48. Such a close connection among words spreads through the whole language

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49. ’ I said, my words sounding daft even as I utter them

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50. loved me, not in so many words, but I didn’t care

51. The Garda was confused for a moment before he put the two words together

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52. I’m still pondering her words and, more importantly, what they say about her as we come off the motorway into the village

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53. Receive, please, instruction from His mouth, and lay up His words

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54. Look at these words carefully: without Him nothing was

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55. lot of good words which we, as children of God, can use to create with

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56. Cat tried to make sense of his words

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57. Speak, speak, speak, speak the healing words into your life

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58. pronounce these words they attract the power of the Holy Spirit like a mag-

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59. ‘I thought it was you driving along … could have given me a lift!’ he complained, his grin belying his words

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60. I do not know why I said those words, but the doctors left the room

61. Bible, read it and proclaimed the words of healing

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62. hair, and directed my words to the face

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63. The most remarkable words about healing belong to King David:

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64. Glenelle was listening, but though she thought she knew the words, none of them seemed connected in a sensible way

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65. He trusted in His words

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66. He spat the words out

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67. Where was he getting the language? He’d never heard me use words like that

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68. The first words which you will proclaim with your mouth into this

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69. Our words can carry information and as a consequence they are the

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70. If instead you speak words of life

71. (the Bible is called the Book of life), these words will carry life-giving

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72. the words of victory into your life

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73. His words and speak by faith

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74. Words carry definite infor-

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75. He spoke the words and

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76. At one point the words which I had read so many

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77. I tell you today that with the words: “Will I still be?”, “Can I?”, “Do

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78. words of defeat, but to confess only what the Word of God says…, be

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79. Only the words of victory, not of defeat, must be heard in your house

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80. your mouth’s confession, but only if do not nullify it with the words of

81. Forgive me for the words of irritation and accusation… i repent!

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82. words which correspond with what the Word of God says about me

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83. Ricci watches Ali Ben Ali out of the corner of his eye to see what affect his words are having on him

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84. ‘Oh Molly, it was terrible!’ she said softly, anguish tearing through her words

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85. Jed looks at John to see what effect his words are having

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86. She was likely to have cross words with Ava about this

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87. words and sounds as a coherent whole

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88. words of victory and faith are spoken

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89. that he still could not make out the words

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90. She could hear the sound of their voices but could not make out the words

91. Her exact words

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92. "Nice tattoo," I said, "does it mean something?" The words came out of my mouth but they might have come from Mars

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93. nelson said that Jesus’ words in Greek are literally mean

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94. To be able to enter those words into a device and transmit those thoughts into a specific target

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95. Now she relied only on her own direct contact with the central hub, the main server within the company that could perform the same activities but with a layer of personal filtering in between - unobtrusive, in other words

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96. the words of faith aloud

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97. ’ He said having trouble getting his words out

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98. they think that they will be heard for their many words

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99. and Smith’s universal mind grappled with the meanings of things without words or

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100. ’ I explained, echoing Stephen’s words