Sentences with phrase «n't about magic»

This article isn't about magic marketing techniques or search engine secrets; it's about making a realistic assessment of your potential to make money as an indie publisher.

Getting from here to there isn't about magic or one - size - fits - all solutions.

The Market Capitalist -[March / 2010]- Subscribe to RSS feed Being a successful investor isn't about magic; it's about having the knowledge to make good decisions and having the discipline to execute those decisions.

The loaves and fishes story is not about magic, it's about communism.

MaryAnn Johanson: My pick is A Little Chaos, a wonderful historical fantasy not about magic or dragons but a competent professional woman garden designer in 17th - century Paris.

I really like that it's not about magic, or destruction, or stats, or conversation.

Not exact matches

Though he doesn't practice magic anymore, he says it taught him a lot about storytelling and engaging an audience.

You don't even need to know much about the science behind hydroponics to bring the magic of growing delicious plants into your own home.

At night, my mind would race with math problems, trying to find the magic income figure that meant I wouldn't have to worry about money anymore.

«And when those bad boys are made, look, the way to think about it, the magic of self - driving vehicles, is that the reason Uber [is] expensive is because you're not just paying for the car, you're paying for the other dude in the car,» said Kalanick, in a moment of bare - knuckles candor.

The bad news is this website will not tell you about the next Microsoft or Google, it won't give you a magic, 100 % guaranteed, fool proof trading strategy that will turn you into the next Warren Buffet.

If growth can not be boosted by monetary policy, and fiscal policy is «in the hands of a plutocracy more concerned about immediate profits as opposed to long - term vitality, then no Genie or Flavor Flav with a magic clock can make a difference.»

I respect and admire almost all of the Mormons I've met, I just can't wrap my mind around the founding myths — something about magic stones named Throbbing and Vermin... but then again that isn't half as crazy as some of the Old Testament stuff.

This guy is, in essence, asserting that at that time no one knew anything about places they didn't live, therefore if anything they said about Israel is accurate then they were there and eyewitnesses to everything and the gospels are correct and magic happened, which is completely moronic and without evidentiary support.

How about all you «magic underwear» bashing, «Not Christian» branding, cult calling, people that profess to know more about Mormon doctrine than Mormons do.

Magical Accident Don't know about you kids but I quit believing in magic back when I found out ice cream cones were hollow.

The neat thing about God is He is not a celestial vending machine... nor is He a slave to magic words and phrases.

Just do nt try to make me feel bad about it because I do nt believe a magic baby was born on this day., and do a little research into your own traditions.

If magic, witches and monsters are a no no for Christians then they really shouldn't be reading about Narnia or Middle Earth, right?

But then he goes on to say «He said the group erected the sign in a high - traffic area in an effort to challenge drivers to «think hard about whether or not they actually believe in what is, in reality, an invisible magic man in the sky.»

My fourth point was that many times the best answer we can come up with is: «We don't know» and that there's then no point of going to old stories about magic for other answers.

Isn't that where you think certain thoughts and a being that created the entire Universe and its billions of galaxies (each with billions of stars, planets etc.) about 13,700,000,000 years ago uses its magic powers (or «sacred powers» to the extent you see a difference) to read your mind.

That and we have different opinions on just about everything else except for there not being a magic man in the sky.

I think he's getting a very good idea on how fast and harsh christians will judge someone who doesn't continue chanting the same magic spells and talking about the same mythology as they believe.

Funny how he didn't talk about his magic underpants, or how, if he's good enough, he'll become the god of his own planet of people one day.

He said the group erected the sign in a high - traffic area in an effort to challenge drivers to «think hard about whether or not they actually believe in what is, in reality, an invisible magic man in the sky.»

«think hard about whether or not they actually believe in what is, in reality, an invisible magic man in the sky.»

I do nt know about you, but anytime someone talks who wears magic underwear and thinks they get to be the king of their own planet when they die, i listen... then I laugh at them.

You can not deny the fact that just about all world leaders believe in some wild stuff from practicing magic like many of our Congress and Presidents have admitted to or been verified to have done to muslim leaders in the middle east believing they are the descendants of Muhammad.

If, like me, you were not in elementary school in the 90s (me, I was in high school wearing way - too - much - black eyeliner and kissing boys while listening to brand new Nirvana tapes, you understand), you might not have heard about The Magic School Bus.

I don't want to know about Romney's magic underwear or Ryan's dark ages opinions on women.

DO NOT think that claims about magic and the supernatural are more likely true because they are written in old books.

doubtful jesus ever lived, no good evidence if he ever did live, he didn't do any magic tricks from the bible, he was just a cult leader the fictional character of jesus said some great things about love, but also supported slavery and other awful things

So I had to respond... I guess about the best thing I can say is I hope that's the river of God you're up to you're nose in... Otherwise, I'll call for a lifeguard, I can't really swim myself and once got pulled out of the wave pool at Magic Mountain.

So many of you are starting to use basic logic and reason about the world around you and my greed of selling snake oil and magic beans isn't working like I planned.

No Christian ever said anything about «magic» that is your explanation for 1) something that you do not understand and 2) a children's story that you extrapolate to being the religion (a big miss - conception by many people).

You can not comprehend the beginning of time, the beginning of the universe, what was before the universe, or if it was always here, and you are talking about magic?

i wouldn't allow anyone who thinks like this to drive my car across town anymore than I would my 8 year old niece... thier level of reality is about the same... although i think I'd give it to the 8 year old because she doesn't believe in magic beings like I Dream of Genie popping around the universe controlling everything that goes on...

Catherine and David Deavel have commented in the Catholic cultural review Logos: «Just as M. Night Shyamalan's movie The Sixth Sense was not really about ghosts, but instead about parenting, Harry Potter is not really about magic, but about character.»

LOL... looks like that lunatic Xenia took a large dose of these magic mushrooms... can't wait to hear her rant about the burning bush and talking donkeys.

ALL by itself... the Big Bang came about magically... again scientists agree its not all eternal... it had a beginning... youre the one using magic..

Usually a huge fan of salads overflowing with delicious goodness, I wouldn't have thought that a simple cucumber salad would really get my wow on, but something about this little number was magic.

One of the best parts about having a Magic Bullet is being able to add ingredients to dishes you otherwise wouldn't have the opportunity to.

Part of the magic of cooking traditional Indian cuisine is that it doesn't have to be about hunting down specific ingredients to make it authentic in a Western sense, such as powdered garam masala, you can use just a handful of ingredients at hand to whip this up quicker than you can say; Holy Haryana.

You're right about slow, low cooking — it just performs some kind of magic (and isn't chili always EVEN better the next day!)

Yes, I totally made our little dinner party starve for another 20 minutes while I tried to work my photography magic, but like I've already confessed, there wasn't anything magical about that session.

Now, she still used bottled concoctions from the store (which at the time was what we all did about 20 years ago) but to watch her mix and match till the flavors were what she wanted it to be and not what the folks that made the bottled stuff decided... magic!

Just a heads up though — it does taste like beans when it hasn't been cooked, so if you take a taste of that batter and are about to freak out, take a deep breath and let the oven do it's magic!

The mixture might look rare, but do not worry about it, as the coconut oil will do it's magic in the freezer.

While your bacon - eating, Coke - slurping Midwestern cousin may not know the magic of jackfruit, most of those with a toe in the health food community can tell you all about the latest flashy, exciting, exotic super fruit.