Sentences with phrase «just obey orders»

Create something, not just obey orders, not just fulfill some sort of social role.

Just like the Egyptian soldiers (just obeying orders) when the red sea was un-parted.

Not exact matches

But just recently I learn that Elijah was good at obeying orders but did more than God asked him to do and was always tired because of this.

But, seriously, how likely is that to happen within a borough like Queens County, where the murky waters of cronyism, nepotism, favoritism, corruption, graft, cover up, favoritism and a reckless disregard for law, order and obeying their constituents just keep getting swampier by the minute.

According to court documents, Rodriguez refused to obey the orders of police who had blocked off a path he was trying to take at Maiden Lane and Broadway just before 2 a.m.

Bartoletti says it would be better to obey the court order and fully fund all the schools than just single out a few kids to save.

The looming reduction in the number of seats has given the Class of 2010 a sharp incentive to be more than just order - obeying pager - slaves.

With a powerful story of justifying a young Kilo Squads actions where it's a situation of obey orders and possibly die, or «trust your guts» — this just had me engrossed in the action as well as the decisions each character took on their journey to reach their conclusion.

Since Disney characters have concrete personalities, I want them to act according to their own thoughts instead of just giving them an order and having them obey like in the Final Fantasy series.

Some are obeying orders, some are rushing for lifeboats, but all too many are insisting that it's just a drill and they don't have to get out of their nice warm bunks!

And for those of you that think I should have just knuckled down, been a good soldier, and meekly obeyed orders and gone off to help kill gooks?

Just this (lmin, lmax) interval specifies the possible range for the highest values of l within the waveguide's interior between the TPs, in order that the condition l ∼ lm be obeyed (necessary condition iv in ref.

Did they really have twisted morality or were they just blindly obeying orders from «authority»?