Sentences with phrase «no neophyte»

The goal is to simplify the Twitter experience for neophytes confused by off - putting conventions such as hashtags and reply signs.

Trump, a political neophyte then inside his first 100 days in office, attacked an ally of Russia and Iran after intelligence services concluded that Assad's forces had used chemical weapons on Syrian civilians, many of them children.

It's been said that for a neophyte to become a master, it takes ten thousand hours of practice and work.

The key for my neophyte entrepreneurs is to realize that it'll take many dives — and tanks — to get all the work done.

Abrams had joined Benjamin Moore 12 years before — which made him a relative neophyte by the company's standards — after Moore acquired his family's technical coatings company.

In other word, networking neophytes are trolling the room, collecting business cards as if they were 10 - year - olds completing a baseball, Tamagotchi, or Pokémon set.

It marries the experience of serial entrepreneurs in their 50s — whose companies have the highest survival rate of any age group, according to Carmen Cotei and Joseph Farhat, finance professors at the University of Hartford and Central Connecticut State University respectively — with the enthusiasm of neophytes.

To neophytes, finding an appropriate rental can be time - consuming, given the plethora of apartments vs. hotels.

Its U.S. sales were up a staggering 23 % last year, driven by newly aggressive advertising and, perhaps, neophyte drinkers» desire for lighter, less challenging whiskey.

Those running afoul of the broker - dealer requirement are often «neophytes, investment - banker wanna - bes,» says Sadick.

It was satisfying hearing a real chord (not a «note,» which is what this neophyte called it) come out of an instrument I was playing.

That would have meant that a trader could control $ 5,000 with just a $ 100 investment (clearly, not for the faint of heart, or neophytes).

Philpott, 56, stands out as a steady hand among the cabinet's political neophytes.

I am no economic policy expert, not really even a neophyte, but it always surprises me how few levers and metrics the Fed has to work with in monetary poloicy.

Don't get lost with «enough»

It's been said that for a neophyte to become a master, it takes ten thousand hours of practice and work.

Like trying to give his political neophyte son - in - law Jared Kushner a top security clearance at the White House.

The unlikely local Congressional primary race between an entrenched Democratic star and a political neophyte has turned ugly in a hurry.

Suzan's no neophyte to serial relocation.

The introductory account is just perfect for the neophyte trader that is wanting to get to know the markets and perhaps explore a new platform.

The planned trade mission will provide a non-threatening if preliminary entrée for neophyte Canadian firms to test their business ideas on the Chinese market.

Due to the advanced shaving technique needed, the Vision is probably not the best gateway razor for the DE neophyte.

Man is nothing beyond neophyte status in regard to understanding anything about this broad universe, but it's been fun watching it all unfold.

Thank you for your courage in challenging your obviously «neophyte» professor.

So it was with the delight of a neophyte that I recently came upon this from G.K.:

Here he would take from his attaché case the robes of a neophyte, stand in a darkened room, and chant that he had come «to the gate of the temple looking for the light within.»

He shows none of the fire of the neophyte.

Still, The Historical Christ and the Theological Jesus is an excellent guide for the neophyte or advanced student who wonders how one might reconcile modern biblical scholarship with the claims of faith.

Thanks Caryn, your insight and faith is helpful to me, a neophyte follower of the greatest servant ever, Jesus.

Beyond having studied True Grit and having learned a thing or two from David and Mary Nichols, I am a neophyte to Western studies, and so am quite open to gentle correction, or, if you must, outraged correction of my list:

Here we have a group of men joined simply by the weight of the past and their resolve to defend it; there a gathering of neophytes confident of their truth and strong in their mutual understanding, which they feel to be final and complete.

Men who had more recently joined the group thought this «poncy,» and there were some (relatively good - hearted) jibes from the neophytes about self - preening and «Buddhist» pretensions of enlightenment.

The ethnic pastor and congregation enter that arena as neophytes.

This whole set of initial circumstances tends to present the profession as one that requires an adjustment that is both unfair and unsatisfying to the neophyte's sense of calling.

It strikes the neophyte of Whitehead's texts as incredibly odd to read that a proposition — of all things!

Pastorally, Gregory the Great instructed neophyte priests regarding the spiritual care of the dying, and Robert Bellarmine spurred Christians to live in the light of death — not in fearfulness, but in faithfulness and joy.

@hamm - the fact that you even allude to Dawkins - perhaps with some subtle implication that his neophyte popularization of «atheism» is supposed to be taken with some sort of intellection and reverence - just rendered your point lightweight.

A neophyte (otherwise known as a drunk) just plain shows up unless some court or treatment center orders or takes him to a meeting.

Then Clark says a neophyte «applies» to AA.

When a neophyte applies to Alcoholics Anonymous and is told he must rely on a Power greater than himself for strength, he often objects that he believes in no Higher Power.

This network compensates for a fractious organizational life, and it allows the neophyte who enters the communications network to become aware of other groups, doctrines and styles.

Obi - Wan Kenobi is an amalgam of the ascetic monk of religious epics — dressed in Franciscan robes and living in a desert hermitage — and the John Wayne hero of EL Dorado, passing on gun - lore to the neophyte Luke, who is destined to carry on after he's gone.

From then until the emergence of Protestantism, with its revolt against monasticism, it was usually monks who bore the chief brunt of introducing the faith to new areas and of instructing the neophytes.

Brother Martin was totally at the service of religion, a neophyte, new born.

The same might be said of an individual situation, let us say, that of the neophyte locked up in the initiation hut.

At the immersion, beginning at cockcrow, the bishop was assisted by presbyters and deacons, one of the latter going into the water naked with the neophytes After the neophytes had dressed themselves and joined the larger company, the bishop confirmed them with the laying on of hands and anointment with consecrated oil.

In view of their close association with the neophytes, deacons frequently baptized in the absence of priest or bishop (though the practice was forbidden in the Apostolic Constitutions).

If there were no remains their stories spread, firing the neophytes with new zeal.

Written for today's wine lover, Palate Press: The online wine magazine, introduces the neophyte to the world of wine and entertains the most experienced wine lover.

If you have a neophyte chilehead on your shopping list, New Mexico Chiles is a great gift.

I'm a chile neophyte from Cajun country.