Sentences with phrase «knows everyone thought»

Lord knows everyone thought I was crazy to continue to exercise while only taking in the 1,100 calories of the Cleanse.

Honestly, I know everyone thinks that pulses are hard to cook from scratch, but lentils are a whole different beast.

I know everyone thinks «it's not going to happen to me» but you really don't ever know how far away you are from a drama.

Not exact matches

Each situation is different, obviously, but I think the toughest challenge is making sure everyone knows the plan and is on the same page and moving in the right direction to reach our goals.

I think only in the past year or so, I've been like, no, everyone has their own journey, and they're doing their own thing.

After all, she's less likely to retort sharply, because she knows everyone in the audience will think she's a bitch if she does.

It was unbelievably misguided and unfair to apply the ROWE across the board, and if you are thinking about implementing this system, please know that it can't be applied to everyone.

«Steve, of everyone I've known in life, could be the most avid proponent of some position and within minutes or days if new information came up you would think he'd never, ever thought that before -LSB-...] He was a pro at this,» says Cook.

The important thing is that your team knows your preferred work style so everyone is thinking toward that same goal.

You know not everyone will appreciate your sharing your thoughts and feelings.

I started thinking I had to offer everything to everyone, I hate to say «no».

The know - it - all thinks she's at a meeting of one, with everyone else serving as her audience.

Everyone knows the famous Apple slogan, «Think Different,» but few actually do it in their startup or innovation.

«Everyone thinks they know waste, because we deal with garbage every day,» says Liboiron.

They love him and he knows how to leverage that, without worrying what everyone else thinks of him.

To borrow a punch line from Duke professor Dan Ariely, artificial intelligence is like teenage sex: «Everyone talks about it, nobody really knows how to do it, everyone thinks everyone else is doing it, so everyone claims they are doing itEveryone talks about it, nobody really knows how to do it, everyone thinks everyone else is doing it, so everyone claims they are doing iteveryone thinks everyone else is doing it, so everyone claims they are doing iteveryone else is doing it, so everyone claims they are doing iteveryone claims they are doing it.»

«You think you know everyone,» says John Mahar, director of operations and a 21 - year Green Hills veteran, «until you see the reports.

If you don't know where to start, just think about what differentiates your company from everyone else's.

But I was just amazed by how everyone, young and old wanted to be involved... and was so deeply enriched and touched by the experience and the laughter and the love I experienced from the people I met and how women would in particular open their hearts to me and tell me the stories of where they've come from, particularly because I have the language and was coming there as a woman and just how touched they were that I was there as a woman from England who's learned the language and who's an artist and running this project and come all the way to see them so they didn't feel forgotten I think that was pretty much what they felt... that their stories were being heard so they don't feel forgotten knowing the tents would be around the world.

But they did share one little trait: The ruthless ability to say «no» to what everyone else was thinking at the moment.

I don't know how it became everyone's goal in life to squeeze every second of every minute of every day and become some sort of productivity ninja robot, but I really can't think of anything more inhuman and, ironically, more unproductive.

We discovered the new rules of divorce that everyone should know before they even think about getting married.

You've put a lot of thought into it, you've considered all of the angles and you're confident that it's going to be a great money - maker / efficiency - booster / whatever, but no matter how good the merits of your idea, the difference between hugely successful people and everyone else is the amount of prep they do before they pitch any idea.

Kuske thinks small - business owners have a couple of options to cater to this sort of work, both of which can be successful: «You've got to think about where's the space where someone is going to go do two or three hours of concentrated work alone and everyone knows not to interrupt them.

«Associates who sell our shoes stopped telling the story, because they thought everyone knew it.»

We think that everyone in financial services — from banks and traditional payment systems to insurance carriers and exchanges, central counterparty clearinghouses, and settlement systems — should know and care about Bitcoin.

And I just think, you know what, everyone lost something in your community.

As a final note; I have come to observe that while everyone desire the entrepreneurial life style, only few know and think the process through — step by step.

If everyone in your group knows each other fairly well, have each member think of potential passive income streams for everyone else based on their knowledge of the person's interests and assets.

You should also not invest in stocks if you don't know how to think about market prices — to buy when everyone else is selling and sell when everyone else is buying.

Haley Zink, a 21 - year - old community college student who helped to organize a «sibling march» in St. Louis, Missouri, had a message for those who think this movement is just a bunch of loud kids: «I want to it be clear to everyone that, no we are not.»

You think it helps people to be a member of your religion, but you are just saddling them with a monstrous fraud that weighs them down with fraudulent nonsense nobody understands and that everyone interprets individually no matter what you say or what your religion is called.

You get to practice your silly religion all you like, it's just when you attempt to inject that into my school, my courthouse or my government that I will stand up and shout in your face, so don't act all surprised when it happens like «Oh, well, we just didn't know, we thought everyone wanted us to force our religion on the rest of society...»

That is not true in my experience as everyone I know who quit going to church did it because they think the bible is complete nonsense, and that Jesus was not the son of god.

Lord knows, HE certainly thinks that everyone should believe exactly what he should believe.

I know it's a shocking revelation, but everyone thinks for themselves.

I mean, people might know who was gay, but often people in churches think they know everyone else's sin, so that doesn't seem much different.

And for those of you who think of themselves as the» know it all kind» and everyone else is ignorant, whether you like it or not God created you and the universe, now if you don't see that then that is the ultimate ignorance.

I thought atheists were so much smarter than everyone else — just ask them (no don't bother, they'll let you know themselves).

I thought everyone knew that.

Apparently you aren't as hard core as you want everyone to think you are... start with the book of John, that'd be in the Bible, in the New Testament (but you probably already knew that)

All of our lives are inevitably heading in the same direction — I think everyone knows that.

I know Romney performed better than McCain among evangelicals, but I still think it's much easier for the Republican Party to win a presidential election with a candidate with fervent evangelical support (this requires the rather delicate trick of not scaring the daylights out of everyone else in the country).

I am the first in line to step up to the plate to help someone in need (a friend told me about a homeless man living under bridge in a small town of 1500... everyone knew he was there; police, mayor and other community members, though NO one did a thing, I personaly went bought a sleeping bag and 100.00 worth of food, storage bags and toiletries and whatever I thought he may need and this is the first time brought up.)

Christians, on the other hand, who seem to think the own everything and can tell everyone what to do, need to be treated like any other aggressive neurotic children — firmly denied each and every anti-social desire they have no matter how much they whine or throw a temper tantrum.

Finally someone brings up what no one else would say but which everyone knows to the be truth: (A) that what has happened in the Middle East / Africa over the past year is really nothing special, (B) that Obama is at fault if you think otherwise and (C) that Obama smokes and / or encourages crack.

Griz, Yes, Griz, there is a head case who is using my posting name of CatholicMom and has done it on other sites also; he thinks he is hurting me but it is not just Catholics who are on here, too; but once everyone knows he is doing this, it is real easy to see «who is who» and you can skip over his comments... no problem.

Taken that the reality is an invisible God that isn't evident to everyone, and a plain declaration in the Bible that God is supposedly so alien that no human could possibly know his mind, I frankly find it puzzling how any believer can have confidence in what this being actually thinks without falling to wishful thinking, can you?

snobs, think they know it all, life is short my friend treat everyone with gentleness and respect.

If there is a loving god, he / she would make himself known so that everyone could enjoy the benefits and god could get the worship everyone seems to thinks he is so desperate for.