Sentences with phrase «in uncharitable»

Sandy, in uncharitable moments — and OK, these surfaced occasionally, she was the first to admit — believed that Rich did this on purpose.

Should the trust behave in an uncharitable way, the commission could theoretically strip them of their status, which would mean losing the schools they operate.

If one were in uncharitable mood, one might say that prominence as a Northern Ireland international has helped Capaldi (like his erstwhile team mate Feeney) attract greater notice than others of equal ability but here he was largely untroubled against Argyle's Paris Cowan - Hall, a summer recruit from Woking and a man who needs to build up his confidence.

If you restate his argument in an uncharitable way, he is saying that the solution for the problem of excluding non-accredited investors in value appreciation is not to let them participate in private markets, but instead to suffer them to populate an earlier public market for private investors seeking liquidity.

Not exact matches

We've been talking recently about the lack of persistence in active investment management: Funds that perform well one year are no more likely than others to perform well the next year, suggesting to uncharitable observers that good performance is more a matter of chance than of replicable predictable skill.

Critics of Catholicism's clamoring recreants say that they just like to have their names in print and their faces on the talk shows, but that strikes us as both wrong and uncharitable.

While I abhor the fundamentalists exaggerated political power in the USA (as uncharitable as that sounds) I can't warm to pseudo-Christian syncretism either.

You don't seem excited about reporting the truth, and persist in giving space and credence to those who take the unChristian and uncharitable positions about one of the Presidential candidates.

Yet, militant right - wing Christians, in a most uncharitable and un-Christian manner are working through the ignorant Tea Party and narrow - mnided GOP party to try and legislate morality and take away others» freedoms who do not believe as they do.

At the same time he was indicating very profoundly what God is «up to» in the continual coming to men and women which finds its climactic expression in the event of Jesus Christ, so far as Christian understanding is concerned, although we dare not be so exclusive or uncharitable as to rule out other ways for other people «who know not the Lord Jesus.»

It would be unfair, as well as uncharitable, to exclude such worship from the tradition which in more catholic» circles finds its expression in Eucharist - proclamation worship.

It is a serious error (and an uncharitable one) to assume that those of us who belong to the Intelligent Design movement think that our belief in God depends on evidence for design.

When it suits the GOP, President Obama is a Community Organizer - in - chief or an uncharitable communist.

I find it regrettable, uncharitable, and frankly disrespectful that Mr. Neuhaus should accuse me of «a serious disservice to the truth» because as a Jew I do not share a particular point of Catholic theological doctrine; worse still that he should imply that I was being deliberately «obtuse» in responding to Mr. Fisher» a scholar whom I respect» or in any way denigratory about Catholic beliefs.

This, I submit, is uncharitable in the extreme, and it also violates the principle, to which Griffin subscribed in Searching for an Adequate God, that a position ought to be criticized on the basis of its «core doctrines» and not on the basis of views that may have been espoused by some adherents but are not essential to the position itself.

On the basis of a few words reported by another journalist who attended Chaput's Erasmus Lecture hosted by First Things on Monday evening, Winters leapt to the most unjust and uncharitable conclusions, beginning with the proclamation in his headline that Chaput offered a «Remarkable Challenge to Pope Francis.»

My concern in the current theological atmosphere is not with the debate, which I find refreshing, but with a certain rancorous, ad hominem and sometimes uncharitable tone.

Off the pitch, meanwhile, Kondogbia also hit the news this week for some uncharitable comments he made about Inter in an interview with Spanish radio station Cadena Ser, in which he described the club as «chaos» and said he'd happily pay Valencia's $ 25m option to buy himself.

But in a release he personally signed on Sunday, George said,» I read today (Sunday) the untidy, uncharitable and irritable vituperations of Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola against my good self.

The Buhari Media Support Group has described as «uncharitable and baseless» the allegation by a former House of Representatives member, Dr Junaidu Mohammed, that President Muhammadu Buhari had exploited religion in 2015 to gain political advantage and power.

The less uncharitable describe the south - west as backward; that's nowhere more true than in Somerton and Frome, the seat of the great bearded Lib Dem parliamentarian David Heath.

«In the light of the above, therefore, it is uncharitable for Ojougboh to allege that the stakeholders» meeting was organised and sponsored by Wike and Fayose.»

«To claim, suggest or attempt to insinuate that the President's appointments are tilted in favour of a section of the country is simply untrue and certainly uncharitable,» Adesina said.

Advice to those young lovers would be that do not get intimidated by the uncharitable activities of these people, for they have nothing in their life and they get pleasure in doing such unwanted things.

I don't post this to be ghoulish, but because I've seen more than a few uncharitable comments about the nature of Hoffman's death; these comments have gone so far as to suggest he should not be held in any great esteem because he was an addict.

It would be dishonest, and a tad uncharitable of me to deny that I had an absolute buzz on during its fleet 100 minutes and laughed out loud far more time than any comedy made in the past 15 years.

Given so much good news about the SchoolChoice process in Denver — and I am a fan — it may seem uncharitable to focus on a trouble spot.

John: I am personally rather uncharitable in my feelings about publishers and you may be right about the potential distribution of advance money.

«It's a deeply flawed way of rating charities, because nowhere in there is there any objective measure of the actual impact they're having, which is the only reason they should exist in the first place,» says Pallotta, whose book Uncharitable argued that non-profits are hindered in solving important social problems by limits on salaries and fundraising expenses.

I am perhaps being somewhat uncharitable and there is much to commend, the whole art fair experience, such as the sculptural installations and in particular Yinka Shonibare «Cannonbal Heaven» at the entrance, (Photo above) Romuald Hazoume's «Rat Singer: Second Only to God», Steven Maciver's «Nexus» and Zhao Zhao's «Waterfall».

I think one has to be incredibly uncharitable to take a statement about future change and interpret it to include past change * in such a way that it is wrong even about the present *.

These are, in effect, what some critics are offering (though with what the report calls «a rather selective and uncharitable approach»), and the antagonism irritates Dr Hand.

Although he frequently cites scientists and their research in The End of Nature, an uncharitable reader might characterize this as an attempt to provide a veneer of scientific respectability to what is essentially a philosophical / spiritual / overtly emotional tract.

@Smith I have generally, and in this case, found your comments unhelpful, borderline snarky, and usually based on an uncharitable misreading of my posts.

This parenthetical pluralisation is indicative of the holistic manner in which the District Court either collates or conflates — depending upon whether one takes a charitable or uncharitable opinion of their judicial methodology — the different claims and the legal sources upon which they are predicated.