Sentences with phrase «about it like»

People think and talk about me like, «Oh, Melania, poor Melania.»

Meyer talks about them like the three - dimensional people that they are.»

Orders have poured in for the Brave, and Potts talks about it like a pleased, if still affirmation - seeking, parent.

Even more important is the impending arrival of Facebook's external ad network, where it will use what it knows about our likes and dislikes to serve us ads on sites outside of the social network.

An editor of ours made some comment about liking to work with us because we were the kind of people who knew, of course, that it was «restaurateur» rather than «restauranteur.»

Think about it like a haircut — not every cut is going to look good on every person, he said.

Think about it like this: when starting out, your small business needs inventory and equipment and to make payroll.

I wasn't worried about liking it.

Even so, with consumers relying more and more on peer reviews and social media platforms at the fore, consumers today are more vocal about their likes and dislikes.

Don't scatter bias in here; just lay the facts out for what you are pitching (think about it like a journalist would, and cover the who, when what, where, why and how).

«People are pessimistic about people in their community and talk about them like they're strangers.

When Freitas sat down to talk to young people about their phones, she heard some pretty crazy stories of raging tech addiction, from the girl who gave her phone a name and talked about it like a friend to the boy who claimed he'd rather leave his brain at home than his precious device.

When it comes to how people choose to engage with videos, overwhelmingly, it's not about the Likes.

Grown - ups talked about them like they were an adventure but they made them feel like history class for old people.

Your phone vibrates a dozen times an hour with alerts about likes and comments and retweets and faves.

It's always dangerous to generalize when talking about the likes and dislikes of a large group of people.

I actually hadn't thought about it like that, but you're right, that would equate to a whole other purchase each year.

If you're still confused, think about it like this: consolidation is like getting your house cleaned up and organized, whereas refinancing is like getting a whole new house.

Think about it like this: your agility and passion got you into the market, and remains a critical trait to ensure effective operations.

Plus, it offers basic yet updated statics about it like its mining process, rewards, quantity and value

Think about it like this: When a lender is calculating your mortgage affordability, they use your gross taxable income, or your income before taxes, to figure out how much of a mortgage payment you can afford.

Think about like investing through a commodity ETF.

When discussing your personas, talk about them like they're real people.

A lot of people like to sprout THEORIES and write about them like they are FACT.

A gay woman attending church is about like a Jew attending a Neo-Nazi meeting.

Great scientists came about like Newton who were able to work freely without Roman Catholicism looking over their shoulders.

They sounded about like you do on these boards.

I'm probably not the first to think about it like this, so I'm not trying to take credit.

@Bofusabode: Describing Islam as «those who want to destroy this great country and the Jewish State» is about like descibing Christians as «those who massacred tens of thousands of Bosnian Muslims» and descibing the Israelis as «those who stole Palestine from people who have been living there for 1300 years».

Never thought about it like this before, but there is certainly an unspoken connection between our faith in God and our family relationships.

then look what you get, people walking around talking about it like its true.

Think about it like this: No two - year - old should be my god; that's not fair to him or me.

You could make yourself an expert about the likes of Bill Ayers, and yeah, when we read the findings of that (necessary) expertise, it does tend to make us angry and very wary.

You can't imagine a major studio making such a cartoon today, nor Italians being lynched, nor the Times and a governor talking about them like that, nor a Harvard professor telling a student that an academic field is closed to Jews.

In your twenties, you always hear that Tennyson quote, ««Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all,» tossed about like it's Scriptural.

It also doesn't take the church or any religion to make you feel guilty about liking po - rn.

You write about this like this therapy is new.

The truth is, everything on this list is worth doing in your twenties (or your teens, if you're so inclined) but we talk about it like this because though nothing magical happens on your thirtieth birthday, 30 years is enough time to work out some of life's kinks and pick up on some good habits.

I wasn't thinking about it like that when I posted it, but your comment hits home.

And why do you keep talking about it like you care?»

Jesus himself longed to gather Jerusalem about him like a mama hen gathers her chicks; feminists have reminded us of this neglected image of divine compassion.

I hear what you say about liking to know about someone in order to have conversation.

The debt of the second servant was about like a dollar today.

I've just never thought about it like this.»

Most scientific revolutions, have come about like that.

So there's way less space than we've come to consider normal — it's about like living in a trailer, maybe a double - wide.

For the devil goes about like a roaring lion seeking whom he may devour, the bad thought's that were intrusively entering my mind were causing me to be sick.

So you're talking about like the church in the Middle Ages when they were connected to actual governance of people's lives, and it mattered greatly what they said about things?

Correction: Late middle ages, beginning of the Renaissance, if you want to get technical about it like my charming little replier, and believe that this epoch consisted of wall to wall enlightenment.

Those theories are so improbable they are about like someone saying they won the lottery every day for 1,000 years.