Sentences with phrase «never heard that question»

Some of those answers were obvious even though I never heard the questions before.

«Whenever I came to the sidelines, I never heard him question anything Archer said.

I never heard that question again.»

Llames had never heard the question before.

You would never hear a question from an average job seeker like: «What is a resume?»

Not exact matches

It's probably not going to be possible to have a jury of people that have never heard of the bands, that have never heard the music, but the real question is, even with that understanding, can they only focus on the evidence that's being presented by the parties at trial and only use that evidence and nothing from their own life experience outside of the courtroom to make that decision?

According to Cuban news accounts, some 2,000 people have been involved in the inquiry, in which police detectives have questioned neighbors of the diplomats (who said they did not recall hearing anything unusual), Cuban doctors (who wondered why the Americans had never sought attention for their acute problems) and their own battery of scientists and technologists.

But again, God is just, so questions as to «What about the baby that is born to a society that has never heard of Jesus?»

They don't bother to read anything and / or ask questions... they just hear that you have a $ 20 Copay for doctors visits and never bother to fully review the entire plan and what it offers.

I've never heard any satisfactory answer to those questions.

The obvious question is the age - old dilemma, «What about those who have never heard the Gospel?»

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This one deals with the age - old question of «What about those who have never heard?»

From Paige: I'll never forget sitting in one of Dr. Charlie Liebert's classes several years ago and hearing him ask the question: «What came first, death or sin?»

Yet the talk, by putting its question, dares and ought to dare, to remind man, in a way never to be forgotten, that the most ruinous evasion of all is to be hidden in the crowd in an attempt to escape God's supervision of him as an individual, in an attempt to get away from hearing God's voice as an individual.

An age - old question is, «What about those who have never heard the gospel?»

It would also settle the question of «those who never heard Christ preached.»

I've never heard Job described the way you have Jeremy, and it's left me with a lot of questions too.

Best of all, this book closed with several chapters on pertinent theological questions for today, such as how to reconcile the Bible and science, how to understand the violence of God in the Old Testament, and how to make sense of what the Bible teaches about women, homosexuality, and the fate of those who have never heard the gospel.

I've never heard an Arminian (or open theist, or universalist) teach in such a way that these questions even appear to be natural or plausible defeaters.

I never had a hearing to answer any questions.

When I was 25 I could tell you why God allows suffering and how, on that final day, God will deal with those who have never heard of Jesus; and I didn't have one single question about hell.

Because this is the sole ideal that has the solidity once owned by Catholicism and the flexibility that this was never able to have, the only one that can always face the future and does not claim to determine it in any particular and contingent form, the only one that can resist criticism and represent for human society the point around which, in its frequent upheavals, in its continual oscillations, equilibrium is perpetually restored, so that when the question is heard whether liberty will enjoy what is known as the future, the answer must be that it has something better still: it has eternity.29

And another question that deeply troubles me is how come preachers never ONCE, (at least that I have heard) preach the scriptures on «eating your tithe»?

I never pretended to have that, but... I really hid a lot of doubt and confusion, and because of that, of not continuing to question in the face of those that seemed to be so certain, to have heard god so clearly... I really did feel I was «faking it» so that others wouldn't feel uncomfortable.

1 question though... what is Xanthum Gum, I have never heard of it (from Australia so not sure where I would look for it).

I asked this same question to my thousands of Facebook fans, and many had never heard that, let alone done it!!

I heard it so often growing up that I never thought to question its origin or deeper meaning.

Conte, an expert on performance - enhancing drugs, but not so much baseball, had never even heard of Colabello until the suspension, but had a simple question Sunday evening.

ROCHELLE MCLEAN: I have never heard anybody told that I've just heard people told that they can't give the baby the milk, they've never questioned it being at the breast but they've questioned the actual milk.

Just beware; the company smartly put their name on it, so you will have lots of parents and grandparents coming up to you saying they've never heard of ZOE strollers and asking lots of questions.

When I asked my pediatrician why the chicken pox vaccine was necessary in his understand, when I grew up in a generation without it and never heard anything bad, and he says «you're the Russian interpreter, if I want to translate something into Russian, I'll ask you and trust your translation, I won't go out and try and learn Russian and do it myself», that doesn't actually address the question.

When he was failing to find much to interest the crowd, I suggested he challenge them on the Schleswig - Holstein question, but he had, disappointingly, never heard of it.

«I was in that atmosphere where there was a lot of political talk,» Lipset recalled, «but you never heard of Democrats or Republicans; the question was communists, socialists, Trotskyists, or anarchists.

As classmates swapped Panini stickers featuring the faces of men of whom I had genuinely never heard, and who played for teams named after towns I didn't even know existed, I would be discussing the finer plot points of the latest Tom Baker adventure, perhaps even questioning whether the Key to Time should have provided the story arc for an entire season...

I've never seen so many forums, so many hearings, so much transparency, questions answered on one single resolution.

The study in question never got released, but formed the basis of testimony Baroni delivered at a 2013 hearing of the New Jersey State Legislature — a hearing Cuomo - appointed Port Authority Executive Director Patrick Foye, who ordered the lanes re-opened, did not attend.

I never heard of him and just see several questions vaguely related to some obscure US figure popping up so I am just a bit puzzled.

It was during a committee hearing on this issue that Norman asked questions that appeared to suggest a British winner of the London Marathon was «potentially» implicated.There was a subsequent furore as Paula Radcliffe insisted she had never cheated, but Norman defended his questioning and hit out at journalists for taking his comments out of context.

Never mind a delay of weeks or months — pity poor Thomas Hales, an American mathematician who has been waiting for five years to hear whether the mathematical community has accepted his 1998 proof of astronomer Johannes Kepler's 390 - year - old conjecture that the most efficient way to pack equal - size spheres (such as cannonballs on a ship, which is how the question arose) is to stack them in the familiar pyramid fashion that greengrocers use to stack oranges on a counter.

Instead, it announced that it would help organize the 28 August hearing and issued a letter emphasizing that it «does not and has never questioned whether the design of the SUPPORT study was ethical.»

Unfortunately, scientists unaware, or unwilling to acknowledge, that science can't explain the expansion, and lay people, impressed with that mind - boggling age when they hear it from the media or some authority, never ask the question, «How was that age determined and what assumptions were made.»

Sabine: Everybody practising Ashtanga Yoga has almost certainly heard the dictum «never changed anything» at some point (and maybe come to question it...).

Dave Asprey: That is a seriously legitimate list of questions, I've never heard anyone say it that way, but that is probably the best sorting factor I can think of.

I have never heard of ghee and am not paleo so i have 2 questions for you, do you thinki plain greek yogurt wouod work in place of yogurt and nutritional yeast instead of ghee AND i want to make this ahead do you think it would reheat ok?

«I had never been asked this question in my life and I thought I heard her wrong,» Williams says.

As for the IMT therapist, I've never heard of Integrative Manual Therapy before but after looking at this website: http://www.instituteofimt.com/index.php?mod=show&… I noticed they use NAET allergy testing and Dr. Vikki just answered another reader's question about NAET here.

I seemed to be the only one who can not get through to Paul I posted two questions, emailed him directly but never heard back from him..

I hear over and over again my patients say «nobody has never interested in my health history and asked many questions like you did».

I have never heard of anyone being questioned by their doctor about their cellulite progression.