Sentences with phrase «it happen to people»

Only one problem: those big breaks don't happen to people passively waiting.

Look «luck» up in the dictionary and you'll see this definition: «the things that happen to a person because of chance, the accidental way things happen without being planned.»

They happen to people actively doing.

«Working with Clarence was the toughest challenge in my career,» says Scott, «as the more you gave of yourself, the more was expected of you — seven days per week and always driven by a man whose own anger and frustration with what had happened to his people by «white guys» made him determined and impatient to advance his own nation's well - being.»

Rep. Tulsi Gabbard also took to CNN after the incident to say said she was concerned about what might've happened to people on the islands if it hadn't been a false alarm.

«I think since, really, I'm a conservative investor, that experience of being in debt and also the experience of seeing things happen to people who took too much financial risk and got hurt, led me to be pretty conservative — I'm a guy that looks for singles and not home runs,» Bach said.

And if you ask what should happen to the person who did «x» (in this case deflate the balls), the honest person is likely to recommend much stricter punishment.»

This can happen to people with both high and low levels of intelligence.

The reality is that things can happen to people that make it difficult to repay their loans — their relationships break down, or they lose their jobs, or a member of the family becomes too ill to work or even dies.

Sometimes, bad things really do happen to good people regardless of race, color, gender, etc. and sometimes bad things happen to people BECAUSE of those same identifiers.

Of it happens, it happens to people who pray a lot, or who give God priority in their lives.

How sad to claim to be a chaplain and not be able to tell a dying patient anything about the specifics on the other side of the veil; what will happen to a person who has died, what they will be doing, what is the exact nature of God and those who depart from this life.

I think what usually happens to these people when they are confronted with a convincing truth that challenges their present way of thinking is that they revert to a childish coping mechanism of regressing into a more secure but less mature belief system.

But these things can happen to people who are, and are not religious.

Lots of books have very imaginative ideas about what happens to people after they die.

We can't not blame God for bad things that happen to people but then praise God the next minute for the good things that happen.

Try to imagine a similar thing happening to a person close to you (a family member) and died in the recent past..

They didn't enslave Africans because of strong emotions about Africans, but because they wanted cheap labor, and they didn't care about what happened to the people they enslaved.

Jesus himself made it quite clear what happens to people who had not accepted him as their savior before death...

So if the Quran is so important that one needs to wash their hands before reading it, what happens to people who write in the book?

They didn't kill the indigenous people of the so - called «New World» because of strong emotions, but because they wanted indigenous land, and they didn't care about what happened to the people originally living here.

First, note that both texts seem to refer to something that happens to people after they die.

And that in turn is a clear claim that it is not a deliberate act but a thing that has happened to the person involved.

These sort of things happen to people, and often when they are far younger.

It is very specific about what happens to person when they get saved, but it never specifically mentions or warns about one losing their salvation.

We need to be more condemning of governments» actions toward what's happening to the people of Sudan.

We don't know what would've happened to these people if they'd stayed healthy or lived longer.

Instead of simply stating the law and reacting in panic when it is widely broken, those concerned for traditional moral wisdom would do much better to affirm the high possibility of the life of faithful love, and to understand with love what is happening to people in ghettoes, in college campuses, in the life of the family today.

Weigh in below with your own perspective on what happens to people who have never heard the Gospel.

Becoming an atheist is the most wonderful thing that can happen to a person, but for these «pastors» it means losing friends, family, and the income they made by telling their lies.

«Event» may have seemed impersonal, or at least something which might happen to a person rather than something which a person does.

When severely traumatic things happen to people they often invent fantasies so as not deal with the horrors that happen to them.

Also, google «dhimmi» for what happens to people who are oblivious to reality and do nt take action in time.

But one question that I have is, what happened to the people who died during the time after Jesus» birth, and the 33 years he lived before His crucifixion?

God hates sin, bad things happen to people that live in sin... even Christians... that fall into sin.

I've been a believer for a while, but lately I've been really bothered by thinking about what happens to people who never got a chance to hear about Jesus before they died.

Equations from God: Pure Mathematics and Victorian Faith by Daniel J. Cohen Johns Hopkins University Press, 256 pages, $ 50 It is tempting to treat mathematics as though it existed in a socio - historical vacuum, unaffected by what happens to people and societies.

Wow, so what you are saying is that bad things, suffering or catastrophies never happen to people who follow Jesus...?

You know it happens to people.

Of course, just a few verses later, when Chorazin and Bethsaida reject Him and His followers, Jesus announces judgment on them which will be greater than what happened to the people of Sodom, Tyre, and Sidon.

Ultimately, I fall back onto the love of Jesus, and know that whatever happens to people who have not heard (and even people who have heard, but rejected Jesus), it will be full of grace, love, and mercy.

What do you think of healing, especially when it happens to people who believe differently than you do?

What happened to people taking responsibility for the way they choose to live instead of expecting everyone else to make special arrangements for them?

The Bible states that fools hate instruction — well here is another example — also need to read what the Bible says will happen to people that make changes to the Holy inspired Word of God.

Al Cruise at least had a sporting shot at it — and so gave me the chance to show that it was at least as easy to prove * that nothing happens to a person after their death.

Bad things happen to people all around me, regardless of their faithfulness to God, regardless of their amount of faith.

«I thought I was kind of prepared for that,» he said of witnessing the transformation first hand, but «actually going and over the course of the year seeing what happens to people... there are people who you wouldn't recognized their facial structure, it's such a radical difference.»

Even if there is no serious sin in someone's life, bad things happen to all people, and when these things happen, the tendency of the average human being is to think that God is punishing them for something.

It is a little unclear to me what happens to people who die having rejected the teachings and practices of Mormonism.)

Being Lutheran, which I don't think is the worst thing that can happen to a person, my opinion is that Scripture is the judge of doctrine.