Sentences with phrase «forget about his flaws»
But you might just forget about those flaws the first time you burst through the air and Ground - Pound a group of unsuspecting aliens — trust me.
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We're slow to forgive other's flaws while expecting them to forget about ours.
... Many people expected evangelicals would forget about the issues and vote only on the character flaws of the two candidates, if they voted at all.
They assume my messiness is laziness, or some other character flaw, and that forgetting diaper wipes means I don't care about my kids.
«We put an unbelievable amount of ridiculous time consuming pressure on women to care so much about their flaws they forget how truly beautiful they (you) are today,» Lawley wrote.
I could continue to ramble more about its flaws — let's not forget absurd dialogue like «It's useless to dream, because nothing ever changes!»
It also corrects the major flaw of Iron Man (2008), which forgot about characters during its final battle, concentrating on the clashing and clanging of two digital blips.
I forgot to mention of of the biggest flaws in the Tinker Tailor film which wasn't in the TV series or book, i.e. — MAJOR SPOILER — Jim Prideaux / Mark Strong acknowleged that he suspected that the mole was who he was before he went on his mission and told the mole about the mission beforehand, therefore setting himself and his agents up.
The new HR - V is by no means perfect, yet there are so many great traits in this little Honda which make you forget about the minor flaws.
Edit your book, forget about it and then go back and edit it again; the second time it will be easier to see and correct any flaws.
Popular investment gurus told us to forget about trying to beat the market and to forget about relying on our flawed intuition.
This is all really empowering stuff and it's gratifying enough to forget about any of its flaws and frustrations, at least for a moment.
Alejandro J. Garcia, Summer Associate, Steptoe: «All too often we become so attached to our personal writing eccentricities that we forget to be critical and honest about our drafting flaws.