Sentences with phrase «everyone is honest»

Frankly, not everyone is honest.

I've FOUND out that not everyone is HONEST or do they care how they treat others.

It's like, most people lock their front doors even though they know their neighbors are honest, because they also know that not everyone is honest and that sooner or later, someone will walk through that unlocked door and steal stuff.

I believe that so long as everyone is honest with each other from the beginning, the relationship that I'm looking for is okay.

When everyone is honest about what they are looking for, everyone wins.

Not everyone is honest as you are or as your future Russian wife.

Remember that not everyone is honest online, so you should read between the lines.

Lacazette, if everyone were honest, would admit he'd be off the Atletico if not for the registration ban.

I think if everyone was honest with themselves they would admit that it's for mom, not child.

I felt everyone was honest and genuine.

That's not easy: Everyone needs to be heard, to not feel «ganged up on» and yet it's equally important that everyone be honest about what isn't working and why so we can go about changing that.

Not exact matches

Ultimately, everyone needs to be honest with themselves and come to an agreement with one another.

Your reputation is your business and while no one expects you to be perfect, everyone expects you to be honest.

A triple win for everyone involved when mentees and mentors are able to form a relationship based on trust and honest dialogue.

«Once you get the VP title, you want to believe everyone's being honest with you,» he says.

Be honest, fair, candid and forthright, and treat everyone in the same way that you yourself would want to be treateBe honest, fair, candid and forthright, and treat everyone in the same way that you yourself would want to be treatebe treated.

While everyone's style is a bit different, effective communication is always respectful and open to honest dialogue.

«It's clear that people call in sick for a variety of reasons, some less honest, but everyone will catch a cold at some point and legitimately need the time off,» said Ted Karkus, CEO for ProPhase Labs, the manufacturer of Cold - EEZE.

Nakamoto's genius was to use a blend of cryptography, mathematics, and game theory to keep everyone honest.

Be open and honest about why and how salary decisions are made so everyone can see if they're being reasonable in expecting to be paid morBe open and honest about why and how salary decisions are made so everyone can see if they're being reasonable in expecting to be paid morbe paid more.

They're honest and treat everyone with respect.

To be honest and authentic doesn't mean that you must share everything about yourself (or your company), to everyone, all of the time.

Do be honest with everyone you interact with, as your reputation will ultimately be a key to your success.

Everyone must be kept «honest» by the knowledge that doing something overly risky or stupid will have consequences of loss, and those losses must be suffered.

If you want to be honest and attack the Bible do so because it condemns everyone regardless of orientation.

We look like everyone else, are just as honest as everyone else, just as charitable, just as faithful as the best of Jesus» true followers, and far better than the self - righteous like yourself who need an invisible Big Guy in the Sky to keep you honest, charitable and faithful.

So here's my question — now that everyone is talking about the economy and feeling the pinch of unemployment and financial ruin, can we have an honest conversation as the church around what an economy in Christ could actually be?

Most are good, honest people, though just like everyone, they have their problems.

But when we're honest, we realize that we're often as biased as everyone else.

Being expected to be up on a pedestal like some kind of «Holy Role Model» instead of being an honest sinner like everyone Being expected to be up on a pedestal like some kind of «Holy Role Model» instead of being an honest sinner like everyone being an honest sinner like everyone else.

we are a NATION of INDIviduaLS... if you have that mindset ruined by prayer... then it doesnot stop at prayer... so IM guessing your argument is not really honest... everyone is an individual... have you been to town council metings?

Unfortunately, not everyone «wants» it, and some few are simply incapable of being honest.

That theology might work okay when everything is perfect and everyone is doing what they are supposed to do, but let's be honest: life happens.

I heard a lot of «he's going to hell,» while I argued that «he's a better person now that he's being honest with himself and everyone around him.»

If you are truly honest you will acknowledge this, as I acknowledge that I have doubts in my faith everyone does.

2) I understand their reasoning for stating he wasn't an «official first responder» but let's be honest during those attacks they needed everyone they could find.

I tend to think that in itself would be rocky at first (open and honest communication from everyone), but you would eventually come to a much healthier place relationship-wise (think of a marriage).

To be honest with you everyone in our family who was living in Nakuru is rather confused of what to do now and how to move on so please pray that God will give us a clear guideline on the way forward because going back to Nakuru is not an option.

Let's be honest when read in a vacuum everyone has very strange beliefs that can be somewhat supported on facts but has loopholes that require a leap of faith.

We don't try to change the emotion, we just ask that everyone commits to a productive and respectful conversation even as they continue to feel the emotion (because lets be honest, my team is only reproducing the exact same emotions that are felt when race conversations happen randomly.

And yes, you're talking about a single event that happened thousands of years ago on a single day And I meant the later, when I ask question, they are generally honest questions, but back to the point, you agreed with me on every, because you assumed that at least part of the story was true, but who is the everyone you were referring to?

I think we can be internally honest without sharing every damn thing with everyone.

The most honest real community would be where everyone is equal... each ones gifts being used according to what they have being given.

My parents have always taught me to treat everyone equally no matter how they choose to live their life and to be honest the people that I run into who judge people the most are the ones who believe they've been saved.

This country was founded on freedom of religion and individual rights... i personally don't give a hoot... what denomination a individual is as long as he or she is a good honest caring American citizen... I remember JFK, everyone said no one would vote for a Catholic..

News flash: White Christian conservatives (be honest, those are generally the people everyone is referring to when they say «Christian» in these kinds of discussions) do not make distinctions about anyone who isn't in their wacky little country club... EVER.

He's honest to a fault, and he is not a modern republican «the republican that everyone loves to hate», but a Libertarian.

Ideally, everyone should be able to be honest about their thoughts and doubts.

If we are honest and we take a moment to read through them, it doesn't take much to see that everyone has broken at least one of them at some time of our lives.

-- 2) lincoln was honest according to what was written about him by friends but everyone who knew him personally is dead.