Sentences with phrase «necessarily get you to the truth»

Not exact matches

I don't necessarily subscribe to it, because an error - free defender can still get blown up based on a skills mismatch, but there's more than a kernel of truth there.

Getting to the truth is even harder than reading this sentence, they're told, because there are strict rules about inspecting the register and that it must be done in person and that an appointment is required and that you can't necessarily identify what you're after anyway and that there are other reasons why people might not appear and that waiting several weeks for the raw data will be needed and that the return is very, very complicated.

The truth is, having a job doesn't necessarily make you secure, whereas being employable gives you security by making you less likely to face redundancy and by putting you in a better position for getting a new job.

I know that I talk about meditation all day every day, but even though I need only four minutes to get to my serene place, the truth is that meditation isn't necessarily my only way to keep my calm when the kids are running circles around me and I have deadlines to meet.

Frances Ha isn't necessarily going to get at any deep truths.

Truth be told, I never got to finish the original when it released back in 2003, but Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions serves up the right mix of exploration, action, and story; a sharp contrast from the Paper Mario series, which has undergone some drastic changes over the last five years (and not necessarily to its benefit).

You don't even necessarily have to invest, as Ramsey writes: «The truth is that you would be better off to get the... term policy and put the extra [money you're not spending on cash value insurance] in a cookie jar!

Many Americans believe that simply the presence of a health condition can keep them from getting life insurance, but the truth is that you don't necessarily have to be the picture of health in order to qualify for a life insurance policy.