Sentences with phrase «how much this comment»

You have no idea how much your comment means to me.

You have no idea how much your comments, likes and just reading my blog means to me.

Wow, Bird, I can not tell you how much this comment means to me.

I've never met a blogger that didn't * freaking love * getting comments on their posts, and I now know myself just how much those comments can be that extra push to keep believing in what you're doing, which is everything.

Hahahah you don't even know how much this comment made me laugh.

All day yesterday I kept thinking, «I wish they really knew how much their comments mean to me!»

Not exact matches

Facebook (fb) and MLB declined to comment on how much the new deal was worth, but Bloomberg News reported its value between $ 30 million to $ 35 million.

His comments about «the rubbing through the thighs» and «how much pressure is there» when some women wear Lululemon pants led critics to accuse Wilson of shaming women's bodies.

Scott's campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment about how much money had been raised so far.

Justin echoed those comments in an interview with Complex, saying that they acted like they were married, but that it was too much for how young they were.

While 3 - D printed fashion is as much a conceptual comment on how technology and fashion can influence each other, it's not always going to be relegated to such an exclusive set, according to Alpert.

Fleiss declined to comment on how much funding Code 8 expects to receive from Wal - Mart, though says that the amount is substantial.

Moore's campaign representatives did not respond to multiple requests for comment, either about how much money the campaign currently has or how they would finance the recount should they request one.

You'd also be surprised how much you can find out by simply allowing additional comments at the end.

, commenting on how much their cats love the flavor.

A reader commented on a recent post of mine: «I work so much that I sometimes don't know how to turn it off.»

Long before the Hogan trial took center stage, Gawker Media invested millions (Denton won't say how much exactly) in building a commenting and reader - blogging system it called Kinja, which Denton described as nothing less than an attempt to turn the publishing world on its head — to put readers on the same level with journalists and publishers.

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«Like others, I was skeptical at first, however Aspiration has won me over with excellent customer service... I enjoy the ability of being able to select how much I am able to contribute each month for having the account (can even be zero),» one investor, Brian C, commented in a Yelp review.

A representative would not comment on how much it expects to grow.

Rose's comments focus on how public so much of startup funding raising has already been for some time.

Andrew Coyne and Chantal Hebert were commenting on social media and how much garbage was being reported by the MSM about the election.

She has since apologized, saying the comment was «not reflective of who I am nor how much I care about every student who attends this school.»

It never seems to have crossed the mind of President Bush, or Rudy Giuliani, or the Times reporters who uncritically noted his comments, how much insurance actually costs.

It's also a good point brought up in the comment below: what distinguishes Google from the crowd, isn't so much the amount of money it spends on perks, but how deliberate the company seems to be in connecting that spending to overarching goals related to employee productivity and organizational culture.

Renting vs. owning in retirement Comment: Based on last week's retirement newsletter, I propose a sixth question to help narrow things down: How much «stuff» do you feel is necessary?

It appears that Palihapitiya made the comments just a day or two after Parker broadcast his own warnings in an interview with Axios, telling interviewer Mike Allen that the thought process behind building the social media giant was: «How do we consume as much of your time and conscious attention as possible?»

Meanwhile, your analysis in the last several comments seem spot on and I have learned much from how you write — thank you.

For you to hatefully comment on religious articles about how much you HATE religion is a lot like someone complaining of a headache while bashing their forehead with a mallet.

The fact that this Rubio's simple comment has sparked so much controversy speaks volumes to the amount of free speech we have in the US and how we use it.

See how much harsher the second comment is?

I wonder how much prayer and communion in the Holy Spirit occurred in your process because your comments reflect exactly what Thom is addressing.

My comments where directed at how a church community might deal with this situation, not so much the individual.

She's physically more like how Anne is described in the books, that's for sure — almost other - worldly, alien in her earnestness and her scrawniness and her big eyes that are too much for every adult to look into, always prompting comments on her appearance by the look of her.

A comment that stays with me from many years ago, when I first encountered contemplative prayer on a visit to a Carmelite monastery, is a friend's observation that none of us can know how much of what God is doing in the world is brought about in response to the prayers of people we don't know and never see.

So are you just another militant atheist troll who has to sound off about how much you disbelieve in the comment section of any and every article that even mentions religion?

This is how Andrews commented on the translation by Peet, a Malayalam scholar among the Travancore missionaries, on another missionary's lesson to a group of Pulayas: «I am afraid not much of the good advice has been understood.

Dala... Really, how much time do you think it takes to drop in, read a comment and reply, not long for me.

3) I like to leave comments because for so long there has been no public forum like the internet to spread how much nonsense belief in a god is.

time for me to leave my country for 5 years study (medical field)... and while i am i that country (China) once i intercourse with a prostitute (i am really shamefull)... then after few times i found another girl in facebook (from my hometown only) then fall in love with her and that loves get stronger day by day (she is a christian) and i told her that im not virgin and i had this girlfriend and i did with prostitute so she forgives me and ask me to lie new life... but still i havent leave my e girl friend (i found difficult to leave her, i do nt love her much, but i do nt know how i love her in first place, she is much older than me), my ex gf came to suspects about my new relationship via facebooks post, comments, likes and all and sometimes i did told her that i have this new friend... as time passes by, she realised it and she do nt talk to me anymore till now... and last time i went home i met my new girl friend and we intercourse....

Last night at a work party this exact comment came up about how when they visited the Vatican they were disgusted by by how much money they have and why they don't sell it and feed the poor.

He commented: «How much we can be proud of this is questionable: No blues and....

It's funny how you get to make these pejorative comments w / o getting moderated, but the nakedpastor censored me when I said sthg much less offensive.

Give it to»em with both barrels and be sure to let them know how much you like posting comments while you're at it.

The cross is a great comment on how we are supposed to act and also on how much God wants our accomplishments.

So no matter how much everyone on this comment list wants to modernize the church to their standards, they will still have to live up to God's in one way or another.

You may not know it, but this post is a small part of a much longer series on how to understand the violence of God in the Bible, and in those other posts I have presented ideas quite similar to what you are saying in your comment.

He commented: «How much we can be proud of this is questionable: No blues and jazz — and no rock «n roll — without race - based SLAVERY.

As to the question of the posting (wh / few comments answered), how much was he motivated by Christianity?

There is, frankly, way too much to discuss to make much progress in Jeremy's comment section, but if you look at that sketch I linked to above, you can ponder how it does or doesn't accord with your own understanding of things, and can tweet at me for further dialog.