Sentences with phrase «change much minds»

Seems they haven't gotten the point that most people are going to buy a game on their console of choice and a month delayed DLC won't change much minds.

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I am a cognitive behavioral therapist and I used the tools of my craft to change my mind about what I ate, how much I ate and why I was putting it in my mouth.»

No matter how much energy and frustration you pour out, you may not change their minds.

Stashing some cash in a savings account has yielded not very much, aside from peace of mind, and that's not likely to change.

It also allows the 31 - year - old budding philanthropist to change his mind about what he wants to fund and how much he wants to give over his lifetime, making the $ 45 billion number more like a pledge than a gift.

Something to keep in mind frugal dad: its tightening up a bit, but for people with good credit things haven't changed THAT much.

The Opposition can complain about it, but it has no power to make the government listen, much less change its mind on anything.

It's not so much that he changed their minds as that he showed them how to articulate what they already thought.

no matter how much it may seem to make sense, many many peices are missing and as far as im concerned, science usually changes its mind every ten years or so, so ill wait this one out.

I have always been thankful that I was gone before those days arrived, but I note here for the record that — while a student — I did not find much to approve in Tietjen's leadership, and even the bittersweet experience of reading his memoir has not changed my mind on that question.

Did we mess up so much that God changed His mind and shut the door, stopping us dead in our tracks?

Even if we can not pray for some of these goals with much affirmation — even if we find ourselves praying for the salvation of liberals before Christ returns, or the redirection of evangelical social concern to its proper sphere of evangelism and world mission, or the disappearance of the electronic church — God will answer our prayers, with corrections if necessary, and will either change our minds or the minds of those for whom we are praying.

It's clear that they are totally opposed to changing their mind on the topic; no matter how much evidence the other side puts up.

In the past decade, most decisive for me has been not so much a change of mind as a change of academic - geographical location.

If He loves you that much, there is absolutely nothing you can say or do which will make Him change His mind or love you less.

I haven't changed my mind completely about all of that, but I have to admit that the thought of too much of an active afterlife makes me a feel a bit weary these days.

In any case, a change in the American mind - set regarding capital punishment is very much an uphill goal.

After much thought and discussion we ended that particular session with the idea that we all really need to work at 2 things: to be convinced in our own minds (not to say that we can't change our minds and be convinced a different way) and to cut each other some serious slack as it relates to the «gray areas.»

Some commentators warn against making too much of this meaning in this context, yet it remains true that the simple act of turning usually and logically follows upon a change of mind.

I think there is, in as much as about 70 percent of Americans disapprove of convenience abortions even in the first trimester of pregnancy, and in as much as people like me, when they come to consider the question seriously, have sometimes changed their minds.

What if Jesus call to REPENT was, as much as anything, a call to «change your mind about» and «turn away from» religious systems based on oppression, condemnation, control, and hypocrisy?

«The Cartesian change from mind - as - reason to mind - as - inner - area,» he writes, «was not the triumph of the prideful individual subject freed from scholastic shackles so much as the triumph of the quest for certainty over the quest for wisdom.

If I were to get the proof, I would change my mind... but I need much more proof than a musty 2000 year old book written by men.

While Matthew doesn't spend much time on this particular issue, this is what ultimately changed my mind about LGBT people and the Bible.

Steve the real one, I think what you are saying is, no matter how much sense something makes you will not change your mind about God.

I guess it's not so much the book itself that has inspired me, but the way the author's continually refer to Jesus» teachings on the Sermon on the Mount, teachings which no one in their right mind can truly contemplate without trembling at the sort of life changes it demands.

After much prayer, study, and contemplation, Dad changed his mind.

I am less interested in discussing or seeking to change anyone's mind regarding their opinion on the morality as much as I am interested in engaging how people in the church treat gay people.

Real prayer doesn't so much change God's mind as it changes us.

Another factor that has brought about this change in attitude toward the discipline is the new perspective that has been at work for the past quarter - century and is now beginning to dominate the mind and spirit of much of Western mankind.

@Micheal, Chapel Hill, yes and its you religious hypocritical righties that proclaim one thing but do another.It's your Billy Graham who railed against the Mormon cult of Romneys but just recently blessed his campaign and took down the site against Mormonism.Just how much was placed in Grahams hand as a donation to change his mind and remember you religious, sanctumonious ones are the ones wanting everything to help your fellow brethren taken away remember in ACA, Medicaid, Medicare, SocialSecurity, anything to help the people of this proud country.It all comes down to money doesn't it hypocrites hidden behind the smokescreen of religion, just take your snakeoil mentality somewhere else, its not wanted or needed here!!

But, all in all, it is a solid piece of work and the overwhelming support for it is a refreshing change for a church body that in the last few years has had enormous difficulties in speaking its mind on much of anything of consequence.

What's brought the question to mind is the situation where much changes — who has the «right» to make the changes, do they have to consult?

The difference is, one will sleep with your children after you have dedicated too much time and effort to change you mind.

While we don't mind eating leftover supper for breakfast and leftover lunch for supper we eat a variety of foods depending on the season (the vegetables in our veg box change every week so we get the variety without too much planning on our part) and how we're feeling — so if we're cold and tired then we prefer cooked food and when it's hot we enjoy plenty of raw foods.

I end up changing my mind too much to stick to a meal plan.

The problem is that I keep wanting to wax on about just how terrible the Day Light Savings time change is, just how much it messes with my mind, and my sleep, and my schedule.

Keep in mind you could also change the colors up for pretty much any holiday.

Originally, I was a little overwhelmed with choosing what recipe to share because each time I flipped the page my mind changed to whatever I was currently ogling over, but with much deliberation I got there.

Once you have that information in mind, take an audit of your current spending — how many times you buy groceries per month and how much it costs, plus how much you spend dining out — and then re-visit that every three months to account for changes.

This could make him realize things at City are not so much better than things at Arsenal but if we finish below City and even more if City manages to win the PL I don't expect Sanchez to change his mind.

I didn't know Ormstein was a BBC Big Wig.Must be true then if he is a Big Wig.Probably Wenger has changed his mind and feels Sanogo is much better than him.

I've given up thinking Matheny's on field blunders are going to change DeWitt's mind, but siphoning off a little bit too much of that Scruge McDuck swimming pool cash might get him to notice what literally every national (and local PD) baseball writer has been saying for years; Mike dumb.

Very few of them seem to have changed their minds much, as we keep hearing such doubts like, «have Arsenal got the leaders we need to get through the tough times» and «can the Gunners keep it up over the course of the season rather than just a few patches of good performances»?

And really if I'm being honest there's not much that could change my mind on him.

I've backed United all season, and I won't be changing my mind at this stage, but it's fair to say Liverpool have emerged as much more of a threat than I considered a few weeks ago.»

The Blues advanced with goals from Diego Costa, Willian, Gary Cahill, Eden Hazard and Bertrand Traore as they eventually made their quality count against a much - changed lineup from Manuel Pellegrini that featured several youngsters with the Champions League in mind.

But whether it is because of their failure to create much in front of goal, the concern about the fitness of Diego Costa or the struggle for form of his options in Falcao and Remy, it looks like Mourinho has had a late change of mind and is set to beat Man United to the transfer of Pedro Rodriguez from Barcelona, as reported by the Daily Mail.

If he is interested like some of our targets both in ST & DM position which would've & could still be an upgrade over what we have you don't take your time you go for it before they change there mind or in the case of Pedro with Man U another team comes and simply lay down $ $ $ without thinking too much (it is also a way to show how much you need & value the player.

With the extra money from tv deals etc I do not know how much is available but unless kroenke changes his mind no money (or very little) will come from cash reserves.