Sentences with phrase «just proved your point»

You just proved my point.

and you are just proving his point by making that comment

And whatever dirt you people spill on Israel doesn't matter a bit — it just proves my point.

But have just proved her point instead.

If you had to read that last sentence over again because it sounded like I was saying the same thing twice, you just proved my point.

it very very easy to reason with us - just prove your point.

Sorry but this just proves my point.

@The truth: Your tirade has just proven my point.

Well, Ted Haggard might just prove your point.

If you really don't understand that we have multiple theories of gravity and that they all have flaws, then you've pretty much just proven my point that you have no idea what you're talking about.

Again, just proves my point that money is nothing.

This story just proves my point that flawed thinking people think the answer is to leave the organization they have a problem with rather then stay and fight to make it better and be a positive representative of that organization.

Real Madrid, Barca, Man United, Man City, Liverpool, Chelsea etc etc are so ambitious that if they do not win a trophy after one or two seasons, the manager get sacked (Don't necessarily agree with it but just proving a point).

It just proves my point.

Crying about it just proves my point.

But that just proves the point that he has been wasteful.

But doesn't their lack of involvement just prove my point?

You just proved my point, namely that you believe vile and inaccurate stereotypes of women who choose C - sections and that you also believe mental illness should preclude women from having babies, even when that mental illness has no bearing on the woman's ability to raise a child.

Plus, given the fact that she has said in the past that crying will strengthen our daughters lungs just proves my point.

And most of the replica Christian Louboutin reviews I received so far just proved my point.

... and the two outsiders are Mobile dating (11.6 %) and Events calendar (8.2 %) that just proves the point that dating market is very different from the social networking one.

Or maybe just prove a point: Even with the training wheels off, the Charger Hellcat is perfectly capable of burying its less - civilized side — though never so deeply that it can't be accessed with a quick tap of the right foot.

* fans self * And see, if someone with your level of success even struggles with this, it just proves my point that it's all about perspective!

Honestly, you've just proven my point that most people don't understand what beta readers do.

But, this just proves your point that one must be knowledgeable and honest about prospects before going into something like this.

Surely enough, the iPad's sales figures a few months from now may just prove that point.

If it were to be 10 % more expensive because you're in Milwaukee (it's not, by the way, we're just proving a point) then it might cost $ 16.50 a month.

[Whereas in the US low - tax gas prices go up & down like a stripper's knickers, but consumers still complain... which just proves my point!]

I think you just proved my point.

No, you're just proving my point.

@KnucklesSonic8 - That's just proving my point.

Sir Paul Nurse is correct that science is under attack and it seems your article just proves the point.

Isn't it pathetic that an institution can force someone to have to resort to this so they can just prove a point.

That you claim to have read his work and come away with the impression of credibility in this area just proves my point.

If it were to be 10 % more expensive because you're in Milwaukee (it's not, by the way, we're just proving a point) then it might cost $ 16.50 a month.

This move of Reco's just proves their point.

you just proved my point:)

I never usually comment on these things because I have far more important things to do... however, I find that spending any money to just prove a point on the net is a complete waste of money...» mine and yours together as members»!!

The fact that most of you will say — hey buddy, that's sales — you better get used to it and learn the tricks if you want to succeed, just proves my point.

Not exact matches

But just getting to that point where they could sell in Brazil had proven to be a big challenge.

Rather than just a gadget event, MWC is proving to be the meeting point where new and better ways of connecting people and things are coming to fruition.

I should first mention that these examples are just to present the point of random distribution and to prove the point that we never know when we'll hit a winner or loser.

And with the U.S. president in full - blown Art of the Deal negotiating mode on tariffs and the North American Free Trade Agreement, there are trade statistics to prove just about any point.

At many points in this very unusual period (like 1988, 1996, 2003, and 2013) long - term bonds would have proven to be just as good a choice as stocks.

He was just trying to prove a point by making SYRIZA look unconstructive.

It's just a shame that we haven't come to the point in society where it should be required that those who make decisions must meet certain, more highly regulated, fool proof, corruption resistant criteria proving their intellect and open mindedness as well as weeding out individuals with preconceived notions, racist, sexist or religiously or other discriminative views (even if they themselves don't believe they are discriminative in their beliefs... this happens more than many people realize) and overall ignorant minds.

They will too just to try and prove their point.

Just to prove a point, it'd be cool for some atheist to start a church or join one and become the leader and build up its membership and then break the news of the experiment as kindly as possible.

If those are the best examples of the attacks on Christians you just proved Primewonks point.

Now, I'm in no way saying that those pieces of evidence prove beyond doubt that any of those three religions are true, just pointing out that saying there is «no evidence» of any of the stories is a bit off.