Sentences with phrase «last sentence really»

Larry, your last sentence really says so much about our practices.

I agree with the first commentator — that last sentence really says it all.

I'm sorry, but that last sentence really makes me shudder.

Your last sentence really hit me.

Not exact matches

I realize this last sentence may have caused several of you to vomit in your mouths, but there really is something to this band beyond the uber - hipster hype.

It is the reality of what is potential, in its character of a real component of what is actual» (PR 103; italics added), We need now a clearer grasp of the nature of this potentiality and if we really understand what Whitehead means in this last sentence, when he refers to the character of this potentiality as «a real component of what is actual,» then we will understand the nature of the extensive continuum much more clearly.

thinking about the first sentence of this post versus the last really made me smile, and i can certainly relate.

Don't be scared by that last sentence if you are a mom - to - be, not everyone has that experience, and even if you do that gorgeous newborn staring back at you has no idea you are a hot mess, and he / she will look so deliciously cute you really won't notice it... much.

That last sentence is really interesting and I'd love to read more about it — do you have a source that you could link to, or remember where you read it?

I hadn't really considered PCOS as an issue until I was at a conference last week where the medical faculty knew right away when I said PCOS and WW in the same sentence what was probably happening.

And the fact that I could write that last sentence without cringing is evidence that the movie pulls that off really well.

I never really finished the first sentence of that last paragraph.

Hugh Howey: Data Guy's last sentence here is the nail in the coffin, really.

Your username fits like the glass shoe fit Cinderella, just change «annoyed» to «annoying» Also, was your last sentence sarcasm because i'm pretty sure what you describe is really 99 % of movies and games.

The really interesting question, to follow on the last sentence of the story, is: what if you're an Indian kid looking for a light to read by — and also living near the rising ocean, or vulnerable to the the range expansion of dengue - bearing mosquitoes, or dependent on suddenly - in - question monsoonal rains.

And on your thread in reply to my comment you called acid rain damage deniers crackpots, so there is a definitional difference here for sure.Your last two sentences are key, as I think it would be part of Judy's case that the community are really pretty terrible at that — to the point of being dogmatic, perhaps?

That last sentence is so important — we really do work at being collaborative.

The last part of that sentence was very important because believe it or not, there are plenty of attorneys who put «traffic ticket attorney» on their marketing material, but don't really do this as a major or exclusive part of their practice.

I really love your last sentence.

whilst I can't really justify changing the perfectly fine floor at the moment there is talk that we will be replacing it (one day) which just might be the excuse I need to try painting it first (if you are my husband and you are reading this that whole last sentence was just a typo).