Sentences with phrase «all about point»

Next time, make a point to stop the conversation and ask about the point of confusion.

She is now seeking to inform the masses about point - of - sale (POS) systems by writing for Merchant Maverick, a site that reviews merchant services.

Leaders think about the point of having diversity as a check - the - box thing, instead of a powerful business opportunity.

The authors of the new report aren't shy about pointing out the factors they believe are behind America's slide into unhappiness.

Scientists can be passionate about their point of view, but they also listen to what everyone else is saying and that helps them gather the evidence.

Companies such as Verizon are known to bundle Internet, cable and landlines, but AT&T is moving to become the first to combine cellular with other services — a fact that the wireless behemoth was not shy about pointing out in its announcement.

Although I am curious as to what he thinks about the points being made subsequent to his initial reply to you.)

And with the U.S. president in full - blown Art of the Deal negotiating mode on tariffs and the North American Free Trade Agreement, there are trade statistics to prove just about any point.

As the figure at the end shows, inflation (core PCE) looks to be about a point lower now, give or take.

Requesting financing each time a crisis is about the point makes it simpler to consult, no matter how embarrassing it might be.

When asked about this point directly, Barhydt told Crypto Insider that the similar codebases indeed had something to do with the decision to integrate Litecoin.

The ratio rose about another point.

In a richly valued market, that sort of risk control is most appropriately established using call options having a strike price situated at about the point where various trend - following measures would turn negative — what is known in finance as a «contingent position» because the position creates its own exit if the market deteriorates further without an interim recovery - and particularly if it deteriorates abruptly.

Jesus himself, was quite subtle about the point so people could figure it out.

As this NRO post says, Romney gained about a point in all three of the daily tracking polls today.

Martin might respond that my criticism is unfair because he is not asking for skepticism about those points on which historians agree; he is only asking that Christians suspend judgment about the resurrection taken as a physical, historical fact.

Here's a link about this point: http://sensuouscurmudgeon.wordpress.com/2013/05/06/the-catholic-church-and-evolution/

None of them to my knowleedge had spouces either so it sort of makes sense to me about their point of being single.

You can have a logical, theoretical debate about this point as much as you want, but the following experiment will prove my point.

There's nothing unbiblical about pointing out someone who CLEARLY defies God's commands in the Bible.

how about this point from the childs» point of view; is it fair to force a new born to live being add.icted to cra.ck?

it's amazing, yes, but nothing about points to a designer.

Yes, we disagree on what his mission was, or what it all means from a cosmological perspective, but that doesn't mean we have to argue about those points.

Adam: I am not so sure about your point.

Today I want to write about this point specifically.

Is each person aware of how the other feels about the points at which he feels

I wrote a lot more about this in my forthcoming book, Close Your Church for Good, and so I won't say anything more about this point here.

But what's arrogant about your point of view is that the you obviously feel the values that are present in the Const!tution and something that are «owned» by Christians.

Contradicted tenets that allow the fundamental to argue whatever point they want, including war, from their little book, because just about all points of view and «sides» are represented there.

I always intended something very specific — to gain clarity or give some clarity about this point or that — to satisfy my curiosity about some puzzle — to understand some relationship.

It is better to forget about points.

How about pointing out your own flaws instead of teaching eternal damnation

The point I am making about pointing the finger at ourselves (or myself at least) is that it seems out of place that we, who are all sinners, would so quickly judge others, whose motives and hearts we can not see, when we have complete access to our own hearts, and all too often know first - hand that we are in the wrong.

When we come down to detail the classification is often uncertain, and there will never be unanimity about the point where the line is to be drawn.

(Secondary questions about point 4 will be raised later in this essay.)

If a person believes and behaves differently than we do, it's easier just to claim that they are not Christians than to admit that there might be something legitimate about their point of view.

I think that on this forum we can enjoy the back and forth and be open minded about the points that are brought up without being rude.

Everybody, telling you something about points im time and periods of time must be an impostor.

You Said: «OMG!Sometimes the disciples asked Christ about points in time and periods of time.

Sometimes the disciples asked Christ about points in time and periods of time.

I think that on this forum we can enjoy the back and forth and be open minded about the points that are brought up without being rude and without calling names.

There's nothing «shallow» about pointing out the fact that non-religious people are forced to financially subsidize religions.

No offence but I doubt I could read any argument on your site about «moral issue» or «apparent contradiction» that I haven't read elsewhere and I am done with silly conversations that are about point scoring between atheism and Christianity.

So, I'm curious... @Lisa Needle's Eye's posting was about pointing out how there are things better in other countries, and not as good here, and «your» response to her was basically... «leave if you don't like it»...?

But for the skeptic or the atheist who might be drawn to the park out of curiosity, there is little to make them stop and think about the point of it all: Jesus, our savior who left heaven, came down to earth, lived a sinless existence, and died so that we may have life abundantly.

I have probably told you more than you want to know about the point of view from which I discuss education.

I should add what is, and will be, very obvious about my point of view.

You are just as closed minded and dogmatic about your point of view that God is fake as you accuse the relegious of being.

You are actually wrong about point # 1, as President Obama is indeed white.

This is not about pointing others to self.