Sentences with phrase «about everybody although»
Hitler wasn't just anti Jew he hated just about everybody although the media only ever seems to cover the murder of the Jews, the other poor souls don't seem to count.
http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/ Not exact matches
Like «Everybody's Gone To The Rapture,» «The Order: 1886» is another game from Sony - owned Santa Monica Studio — although we know quite a bit more about this one.
Although, I have to say, when you look back... for example, at President Kennedy, everybody was saying, «He's too Catholic, he's gonna be listening to the pope,» which is laughable, because we now know that he literally brought prostitutes into the White House while he was president of the United States while he was married, but nobody talks about that.
Even I, although I have argued throughout this chapter for understanding the ministry basically from a monoepiscopal point of view, have sometimes been nostalgic about the first century, where everybody seemed so keen and enthusiastic (literally filled with God) that things got done and «offices» were not established.
«They all knew about it,» he said, although «not everybody came to every meeting.»
The really good thing about this is that it covers the fact that although everybody is running around, there isn't as much plot as the first time around.
One of my favorite things about the life of a book - lover is discovering new writers — and not just writers who are new to me (although, that's always a welcome surprise) but writers who are new to everybody: new to readers, new to publishing, new to bookstore shelves.
It's clear that there is much passion and are many opinions within the community, and although different individuals will choose to express their opinions in different ways, I have no doubt in my mind that everybody, regardless of their opinions on recent events, cares immensely about the institution.
I accept that and I think everybody does, although there might be disagreements about accuracy.
I agree about targeting «everybody», although Gleick [apparently pronounced Glick in the US — who'd have guessed?]