Sentences with phrase «else says»

People are absolute sheep these days, blindly doing whatever anyone else says because they have to have their bright and shiny new toy, no matter how many strings come along with it.

That fact that the writer of this blog doesn't understand that calls into question everything else he says.

No matter how dysfunctional your background, how broke or broken you are, where you are today, or what anyone else says, YOU MATTER, and your life matters!

First of all, it talks about the fact that you do not need an author platform in order to sell books (something that most everyone else says)-- so no Twitter, Facebook and blogging!

That doesn't mean you act on what someone else says, but try to see why they are saying what they are, then find the cause behind the symptom.

The most a lot of us can really hope for is that someone else says something infinitely more stupid or mean so that our goofiness blends into the background of the noise.

If you want and can afford an Aston Martin DB9, you will probably get one, no matter what anyone else says.

And remember when everyone else says NO Champions says YES...!!

We say yes to all customers when everyone else says no.

Someone else says, «Oh, that's all been debunked.»

The hope, as Kelley told to Toppo, is that the competition will «bring enough glory to the math department, or enough glory to the math students, that everybody else says, «I'd like to try this too.

She can't speak, he can't talk, and in this classic Del Toro world, of dreams and nightmares, nothing anyone else says is of any consequence.

I had loved it, I still love it, and I will always love it, no matter what anyone else says about it.

Or perhaps, more likely, I'm wrong and she'll win, like almost everyone else says she will.

You know you're in trouble when a film's funniest moments come courtesy of a tertiary character's knock - knock joke and that echolocution prank from grammar school where you repeat everything somebody else says.

The film he did with PTA would suggest that he has some, but almost everything else says the opposite.

I completely agree with the outcome of this movie: just because someone doesn't agree with or like what someone else says or prints, that doesn't mean it should be censored.

Ok... I don't care what anyone else says about this show, because it is simply the best sci - fi show out there.

Then someone else says, «Don't explain the joke.»)

If she is already lying to me before we even met, I'm inclined to wonder about the veracity of anything else she says.

Sorry — I should have responded to Mitsy's post in my previous one... I have found that someone people are very relaxed about this sort of thing... «words» (what they actually say or what someone else says to them) are not as powerful for those people.

Wow babe I love all of these shots, and like everyone else says, what an amazing opportunity!

I wouldn't wear it personally but it seems to really fit your adorable personality and WHO CARES what anyone else says if you love it!!!

No one has a right to dictate what someone else says or thinks, a person's opinion on how they feel about a certain faith or people is just that, their personal opinion and as long as it is not physically harming someone they should have a complete right to fully express it.

It will be interesting to hear what everyone else says.

«No matter what anyone else says I haven't been starving myself,» Kurt explains.

We have to start listening to our own bodies again vs. waiting to hear what someone else says is true.

So someone says, «I did it this way and it worked, so I must be right,» and someone else says, «I did it completely differently, but it worked, so I must be right.»

They're only driving nails into their own coffin, but that's the thing: When your only area of expertise is the art of regurgitating what everyone else says, you're bound to make a fool of yourself over and over again.

People assume too much based on limited information, how someone looks, what someone else says about them, etc..

«One of the lessons that I grew up with was to always stay true to yourself and never let what somebody else says distract you from your goals...

It doesn't matter what anyone else says — whether it's a parent, a sibling, a friend, or a significant other.

But they know what kind of muscle they want to put on and don't give a **** what anyone else says on the way there.

It doesn't matter what anyone else says.

And so we run into this situation where people say, «Well, I like to wear this and I think it's safest to use that,» and someone else says, «Well, I think it's safest to use that and you need one thing or another.»

Who cares if Gordon Brown, Harriet Harman, Tony Blair, and anybody else says Jeremy Corbyn should stand down.

I certainly think there's any kind of deal that's been made, and everyone else says they have no idea how it's going to turn out.»

Why is the PM so confident about an economy that everyone else says is in serious, serious trouble?

You always pay more attention when Brown uses the biblical rhetoric, because everything else he says is couched in policy wonk / managerial code.

Do not worry so much on what anyone else says.

«Probably my common sense and experience is better than what anybody else says.»

Here's my caveat: Don't become a fanatic about something anyone else says.

Go easy on yourself, and remember that ultimately, what anyone else says or thinks doesn't really matter as long as you're doing what needs to be done for your baby.

It doesn't matter what anyone else says, it only matters what we do.

I especially liked the conclusion: «No matter what anyone else says - and they'll be sure to say a lot - you're the one who decides how to feed your baby.

You will always have someone disagree with the methods you use for your child but if you are doing what you feel is right than it doesn't matter what anyone else says, he is your son.

I am going to stop thinking what anyone else says I should wear, what they think is the right style, right color, right whatever.

but... when someone else says something you perceive as the same as how you would do it or go about it, it is wrong and mean?

(because you don't want to come across as one of those biased - low people) and someone else says «Don't forget that bloody drape over there in the corner» and then somebody says «Look at this puddle over here, this has got to be another 50cc».

Nothing else says summer quite like ice cream.