Sentences with phrase «even know i thought»

He was surprisingly open with his ideas and questions about God, and we were in the midst of discussing the forgiveness and love of God when, as if disgusted by himself, he said, «But you don't even know the thoughts I've had about you before we were talking.

What this is getting at is how God even knows your thoughts and will judge you accordingly.

We don't even know his thoughts, all we have is the newspapers.

Not exact matches

«I don't know what the best use of XRP is going to be, and I hope it's something we can't even think of.»

I wouldn't even think of us as an entertainment couple, but I don't know,» she said.

I'd heard from so many people that you should say yes to every opportunity, even when you don't think you know how to do it and that you should just dive in and learn on the job... And that's great advice!

«You know it's bad when even the Nixon library thinks you're bad for their brand.»

I didn't think that much about downside risk, examine all the ways I could fail, or create a Plan B. Now, I understand it wasn't naivety, it was creative confidence, the reassuring knowledge that even if I don't know what the end - solution looks like from day one, I have the agility to test, measure, learn, and adjust on the fly.

«But I had zero experience in voice work, so I thought, who knows if this will even work?»

We all know the feeling — as the sun sets on a perfectly lovely weekend, a sense of gloom, anxiety, or even dread starts to settle on you as you think about returning to work the next morning.

The study found that, when it came to businesses thinking about taking the plunge internationally, 46 % felt they didn't have the insights needed to identify markets for expansion, 63 % said they didn't know the steps required, and 24 % didn't even know where to start.

I think we intuitively all know about these struggles even if not enough people focus on them.

No doubt even the marketing teams at Tesla and Red Bull think their budgets aren't big enough.

But the path is hard because (1) we need to know who our «authentic self» even is, (2) we need superhero powers to stay true to this inner being through our thoughts, emotions, and actions, and (3) we must adapt to and trust how this authentic self continues to evolve over time and life circumstances.

When he would present a quote he would always say, «I know this looks like a lot but...» Personally I thought it was a fair price and had even budgeted higher, but for whatever reason he felt obliged to apologize for making a profit.

Think of all the situations and conversations you've been a part of where you felt obligated to say yes, even though you really wanted to say no.

My son learned a powerful lesson in why he should trust his dad, even when he thinks he knows better.»

Even if you think you know what consumers want, your assumptions may be entirely off base.

The thought doesn't even occur to them because they know how unlikeable people are who try too hard to get others to like them.

Not knowing key customer or audience hot points or critical points of interest can derail even a well thought out presentation.

Listen up, lest you end up like Lisn: You might think you know what your users want, and you might even get the design right by building something beautiful.

That's when I took what I knew from becoming a world - class athlete and started over — my quest to learn about business, marketing and adding value to influential people (even when I thought I had no value to give) began.

What other people think — especially people you don't even know — doesn't matter.

You may want to change, think you should change, or even know you should change, but that doesn't necessarily result in a change of your behavior.

This is not a step to be skipped, even if you think you know what you're doing.

When you have only 60 employees (and even more so when you have only 10 employees), you may think that you know not only all the employees» names but their favored pizza toppings and whether they have a significant other.

You may think that pretending you know everything, even when you don't, makes you come across as smarter.

You know what they're thinking and feeling, even if you're reading it on a screen.

That is, until you realize you don't know where to start when you think about choosing what to bring to the new place or how to deal with sharing an even bigger space with one or more roommates.

You need to know who your customer is, what kind of content they enjoy consuming and where they view that content before you even think about reaching out to influencers.

«I just woke up,» Bachman told NJ.com, «And I'm thinking, «Why the f --- am I in the car next to some random ass dude I don't even know?»

And they are useful in figuring out what the other side's logic is — meaning that you should ask questions even when you think you know the answer.

I have often thought the exact same thing and even wondered why people would consider this product knowing it was so expensive.

Even if you think that the joke isn't that bad you don't know how the other person will respond.

Your journal becomes a repository for everything you didn't even know you were thinking or feeling.

Even if you feel your home is safe, it's important not to fall prey to certain blind spots, like thinking that you don't have to worry about a certain room because your children do not play there or simply thinking that your children know not to climb onto furniture.

«It's a blessing; I think it's given the work we do even more of a foundation, because now we know the numbers, and we also know the stories.»

They're going to develop revenue models and ways to monetize it that I know we haven't even thought of yet.

«I know that it's becoming cliché,» concedes Mark Suster of Upfront Ventures (which organizes the Summit), «but I actually think virtual reality is going to have an even more profound impact on society, how we organize ourselves, how we communicate, even modes of transportation.

There are plenty of people out there who have pretty positive self - assessments: Ninety percent of drivers think they have above average skills behind the wheel, an even higher percentage of college professors think they're better than average teachers, and, as we all know, every single child in Lake Wobegon is above average.

Even the CBC last year promoted its banal sitcom Being Erica with promises of a hot lesbian sex scene — and when the Mother Corp thinks girl - on - girl action makes acceptable prime - time viewing, it's a sure sign that sex is no longer shocking.

We discovered the new rules of divorce that everyone should know before they even think about getting married.

What she really wants to know is if you think she's smart enough to go to a great college, or even work in science.

I thought about the loss that my child had suffered without even knowing it of going from thinking she was at five, or four at the time, a Fortune Most Powerful Woman, to asking me what a bimbo is.

While there's definitely a lot to think about when it comes to consolidating student loans, borrowers who know their options can utilize consolidation loans when appropriate to simplify their bill payment procedures, and maybe even save a considerable sum of money.

It's nice for clients to know you were thinking of them even when you didn't have something on the calendar.

«I didn't know how my insurance worked overseas and he was coming so quickly that I didn't even think I would make it [to the hospital],» Freeman told INSIDER.

As far as I know, you're the only economist who even thinks this is a problem (maybe Joe Stiglitz).

I think that the older generation, our parents or even older... you know, this is a terrifying brave new world for them.

Even though most investors knew there was a bubble, they thought that they could ride the wave and get out quickly before other people did.