Sentences with phrase «little simple truth»

And if I'm feeling really fancy, I'll add a little Simple Truth Organic ® raw honey to the yogurt.

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The truth is that too many of these stocks, many of which trade for as little as $ 0.0001 per share, are pump - and - dump scams, plain and simple.

The real truth is a little simpler: «the mortgage interest deduction is the great government subsidy of modern times.»

The simple truth is, «hate» is far too big a word to be thrown around with such little discretion.

Those who want to take their stand here but also a little bit over there, who identify intelligence with complexification, and who believe truths are never simple would benefit by reading Horowitz but probably won't.

The truth is that if you can do a little research, measure properly and use simple tools like a screwdriver, hammer, glue and drill - YOU can avoid paying thousands of dollars in labor and product mark ups by doing it yourself!

I like to eat them by themselves, but if I'm feeling extra fancy, I'll dip the dried fruit in a little plain Simple Truth ® greek yogurt.

Here are a few things that may give you a little insight about the person I am - what you make of it is up to you.I know more now what I want, which truth be told, is the simpler things.

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Because more than anything, Cate Henry needs her little brother to know this one simple truth: She's not the crazy one and never has been.

It's axiomatic, but its surprising how often travelers forget this simple little truth.

I could have made up something elaborate, a cunning lie, but the simple truth is that the past few weeks have been a little tough for me, leading to something that I had always assumed was a bit of a myth: writers block.

In truth these dynamic systems have very little impact, and simple scripts could have been used to handle the transitions from day to night so on.

Hank Willis Thomas is trying to break the frame or at least blurs the lines, so people could realize that truth is maybe a little more complicated than the simple story we've been told.

Its premise is simple, though, as much for its insight as its truth: «The biggest problem with conflict in our organisations... is not that there is too much of it but rather that there is too little.

You might think you're getting away with a little truth - stretching if you keep your fibs simple and believable.

The truth is, the little things, like simple gestures of affection, matter so much more than who does laundry.