Sentences with phrase «nearly everyone he has met»
He has been openly gay to nearly everyone he has met.
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So, while not everyone is demon possessed, nearly everyone I've met in this world has experienced the work of satan because that work began when he deceived Eve and built an entire world system on deception.
That is, our experience has been that no one without the capacity for powerful hip extension enjoys great athletic prowess, and nearly everyone we've met with that capacity was a great athlete.»
I've been playing Street Fighter as long as I can remember, and nearly everyone I've met has had a different approach to it.
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«I have been struck by how the controversy has riveted the attention of Americans, as well as nearly everyone I met in my travels,» said Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf in an editorial published online by the New York Times Tuesday night.
Nearly everyone has been pressured to pick sides — few more so than Mr. Johnson, who has had three face - to - face meetings with the governor in three months, and weekly sit - downs with the mayor that included a recent one that stretched to two and a half hours.
«More selective HIV screening is thought to miss more cases, but there have never been well - designed comparison studies on which targeting criteria are best,» he says, «so with this study, we hypothesized that by using very broad criteria and applying sufficient resources to test everyone who met those criteria, we could detect nearly as many cases as universal screening but still use many fewer tests.»
The challenge would seem absurd — but if you were to change the roses to faces, nearly everyone could meet it.
Pretty much everyone has heard the statistic that nearly 20 of all married couples within the last 3 years met on an online dating site.
Hey everyone, After being in a relationship for nearly 9 years, I've decided it's time to start getting out there and meeting new people again... As far as interests go, I'm definitely into cricket (I played club a..
Like the person who hopes to meet someone at work, once you're at the point where you've met nearly everyone, the only opportunities to meet someone depend on a small number of new additions, which are often few and far between.