Sentences with phrase «missing entire points»

The movie goes in depth in certain points while missing entire points completely.

So when you say to yourself «it's only 10 minutes,» you miss the entire point of time.

David, I wonder if you missed the entire point of this essay.

I pitty that you just missed the entire point of the story.

As long as we Christians keep arguing about words, we are missing the entire point of the teachings of Jesus... and we should go immerse ourselves in His teachings some more.

The most rebellious thing a person can do is NOT go along with prevailing culture, and by getting tattoos for no real purpose other than consanguinity with that culture is really to miss the entire point of the gospel.

And when you try to explain that you are not disagree with God, but that you just understand the Bible differently, then they start accusing you of not believing in inspiration, or not believing the Bible is inerrant, or any number of things which completely miss the entire point.

You've missed my entire point.

Luke - You miss the entire point.

Leaving aside lame arguments as to whether it provides some type of support for the Abrahamic religions, the author seems to have missed the entire point of the new discovery.

Oh, and by the way, you completely missed the entire point of the article.

I either miss what you are trying to say, or you miss the entire point of this conversation.

You miss the entire point of what it means to be intelligent.

Jesus loved theology and Bible study as much as the next person; but Jesus never loved theology and Bible study more than the next person, for if theology and Bible study does not lead us to love the next person, we have missed the entire point.

No offense intended, but you missed the entire point.

But of course, this argument misses the entire point of your disagreement with me about what happens to unfruitful branches.

You miss the entire point of charity.

And could it be that if we have missed the entire point of the Gospel, then our evangelistic appeals are not really evangelistic after all?

Could it be that in trying to summarize and boil down the Gospel to fit within a nice 4 - point booklet, 3 - point sermon, or 6 - point message, we have actually missed the entire point of the Gospel?

(as in the school of the prophets in the old testament) This author is missing the entire point of the scripture, and it's not a bunch of rules of can and can't do.

You miss the entire point of a «higher power» friend.

Ultimately we miss the entire point of the topic because people are angry.

If so you missed the entire point.

In the end, the problem was just as bad as before: the creeds and confessions of the church caused us to completely miss the entire point of the Gospel and the teaching of Jesus.

John the Baptist came on the scene explaining how they had missed the entire point of the law.

You're missing the entire point.

From what I've gathered from this article, Newton missed the entire point of the Pro Bowl event.

And you're missing the entire point of the article, the same point that some of us have been saying all along this year... When a player is constantly looking over his shoulder because he's afraid of making a mistake, then play suffers.

Anyone snarking about attire is missing the entire point.»

Perhaps it's missing the entire point of the film, but it seems unlikely that AI as smart as Andrew would think relish the opportunity to become fragile or breakable.

If, however, your fitness goal is simply to pass the APFT, you are missing the entire point of the testing.

The Huntsman: Winter's War is the followup to Snow White and the Huntsman, one of many fairytale movies that missed the entire point of making such a movie in the first place.

SIGHTS: Sure, if you want some blood and violence, (and you've missed the entire point of this movie), you'll get some in the third act.

«I think if you start trying to be imitative, and look at Deadpool, analyze what made it succeed so you can copy that, you're missing the entire point.

If you make students play the game, you are missing the entire point of games and GBL.

Your review misses the entire point (s) of investing (wealth management, asset protection, financial gain), all things young folks who will be jumping from job to job will need help with.

@LP - Eleven, Evidently you missed the entire point of my post.

You focused so hard on the clock you missed the entire point of the matter.

In fact, it misses the entire point of the movie, which is that everyone wanted to avoid violence at the diamond heist to keep it simple and easy.

The game wants to match The Legend of Zelda's trademark dungeons with Super Mario Sunshine's FLUDD water pack gimmick, but in trying to ape these elements the developers missed the entire point.

You seem to be missing the entire point of prof. MacKay's book.

In being sarcastic, you're missing the entire point of what climate models have been traditionally aimed at tackling, or what I said.

Judith, you miss the entire point of my objection.

«We don; t know what will happen is consistent with the idea of a high risk of very significant climate shift, but the commenter, missing the entire point, phrases it the opposite.

In looking for an excuse to reject this research, the denialists manage to miss the entire point of the paper.

You have missed the entire point of the article.

He has missed the entire point of my article, it seems.

Not exact matches

Adding to this new information is some research conducted by Womenable way back in 2007, Mapping the Missing Middle: Determining the Desire and Dimensions of Second - Stage Women Business Owners, which not only raised the point that not enough policy and programmatic attention was being paid to established women - owned firms that had not yet cracked the million - dollar revenue barrier, but sized this population at between 16 % (if defined to include firms with employees or between $ 100,000 and $ 1 million in revenues) and fully 91 % (if having employees and revenues over $ 100,000 was not a criterion) of the entire women - owned business population.

@ Doris: you are reading this entire discussion through last week's debate and therefore missing the point of the altogether DIFFERENT discussion happening here.

The individual described in this article that attended Catholic school and Mass on a regular basis, but somehow was not «exposed» to Jesus Christ, clearly missed the entire focal point of the Catholic service.