Sentences with phrase «hell of a leap»
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It is a great leap of logic to go from the possibility of a creator to the existence of a soul, or heaven, or hell
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it's irrational to make the logical leap from the possibility of a creator, to the certainty of a heaven and a hell and judgement
For me, the leap was when I made the commitment to rational thought and to follow the evidence wherever it may lead me, even if it scared the hell out of me.
Prove your god, heaven, hell, etc exist or shut your trap... only the mentally ill and children have imaginary friends, given that you're not likely a child you would be best advised to seek the local asylum and get medicated for your delusions before you cause damage to the world or better yet, take a leap of faith and then tell us if your imaginary friend exists you gullible fool!!
After fostering her skills, she decided to take a major leap of faith and compete in the 15th season of HELL»S KITCHEN.
Saints Row IV: Re-Elected + Gat out of Hell find you leaping over buildings, singing songs, fight in a 2D side - scroller, cure cancer, save Santa Claus... all this and more awaits you when you play Saints Row IV: Re-Elected, a special bundle that includes Saints Row IV and all of its» DLC.
Little does he know, he's taken a flying leap out of the frying pan and smack dab into the fires of hell by attending the last movie marathon he'll ever see.
A career that began in TV journalism quickly took the leap across the pond to deliver a one - two punch of breathtakingly assured masterpieces with actor Lee Marvin in the form of Point Blank and Hell in the Pacific.
It's a hell of a choice to make, and the fact that Sony first - party developer Polyphony opted to keep Gran Turismo on the PlayStation 3 for one more game shows just how tricky that next - gen leap obviously is.
This does a couple of really neat things: first, it gives combat a fast - paced, bullet - hell feel to it as Dandara leaps from surface to surface, firing and dodging projectiles.
Donna's drivel is replete with stupidity, strained allusions, confused analogies, leaps of logic, trivia and bad faith (and what the hell is with the numbers??).