Sentences with phrase «do him no harm to pick»

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He saw it as a chance to pick on someone who is obviously far more intelligent than he is and thus a turn to spew more hatred of atheists... he just keeps putting more nails in christianities proverbial coffin - no harm done to our side.

I love reading your recipes and picking out my dinner and taking the time to cook and make my food, it's such a great way to decompress from my hectic work schedule, and knowing that what I'm making doesn't harm another living life is so rewarding!

It would be advisable to Didier Deschamps not to pick the Real Madrid striker in any of his squads, and considering how healthy the squad is now Benzema can only do more harm than good at this point in time.

You don't have to go zero to gym hero: just pick a class or exercise that suits the pace that you can cope with as you could do more harm than good if you overdo it.

Your super-attentive tendencies (picking baby up at the first whimper) may actually do more harm than good when it comes to (both of) you getting a good night's sleep.

Though a single disposal of oil won't harm the pipes, if I do pick up this practice again I will be sure to use the trash.

She and other conscientious teachers were left feeling overwhelmed; not only did they have to do their own jobs, but they also had to pick up the slack of others who didn't — or risk harming students.

That said, I don't see any harm in including the 1997 - 2012/2013 interval in your analysis, especially since people like Chris Monckton have been cherry picking it for years, but I think you need to use other intervals too.

Given this case was about a man who killed his wife (and I have also forgotten some of the facts about the case), when I heard about this I thought «did the jury not think that when you pick up any weapon you have to be fully aware you can take a person's life or do grievous bodily harm with it?»

The custodial parent can also request that the child be picked up and dropped off for visitation in a safe place such as the police department to make sure that no harm is done to the child during the visitation.

And lastly, we can help them to develop the ability to understand others» emotions — a highly important component of critical thinking — by engaging with them in discussions about putting themselves in someone else's shoes: «I know it seems like it doesn't cause much harm to pick an apple from someone else's tree, but how would you feel if you looked out our window and saw someone picking from our tree?»

Every minute detail was thought of, including the holes in the marble to facilitate picking up the base and its rounded edges ensure that even if you do accidentally knock into it, it won't do any harm.