Sentences with word «hooey»

Final verdict: This three days to be fully potty trained is a bunch of hooey in our house.
While Ms. Carter may be full of hooey in her claim that her adoption consent was the product of «emotional duress,» the family court's ability to deny her right to present this claim clearly exasperated the Supreme Court.
The rest of the document is a pastiche of feel - good hooey cloaked in inclusionary jargon.
Or any of that ole hooey about the «Federal» reserve being privately owned which is a clever trick in itself.
There is an awful lot of hooey peddled around regarding the so - called «unfilmable novel».
«Some [veterinarians] think it's total hooey because there hasn't been as much science behind it.
The dedication ceremony took place June 23, 2015, where Former Austin O. Hooey Dean of Veterinary Medicine Michael Kotlikoff, the Goldners, and others spoke to the impact Nemo has made.
-- Michael Kotlikoff, VMD, PhD, Austin O. Hooey Dean, College of Veterinary Medicine, Cornell University
Navigating with crystals isn't necessarily New Age hooey.
Much of it, as was established by Lt. Cmdr. George Washington DeLong, purest Hooey.
Anyone who believe this political vote pandering hooey coming out of the lieberals» mouths is a fool.
God is real, but man made religion is power tripping hooey.
He was a fallen angel... Well, purported to be a Fallen Angel, because it's just a bunch of hooey anyway.
Well, except for some, who research it to the point where they see all the holes and inconsistencies and realize it's just hooey.
Step back - into history - and find a scientist who believed in a flat earth and that bleeding ill people made sense and don't say science is such hooey, How can anyone believe in that «magic»?
The Dalai Lama can make me smile too, but that still doesn't mean that I believe in reincarnation, or any other Buddhist supernatural belief and more than Christian hooey.
Mitt actually believes the Mormon hooey.
As far as I am concerned, Mormons have every bit as much right to call themselves Christians as any other hooey based, religious, non-sense group of bigots.
You pretty much know that the bible is a bunch of made - up hooey when you are old enough to say «REALLY???» Some of us for reasons of family or community slogged along every Sunday morning, but when your heart's not in it, it's not in it.
The cheeseless crust worked wonderfully, couldn't have been happier with it, and I was able to add loads of hooey gooey melting cheese to my toppings!
I believed all this stuff was hooey until I got desperate enough to begin the all fat, protein and limited vegetable diet.
Last week, Mr Brown faced dissent within his own party, with the launch of an all - party campaign for an EU referendum, supported by Labour MPs including Kate Hooey, Gisela Stuart and Frank Fields.
Micah Lasher's Democratic primary opponent says Lasher talk of pushing a progressive agenda is hooey given that his former group, StudentsFirstNY, just spent $ 1.5 million on behalf of the Republican candidate against Democrat Todd Kaminsky in last week's special Senate election on Long Island.
«The problem with ceramics is that this brute - force solution compromises conductivity,» said Archer, the William C. Hooey Director and James A. Friend Family Distinguished Professor of Engineering and director of the Robert Frederick Smith School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering.
Colorful hooey has committed performances from the cast who remain straight faced amid preposterous situations.
Nonetheless, it seems safe to say that even without Hollywood accounting practices, this film never leaves the red, nor does it deserve to for its insulting hooey.
Mind you, she's far from the only child star to seemingly have the world at her feet, only to fall into a comfy - but - forgettable career of B - movie tat and straight - to - video hooey.
The Buzz: Were it not for the fact that this is being adapted from a graphic novel by Neil Gaiman, we'd be extremely suspicious, dazzling trailer or no — but we trust Gaiman, and this looks like it has just the right blend of action, fantasy hooey, and knowing comedy to make it work.
And because you can never have enough hooey, here's a little more: the «unfilmable novel» does not and never will exist.
Director Robert Benton's exploration of romance is insultingly simplistic and yet painfully convoluted, full of melodramatic non-revelations about the nature of love and subplots upon subplots that stack up to a bunch of love - and - lost hooey.
«Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool» has a premise that seems like pure Hollywood hooey: a faded film actress and Oscar winner, virtually forgotten in late middle age, takes up with an aspiring actor several decades her junior from the rough neighborhoods of England.
It runs on antidepressants and New Age spiritual hooey.
If you're intrigued by the potential learning applications of neuroscience, but find it hard to trust what's valid and what's marketing hooey — you're not alone.
Then at the beginning of the year there was a big hooey about «inappropriate» titles being available through third party websites and so WHSmith (a large book retailer in the UK which sells the Kobo platform) pulled ALL non-traditional published titles — regardless of content.
8) Finally, the «hooey alert
These are all items for sale now, (no pre-order hooey) and they're all affordable.
I certainly wouldn't expect Ms Szweda Jordan to cease scoffing at a «one man global content provider», but it would be nice if she were to take a similarly scofftastic attitude to the easily checkable hooey peddled by the likes of Michael Mann, instead of asking him questions like how he talks to his French poodle about the dangers of climate change.
Doing so would only strengthen Steve M's observation that the 0.75 «conservative» benchmark used in the SI is post hoc shootemup hooey.
Now Steyn has rounded up, literally, a book - full of impressively credentialed scientists who strongly imply â $» or declare outright â $» that, yes, Mann's hockey - stick graph is indeed so much fraudulent hooey.

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