Sentences with phrase «blowing them out of»

It is a rare but unalloyed pleasure to try a product or service for which you have only modest expectations, and find yourself blown out of the water.

«People were blowing out of here on Friday afternoons like commandos.

But a lot of things were blown out of proportion.

The iPhone SE, for one, blows it out of the water.

The district really blew this out of proportion.

«And we blew them out of the water.»

Or do you think the whole issue is being blown out of proportion?

So let's be honest: Facebook pretty much blows it out of the park when it comes to narrow targeting.

Canada's environmental committments, which WILL be blown out of the water by this pipeline, and 2.

The [California Labor Commission's] Uber decision *... was only a single claim, but it was blown out of proportion,» she told Re / code.

In no uncertain terms, Apple's outlook blew it out of the park: Revenue is expected in the range of $ 84 billion to $ 87 billion, simultaneously topping the consensus estimate among analysts and assuaging fears surrounding iPhone X production.

It is the author's view that the regulatory FUD surrounding the cryptocurrency market has been blown out of proportion in recent months.

I always get bummed when I don't clearly state my position on a link building topic and it gets blown out of proportion.

Image shows window blown out of Southwest Airlines plane that made emergency landing at Philadelphia Int» l Airport.

'' In some ways, it was kind of blown out of proportion,» he said.

This has been blown out of proportion to have fuel for another religious debate.

The truth lies somewhere between Rasmussen's tie race and the Obama blow out of some other polls.

This is an issue of doctrine, a generally internal Church affair that is being blown out of proportion by the LCWR to try to consolidate the power and prestige of the leaders of the LCWR.

But the issue here is blown out of proportion because Chick - Fil - A believe in something which LGBT doesn't believe in.

Misunderstanding it in some places and blatantly blowing it out of proportion in others.

It blows it out of the water...

The Southwest Airlines pilot being lauded as a hero in a harrowing emergency landing after a passenger was partially blown out of the jet's damaged fuselage is also being hailed for her pioneering role in a career where she has been one of the few women at the controls.

Shrapnel hit the plane and passengers said they had to rescue a woman who was being blown out of a damaged window.

I think the sterotype of «priests molesting altar boys» is very soon going to be blown out of the water.

I'm not going to say it doesn't happen, but some people seriously blow it out of proportion.

I believe that there should be zero tolarance for predatory behavior; but love demands us to overlook a lot of «little things» that, when blown out of proportion, have the cummulative power to kill the initial shallow attraction / love with which all relationships begin.

I hate stories like this that show one symptom of a larger trend, and blow it out of proportion to create a sensation and sell the news.

«I think it's blown out of proportion, you know,» said Robert Kirby, who is not a church member but was attending Sunday's church service in support of his daughter, who teaches Sunday School there.

EVERYTHING in evangelical churches gets blown out of proportion and people who quote the bible ALWAYS do so for THEIR convenience.

Jesus was a man, nothing more, and the stories handed down about him have been blown out of proportion.

In short, we were being unfair to the community and to the quad students; it was all a misunderstanding blown out of proportion.

Do you want your thinking about angels and demons to be blown out of the water?

Trevor Phillips, chairman of the UK's Equality and Human Rights Commission, told The Telegraph that Christians do face discrimination but that politically motivated faith groups often blow it out of proportion.

only if the snot blowing out of your nose has a brain (parts of yours from being loosened up by idiotic reason and logic?)

The media likes to blow out of proportion fringe viewpoints that are at best held by one quarter of one percent of Americans, on both the left and right.

Everything gets WAY blown out of proprtion through ignorance and heresay.

The blast literally blew him out of his boots.

I am a person of faith, but this is just so blown out of proportion that it is almost funny

I am sure you are totally unaware of any of this, as what you are typing sounds like it is blowing out of a more southerly region of your body, thus being farther from your brain.

Be prepared for believers to drool all over you and for scientists to blow you out of the water... Genesis 1 is not scientifically accurate.

But Reed, who formerly led the Christian Coalition, charges that the controversy around calls for abortion bans without exceptions for rape or incest --- he says anti-abortion activists generally support abortions to save a mother's life - has been blown out of proportion by Democrats and liberals who want to paint the GOP as extremist.

What people think from the outside, the stereotypes about Catholicism — we're trying to blow them out of the water.

You are all blowing this out of proportion.

And, this one seriously blew me out of the water.

Not only does this recipe satisfy that need, it blew it out of the water by kicking it up a Mexican notch with the perfect combination of lime and coconut.

So far the best Dutch apple pie I have tried comes from a small Italian grocery store in the Pittsburgh suburbs, and while I love it, this one blows it out of the water.

I haven't seen that Trader Joes chocolate bar but I have a feeling these blow it out of the water.

«What they do really well is take things we, especially New Yorkers, have fondness for — Italian - American food from the»50s, for example — and blow it out of the water,» he says.

I think I've seriously tried 10 different cashew «cheese» recipes, and this one by far blows them all out of the water.

«It got blown out of proportion,» Weeden says of the meetings.