Sentences with phrase «goes to show something»

This goes to show something will need to change sooner or later.

It just goes to show something we've said for a long time: Teachers aren't the problem — union bosses are.

«I'm going to show you something.»

Before I start I am going to show you something pretty.

We are going to show them something that is off to the side.

So, I'm going to SHOW you something.

Today, we are going to show you something floral as well.

On live television, she announces that «I have proof and tonight I'm going to show you something to make you believe,» and then proceeds to transform into a werewolf on live television.

«Every case is going to show us something new about our characters, it's going to show us something about what we've developed in the comic, which is a pretty sprawling mythology about superheroes,» said Bendis.

Hope you're going to show something about that game as well.

All we knew was that they were going to show something new for Nintendo Switch at 5:00 pm... Read more»

Today I am going to show you something brilliant.

Not exact matches

He recalled how he and his family got into town for the first time late at night, and because of something that went wrong in the move, they all went to a late showing at the theater to kill time.

Not only does thinking about what you're going to say next take your attention away from the speaker, hijacking the conversation shows that you think you have something more important to say.

The Iodine story goes something like this: Every day, medicine fails people — people in real pain, mentally and physically — because they are given prescriptions that, research has shown, are unlikely to work for them.

If she said she was going to do something — whether it was submit edits to a report by noon or show up for a meeting at 2, she did it.

But I went with an incomplete set of figures to show something else: Canadian trade with Mexico is comfortably above trend even with the missing month of data.

In interviews, Wright has said his idea for the film was to be a standalone film, something that may not have gone over well since Disney and Marvel have been very particular about connecting its films — and TV show — into a larger franchise engine.

There was the founder who had a term sheet from an American investor canceled after the investor saw something on the Internet about a protest in Argentina; the founder who had given up 80 percent of his company to secure seed capital; and the founder who was so strapped for cash that he had had to raise an angel funding round just to go to a trade show in San Francisco.

«I think we're going to look for something that's very different and very creative, so try to come up with the most creative way to show a celebratory face,» he says.

To provide something of a bellwether of how voting may go, HSBC's chief UK economist Simon Wells and his team have provided a useful table showing some of the key areas that could help determine whether Britain stays in or leaves the EU.

«It goes to show that there's still money in the market, but you have to have something special.»

When something goes wrong, it's easy to let emotions run the show.

«If I'm going to lose my 10 bucks or my 20 bucks, show me something,» says Kallos.

Adgate admits that Colbert is «going to offer something different» in terms of the show's tone and he will likely score the occasional viral hit online — more so than Letterman, who essentially took a pass on packaging content for the web — but, it will likely, ultimately, be a race for runner - up.

Numerous behavioural finance studies have shown that investors get attached to stocks, making them reluctant to sell when something goes wrong.

I don't want to get all corny and try to make the show sound like something it's not, but these people really do go through a journey.

Online sales account for just two per cent of the company's business, but Rosen notes that «there's not an hour that goes by in our store without someone showing us our website on their iPhone and asking us where to find something on the floor.»

It may not show on the income tax but will show up when you go to the movies, or buy something else.

All of which goes to show that Trump and #NeverAgain leaders do agree on something — the Second Amendment itself.

Something that many business owners find along the way is that sometimes your goals in entrepreneurship is longer than we expect it to be, but as today's guest shows us, you just need to keep going.

The second time we looked at this, we saw the Findus twist bring new energy to the story and as the chart shows, Tesco's Buzz score — which tracks whether consumers have heard something positive or negative about a brand — went further down and is only showing the very first signs of recovery in the last week.

You don't need to go all out, but a little something shows you care and goes a long, long way to keep spirits high.

I have heard this conversation many times behind closed doors in Hollywood, and it goes something like this: «It's boring to show young upstarts typing away on computers, so how can we spice this up for TV?»

So, you know, the idea that they're going to do something in this atmosphere is — history doesn't show that that'll happen.

i want to show you something and i was like no god i» m comfortable here he say'd you got ta come out of the boat or your gonna miss what i have for you..

I have attempted to show that Hartshorne overestimates the argumentative power of his rationalistic principles in the process of eliminating other philosophical positions, and that genuine empirical criteria are inevitable if metaphysics is going to be something more than pure speculation.

In the graciousness of the book (something often lacking when people engage Emergent, no names but...), in its passionate for the Scriptures, in its understanding that true faith shows itself in love, in its acceptance of the many things postmodernism has going for it without capitulating to todays culture, and especially in the willingness to both take on and unite both sides, Wittmer has written something here to be commended for, and something that all believers no matter what side they lean toward would do well to read.

What could have benefitted me in those days was to have been asked, after having been shown Aron - style how the idea applied so poorly to specific historical examples, the following: «isn't there something in this idea that goes well beyond what pacifism itself logically demands?»

Sure, he could kill em by shooting fire or something, but where's the fun in that when he can just tell some people to go kill some other people, or better yet, he needs witnesses to show off right?

I don't care if a scientist is a Christian, Muslim, Republican, German, or what, if they are going to assert something to be true, they best have the evidence to at least show something to be highly probable, otherwise, it's meaningless.

This just shows that there are some engeneers out there who need to go back to school and actually learn something.

I thought it was serious so I went and saw the school's business manager and the headmaster and told them I needed to show them something urgently.

Just goes to show how ridiculous people are to ignore the basic instinct to survive for something that isn't even valid.

Gingrich is coming across very whiny about all the negative ads that people wouldn't air if they had to show them to their grandchildren (or something), and anyway, who are you going to believe on Freddie Mac, your eyes, common sense, and the evil Mitt Romney ads or Newt Gingrich?

When they themselves must agree that the world is broken that something has going wrong, that the world is not the way it is suppose to be (just look at the largest section in any book store — self help) and refuse to show the world how aid should be provided if they think the Christians have it so wrong.

I guess that we do need to see more of the picture, but I have things like a budget for a mega church that was floating around the internet a couple months ago showing something like 80 % of their offering going toward staff and facilities going through my head.

Just goes to show, the Romans don't really believe what they say about transubstantiation or they would be doing something else about someone else's «blood».

But there is something of a difference between gluttony, greed etc. and homosexuality as far as the church's reaction goes (and this is far from saying that the church has dealt with homosexuality in a good way), and that is the fact that there is a massive movement within and without the church, not to show that homosexuality is a sin like any other, but to show that it is not a sin at all.

If you go to post something and it goes to the heading of the page it will not post but if it goes to the what you have written and shows it in the existing thread then it will post.