Sentences with phrase «next sentence»

The very next sentence of the opinion states, «The district court found no such infringement, and we agree.»

Richard, you should have included the very next sentence after your quotation: «You may be pointing out that AGW is a non-falsifiable theory, but that's much different than saying the theory doesn't use measurements.»

They'll say «AGW is a hoax,» then next sentence, «the AGW - hoaxers are planning to impose a totalitarian dictatorship upon us.»

(It is no coincidence that those thumping the loudest for a state role in controlling population promote a bigger state role in lots of other things as well: A «Catholics Speak Out» advertisement that appeared just before the Cairo conference called upon the Church's «male celibate hierarchy» to revise its teachings on sex, and in the very next sentence described the need to «redistribute» resources.)

There are also three paragraphs inserted into chapter 6 on «The Nineteenth Century» (SMW 153 - 55), indicated by the fact that «these individual enduring entities» in the very next sentence refers back to the final sentence just before the inserted material.2 Later new insights about eternal objects and God were added in the two metaphysical chapters, using the new concept of «actual occasion» for the first time.

«You might recognize that as the direct next sentence that you said in the Hagee interview,» Burguiere notes.

(Delete next sentence.)

Edit 3: The very next sentence says, «This conclusion ignores the long - lasting, incredibly powerful greenhouse gas discovered 9 December 2013 by University of Toronto researchers: perfluorotributylamine (PFTBA) is 7,100 times more powerful than carbon dioxide as a greenhouse gas in the atmosphere, and it persists hundreds of years in the atmosphere.»

Yet Runkel also mentioned that your partner's next sentence after you admit that you've been hurt will tell you a lot about your relationship.

He talks about our failure to «take action on climate change,» says the Great Barrier Reef may be approaching «the point of no return,» and in the very next sentence refers to «that final point where it will be too late to save the Great Barrier Reef.»

Perhaps this confusion explains the very next sentence in Wegman (emphasis added in this and following quotes):

In fact, this next sentence is the entire core premise of Vaden's new book that comes out in January (Procrastinate on Purpose: 5 Permissions to Multiply Your Time).

And then make sure your next sentence isn't one of these, because that will make it much less likely for the rest of your email to get read, much less generate a response.

This way you'll know they're done talking instead of taking a breath before their next sentence.

But Kenney almost forgot to deliver this Trudeau punchline and had to stop in the middle of his next sentence, doubling back to make sure he hit it.

In the next sentence mention their article, say how much you enjoyed reading it, and tell them that you shared it on Twitter or Facebook.

With this opening, the prospect's next sentence is likely to be «Yes, we do that,» instead of «I don't have a lot of time right now, what's this about?»

You accuse him a socialist and the next sentence you accuse him of being a muslim, without any regard that conventional knowledge indicates that socialist are atheist and muslims are theocrats.

Yet the next sentence of the 1985 document quotes John Paul II: «The permanence of Israel (while so many ancient peoples have disappeared without trace) is a historic fact and a sign to be interpreted within God's design....

The next sentence (16:9) reads.

Luke says that Jesus was taken to the high priest's house, and all three Gospels in the next sentence mention the courtyard of the high priest.

In the next sentence, however, they would claim that they were Catholic, thus identifying themselves as religious.

Genesis 1:2, the Bible is not talking about deep space, it is talking about deep water, and it tells us this in the next sentence: «And the spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.»

The next sentence contains only one clearly identifiable metaphor: «a life by the fruits of God's acts in Jesus Christ.»

But if you go back and look at it, you'll see I'm wearing the same tie and everything else because it's the next sentence, but they and this is why I say this is propaganda stuff,» Beck said.

Clip 2 is the next sentence in that where they split it to make it look like they had more.

The deficiency in this analysis suddenly appears in the next sentence: «Truth about the world is found nowadays not in unique particular exceptions but in statistical averages.»

The life story of the northern Russian wilderness - dweller Nikodim Kozheozersky tells of how this saint, as is customary for hermits, ate only wild plants, an assertion that is not hindered even when the hagiographer announces in the next sentence that he also cultivated turnips for his diet.

The next sentence in Matthew echoes a verse from the prophet Micah (7:6).

That interpretation ignores the very next sentence: «It is also the judgment of a wisdom which uses what in the temporal world is mere wreckage.

let me get this straight, in one sentence you say you are tired of being perceived as racist and or intolerent, and the very next sentence you think all Muslims should leave!

Look carefully at the next sentence and see whether you agree.

His next sentence is: «Whatever exists, ex-sists, that is, really acts upon other existents, so obtains a self - identity, and is definitely individual.»

The next sentence was a reference to the domination of the schools by philosophy:

I stayed up late into the night as my eyes traveled over the words; I couldn't read fast enough to reach the next sentence and I couldn't read slow enough to allow myself to fully savor the moment.

Naturally, in the next sentence, I'm going on about my sea salt and olive oil polenta cake in the oven.

If you're in the anti-microwave crowd, don't read the next sentence.

Now I ask that you read the next sentence of instructions closely.