Sentences with phrase «is the height of»
To many, programming a smartphone to hail taxis or track flights is the height of modern innovation, but honestly?
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Growing up in Arizona, that's what he thought was the height of achievement.
At that time, stuffing cheese into the crust was the height of pizza technology.
It makes sense; the point of sale is the height of customer euphoria.
It was the height of the Civil Rights era, and Angelou was expressing her...
It is the height of arrogance to suggest that there is no possibility of a Supreme Being.
-------- Now bob, that is the height of arrogance.
It also assumes that anyone at any time who was religious is a «rube» when that belief might have been the height of sophistication at the time... might even be today in a well enough constructed religion.
Instead, it is the height of abandonment of Christianity, a true folly, a deception which seeks to suck the souls of every person by using evil to tempt them into this mentality.
Christians are the ones who have this superiority complex you're describing.To say someone is going to hell because they don't believe in your religion is the height of arrogant.
It is the height of arrogance to insist that this time of year is reserved for Christmas.
There's something broken in the Islamic world, something wrong in a deep, widepsread and pervasive kind of way and to ignore that or to act like it isn't happening is the height of naivety, stupidity.
That is the height of illogic.
It's the height of blasphemy to use God for such purposes, yet Jews and Christians do it all the time as if it was second nature.
Using history from decades or centuries ago to condemn a group of people today is the height of true prejudice and bigotry.
Catholicism is the height of Christianity.
To suggest to the churches, which, Negro as well as white, are already deeply involved in covert violence in this country and overt violence abroad, that they should violently take up arms against violence — that is, against themselves — is the height of political naïveté.
Demanding that Mormons stop practicing proxy baptism is the height of arrogance and intolerance.
That ought to be the heights of hypocrisy!
«It's the height of epistemic arrogance,» says Adrienne Asch, an ethicist at Wellesley College, of Singer's approach.
He stated somewhere (I can't find it now) that to consign someone like this woman to hell for not knowing all the Biblical facts about Jesus that are on a man - made list is the height of legalism.
That's the real world though in the religious community for some reason this is the height of «truth.»
One can readily imagine that in the days before Sanforization it was the height of housewifely folly to patch a garment that had been worn, wetted and shrunk with a piece of unshrunken cloth.
To dismiss or ridicule that opinion is the height of academic hubris.
When hoping for no more incursions into First - Amendment rights is the height of our ambition, we live in a day of small things, methinks.
I find that — ant you — to be the height of arrogance.
As an individual I seek peace when at all possible with all men and I protect and nurture the defenseless and believe that acheiving a perfect article of belief that states war or defense is immoral is the height of prideful arrogance coming from a mere mortal as I myself and others are.
It is the height of weirdness to expect people who don't know Jesus to act like they do especially when we can't get our own house in order.
It is the height of weirdness to expect people who don't know Jesus to act like they do.
That to me is the height of dysfunction.
To think that mankind is the predilect object of Creation is the height of delusional arrogance.»
To quote hitler for truth is the height of stupidity.
It's a good thig you don't judge or stereotype, because that is the height of intellectual laziness!
Much of that has to do with the fact that Pentecostalism was formed in the early 1900's which was the height of the temperance movement, just before Prohibition.
To void this command is the height of arrogance, claiming to know better than Christ.
It would be the height of arrogance to demand God provide another way.
«Proof - texting» is the height of sloppy, lazy exegesis.
The tower of Babble would have been the heights of godlessness lead by Nimrod.
This is the height of hypocrisy.
Starting a new one to align with one's fantasy is the height of arrogance.
«JC in Western U.S.» channeled the spirit of these Puritans (and of Barth) when he wrote, «If there is a God, and if He is omnipotent, omnipresent, and omniscient, it would be the height of arrogance for any mere human to claim to know His will.»
If there is a God, and if He is omnipotent, omnipresent, and omniscient, it would be the height of arrogance for any mere human to claim to know His will.
It is the height of arrogance as well as folly for professionals in the field of mental health to ignore actual involvement of the community in the administration of community mental health.
It would be the height of pride to think because we can come up with a scenario about God that other humans can't answer, that we have proven something about God.
It's the height of arrogancy to just ASSUME you know until you have ABSOLUTE empirical evidence.
It was the height of summer in the forest land, and sultry humid days did not help.
And, if a Democrat votes for a black man to represent them as President of the United States, it is the height of diversity and progressivism.
This is why, in my opinion, it is the height of idolatry to say, as some Calvinists do, that «Calvinism is the gospel, and the gospel is Calvinism.»
Your whole answering post is the height of stupidity; and has NOTHING to do with what hippypoet posted.
It is the height of squash season right now, and so fresh local zucchinis are super cheap.