Sentences with phrase «anyone of anything really»

This is just a preview, Steph:) Not really trying to convince anyone of anything really.

Not exact matches

Besides, if you really believe you came from nothing, that you are a result of a random event, then why should you or anyone else think your opinions are anything more than random nerve firings, worth nothing?

It's as though you aren't really interested in examining your beliefs, as though the validity of them is entirely meaningless, and you only care about holding them in lieu of anything anyone else says.

The real issue under masquerade here as a legitimate scholastic question is really the issue of how can anyone «know» anything.

The answers are there for you to find if you really wanted to know, millions of others have searched and they found, you hate the truth and mock it so why would anyone even try to tell you anything when you already know it all, waste of time.

Sad when it comes to the Body of Christ because we really shouln't feel threatened by anyone or anything, especially other children of God.

Say: «Come, let me convey unto you what G - D has [really] forbidden to you: «Do not ascribe divinity, in any way, to anything (or anyone) beside HIM; and [do not offend against but, rather,] do good unto your parents; and do not kill your children (born or unborn) for fear of poverty --[for] it is WE who shall provide sustenance for you as well as for them; and do not commit any shameful deeds, be they open or secret; and do not take any human being's life -[the life] which G - D has declared to be sacred - otherwise than in [the pursuit of] justice: this has HE enjoined upon you so that you might use your reason; and do not touch the substance of an orphan — except to improve it - before he comes of age.»

Having spent much of my life as a teacher I have come to realize that no - one really teaches anyone anything.

If anyone believes that any of thee morons actually care about anything more than themselves and their wallets, really needs to have their heads examined.

On point # one which everyone is getting hung up on, again, all I can really say is that I can reference anything or anyone at anytime in a misrepresentation sort of way.

It's one of the things that drives him, even at the stage of his career where he really doesn't have anything to prove to anyone.

Ozil could really care less, he has all the medals anyone could ever need and its just about the money for him now, I think theres a strong beleif in the squad that they are just never going to win anything of noteand they play with that attitude showing.

Well we have all seen the last ten years that AW will NEVER spend ALL of his transfer fund and neither will he buy the players we all know we need so again where the F@ck do you get your arsenal world view from??? The future looks EXACTLY like it has since Silent Stan got on board and your article really cant be taken as anything serious by anyone with eyes in their heads.

In these time of robotic football players, who really play for anyone, and go clubbing after a major defeat, I love a player who cares more than anything on this planet.

I really appreciate this especially because there are some days when I write a post and I wonder if anyone is getting anything out of it.

OK, maybe I do like Valentine's Day but I really don't like anything or anyone by the middle of February so really nothing stands a chance.

It's not that she's perfect or that I'm perfect or anything, it's more that in my daily life, few adults are capable of flipping my «I really want to fucking hit you right now» switch, so the chance of my child or anyone else's doing something that causes me to haul off and slap them across the face or tushie is basically zero.

(I'm glad that someone else has noticed that those types of conversations are really boring; it was standard fare on the parenting boards, because you couldn't dare say anything remotely contrary to anyone else, so all it became was, what I called, «a list of everyone's favorite color.»

It's best not to assume anything about anyone, really, but please don't make the mistake of assuming you know what a mother is going to decide to do when it comes to parenting, just because she decided to co-sleep.

So I have two main bits of advice here, both of which will probably sound really obvious and repetitive (particularly to anyone who's read anything I've ever had to say about feeding toddlers), but both of which WILL help you.

When he had finished talking, I told him that if anyone did anything else to upset him, he should grab hold of my hand and squeeze it really tight.

Some is just a choice by Mom, but most commonly, it's a combination of poor support combined with bad information: difficult obstacles for anyone to overcome to accomplish anything, really.

You hear pundits talk about the general election «pivot» because of this, and why I'm not sure you can really take anything anyone says at face value during a primary election anyway.

For the most part it's focused around my love of fashion but it really applies to anything or anyone I may be shopping for in my life.

iam a very simple person iam a semi retired x firefighter paramedic I live my life simple and easy don't like drama iam very hounst respectful careing kind - hearted always ready to help anyone in need in my free time i really enjoy camping fishing hiking just love to spend as much time as i can outdoors i try and make the best of every day and minute god grant's me anything else you would like to know about me please feel free to ask and i will answer your questions as soon as i can thank you

It does not really do anything to win over anyone to partake in games like this but will be worth having around when there are a lot of guests around and can be a DJ understudy for the soundtrack alone.

You can't do anything really cool, like listen to that piece of music without dialogue or SFX, so anyone who's ever used IMDb won't be too knocked out by this.

As I've been told again, time after time from anyone and everyone who knows anything about comic books is that the characters actually are really deep with intriguing stories and layers of complexity.

