Sentences with phrase «beating a dead horse if»

«Keep in mind that you don't want to keep beating a dead horse if you would be happy going back to what you were doing before.»

Not exact matches

I thought I was beating a dead horse but I can continue if you like.

I'm probably beating a dead horse on this one... You're correct in that it doesn't imply the non-existece of god, but if that's the only argument / evidence for god, then your case isn't very strong.

I've already talked about my favorite shoes in a previous post, so in an effort to not beat a dead horse, click the link if you want to hear more about those!

If you allow me to beat the comparative dead horse once more, I swooned over Juno, and kept waiting for Young Adult to win me over in somewhat the same manner.

On the other hand, don't beat a dead horse: if books 1 and 2 don't do it for you, even after you've given it time, don't feel obliged to get more books in the series out.

Not to beat the resloution horse dead, if I haven't already, but Titanfall on Xbox One runs at 792p -LRB-?)

To beat a dead horse, if the model didn't match with hindcasting we wouldn't use it and would re-evaluate it to the point that it does match hindcasting.

This is perhaps beating a dead horse, or flogging a dead CRU study, but, if I might quote Richard Feynman in his famous «Cargo - Cult» address at CalTech's graduation ceremonies in 1973:

You've already heard me say if you don't have clients you aren't a successful attorney, so I won't beat a dead horse.