To be honest, I am not familiar with this Ritter and, if you're anyone who is suspicious of those who seem to be coasting on famous coattails and producing anything of much import (Kate Hudson) to those who really have something to offer (Casey Affleck), this can be a prickly slope if you start ruminating on it too long.

It's not a bad film by any means - in fact, parts of it are quite intense and suspenseful and surprising - but the parts never really add up to anything weighty or memorable, partially because it revolves around one of those convoluted multiple - dimension plots that will give anyone trying to sort out the details a serious headache.

Of course, as is understandable for anyone who has seen the other films, the eagles arrive and even before they really achieve anything, it is understood that this means the war is over.

But what it really does have, he thought — what you don't know it has, because it isn't in any Woody Allen movies — is a world of the dead built into it, a true fear of heaven, an automatic need to invoke the presence of God whenever saying anything good or bad about anyone or anything, an absolute trust that the other world, if one could call it that, is not separate from this one, that eternity is always breathing over your shoulder, waiting to see if you will notice.

Think of it this way: If these bits of market lore really worked, why would anyone do anything else?

When you love your furry companion, there really isn»» t anything that anyone can say that makes the idea of putting your friend to sleep any easier...

The poor design of the game really brings it down, and even with such a deep level of customization, it will be hard for anyone who doesn't like Paintballing to get anything out of this.

Apart from a couple of good nights with Dance Central there really wasn't anything to entertain anyone.

So the one thing about Alien Breed is that the game is kind of boring and if you aren't a fan of the old game there really isn't anything here to bring anyone new to the mix.

I keep all of my old games, really (I've only ever sold two back to GameStop and they were complete Nintendo Wii shovelware junk that I am confident will never be worth anything to anyone ever), so it's only natural that a few would rise in value.

Let's face it, did anyone really think that Anniversary - an updated version of the original 1996 Tomb Raider game - would be anything other than a lazy summer cash - in?

[Response: Well, we probably wont» bother as we debunked this stupidity a couple of times in our first few months of launching RealClimate (and it really is an idea that exposes anyone subscribing to it as a truly phenomenally ignorant person, more than just about anything else out there, on par with the earth - is - flat idea (if not stupider, since the earth * does * look flat from where we stand on it...)-RRB-.

I really don't expect that this will be posted; most of my posts are not accepted because I am skeptical of taking anyone's word on just about anything.

Since Mike Mann has a penchant for flailing out with snarky insults at anyone who questions anything he says, writes, or does, the really juicy and libelous stuff he shared with the rest of the Team trioika (i.e. Handen and Bradley) is probably hiding among those University of Virginia e-mails he's so desparate to claim as his very private and very personal correspondence.

Yes, we have a lot of programs and concepts out there, but I'm not sure anyone is doing anything really new.

Nigel then told me that in all his years of practice, this particular lawyer had never done anything remotely like that, and really, this lawyer wasn't one to give anyone praise, let alone go out of his way to do so.

Anyone who's been particularly completely solo, no staff support, anything, knows how much of a grind that is and it can be really really lonely in the legal business and then family law in particular, which is what I practice, so custody and divorce, it's dealing with peoples emotions all day long and their crappy situations all day long and doing that as a solo wasn't very fulfilling.

When we start talking about it, the rule of governing confidentiality, you're really not allowed to talk about anything related to your case with anyone, whether they're an attorney or not.

So I think there's a whole bunch of work that happens before you get a job, or are in the position to search for a job, that should be really attractive to law students, and any other job seeker out there, or anyone who's looking for anything really.

Gibson Dunn is everything you'd want from a firm, at least relative to its peers in Biglaw: everyone is really friendly and easy to work with, the work is interesting and substantive (I've been here 4 months and I've gotten to write 2 motions and a section of a brief), the quality of work here is excellent (you really can trust anyone here with anything), it's flexible in terms of hours and working at home, and the pay is competitive (even starting associates got stub bonuses).

When he had finished talking, I told him that if anyone did anything else to upset him, he should grab hold of my hand and squeeze it really tight.

The parenting coordinator can think up all kinds of activities to do and with which to require the parents to comply: pseudo-therapy (unregulated of course by the licensing boards because it's «not really» therapy, and it's «not really» law); «communications counseling»; «coaching»; reading of materials; various «educational» homework assignments; meetings with one or the other of the parties, meetings together, meetings with various combinations of others; demands for disclosure, frequently in writing, of private thoughts, emotions, and information; consultations and strategy sessions with the children's guardian ad litem and parents» court - ordered or parenting coordinator - ordered therapists; meetings with the children's physicians and teachers; meetings with anyone at all; ordering of a parent into supervised visitation or therapeutic visitation; recommending to the court therapies of all kinds with yet more of the helping professionals — almost anything.