Sentences with phrase «not respect their opinion»

chuckles: A name you can call someone to let them know that you do not respect their opinion, and that you do not think much of their intelligence.

It isn't that I don't respect his opinion, but I don't give it a lot of credence.

Not exact matches

Respecting other's opinions and listening to real concerns and questions - not barking out orders and expecting people to follow, b / c they may for a day, month or so, but eventually they will leave, as they will not respect you, nor feel that you understand their position.

When people whose opinion you respect use a product or service not because they are paid to do so but because they made an informed choice — a choice that actually impacts their art, or their profession, or their passion — that sends a powerful message.

My opinion in this blog are for general information use only and are not intended as an offer or solicitation with respect to the purchase or sale of any futures or option contracts.

Several respected developers and operators share this opinion and are skeptical of whether the user base will adapt or not.

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«Believing with you that religion is a matter which lies solely between Man & his God, that he owes account to none other for his faith or his worship, that the legitimate powers of government reach actions only, & not opinions, I contemplate with sovereign reverence that act of the whole American people which declared that their legislature should «make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof,» thus building a wall of separation between Church & State.»

In my opinion, no, but out of respect for a particular religion who expresses that concern, then obviously, it should not proceed.

I respect your right to your opinion on the subject, but don't expect me to respect a liar.

I don't know how many people here are from Aurora — Co, but some comments are not helping in any way the survivors and families.I respect all religions in the world and I also respect the opinion of those who don't believe in God or anything.But, instead of blasphemy the name of God, send your positive thoughts and energy to those who survived this tragedy.Even though some of you show no signs of good Christians you should show at least signs of good neighbors.You still can be an Atheist and have compassion for others!Don't let the evil be inside you, Aurora — CO needs to heal in peace!!!

Your blog is complete apologist crap, nothing more and you still fail to prove anything outside of the fact that you're an arrogant person who doesn't respect or care about the opinions of others.

Some people just are not happy unless you see it «their» way, not respecting personal standards or opinions of others.

I will respect a different opinion a thousand times, not an imposition.

I'm not here to judge as I respect your opinion; (after all, many Christians, Muslims, and Jews believe the same thing) I just wanted to put in my two cents as I thought this was an interesting article.

@willthefree Thank you, I am happy and I'm not trying to legislate anything, people can believe what they want to believe and I respect that, but just as anyone else, I'm just giving my opinion.

While I respect others opinions, it is apparent that others do not reciprocate the gesture.

In addition, even though I'm pro-life I respect people's opinions who are pro-choice and think judging people who have had abortions is very wrong, and we don't know what that person went through to make that decision.

Make an intelligent decision for yourself and respect the opinions of others — even if you do nt agree.

And I don't think that's fair because you send the message that you don't respect others or their opinions.

While I respect your opinion, sir, I think that not all Christians or religious individuals are bad people.

The Catholic Church isn't asking for your respect and who are you to think that your opinion as to the Church's reputation matters?

Please understand, it's not my opinion but I respect it nonetheless.

It just seems that people like Hawking ignore religion completely when a HUGE part of science is questioning all beliefs including your own which I don't think human beings do as much as they should, or respect other people's opinions.

I respect his opinion and decision but that doesn't meant that women should be barred from this co-ed opportunity.

The purity movement is not a united front; there are those who respect women's opinions and rights and there are those who see them as property.

It is my opinion that they should not be allowed to discriminate in any respect.

The relativity that Newton here rejected is not the relativity that Einstein propounded; and although the Special Theory of Relativity has shown Newton to be wrong in some respects, and in particular has shown that we should not think of time by itself in complete independence of everything external, time is related to space, and also to velocity, contrary to Newton's opinion, it has not shown that time is relative in Newton's sense, and merely some numerical measure of process.

I have great respect for what he did for science... I don't give a f» k about your understanding of god... that opinion is no better than any other BS position.

I respect your opinion, but your theology is not consistent with what mainstream Christianity has believed in the last century.

It would just bring a major impact say if half the Americans were gay over a long period of time, sure it might solve a few problems with the decline from the billions, but in the end it... you should join speech & debate my friend, just my opinion they shouldn't allow gay marriage, they can have their relationships all they want, just my belief about it, I respect your beliefs as long as you respect mine.

Sorry Nik Nak, I respect your opinion but I don't agree.

But while free, all opinions are not equal and some can not be expected to receive respect.

Dissapointed at the intolerance from the AA member who won't respect an atheists honest opinion.

I do not believe in blasphemy, but I do believe in respecting others enough to let them have their own opinions, that is as long as they don't try and legislate their opinions onto others.

I disagree with his opinion on the parts of the Bible that he cut out, but one can not but be impressed with the fact that Jefferson must have had the greatest respect for the teachings of Jesus Christ.

I know we need to respect the rights and opinions of the individual but sometimes individuals are whiny, selfish people that want it there way and don't care if 99.99999 % think differently.

If you chose to «believe» the people who demand your money or tell your children they will burn in h3ll if they don't follow your own opinions, and above all, if you have no respect or hope for yourself without a skydaddy and you have that desire to shove that down other peoples throats, then you are not smarter than a fifth grader

First off... let me say that I completely respect everyone's right to their own opinions and views, and I hope you'll show me and my opinions the same respect, even if you don't agree with them.

clearly the Gay Gestapo is working overtime... they pulled out because they do nt want to be bullied in the court of public opinion and abused by the Gestapo lawyers... I personally have no respect for, sympathy for or interest in the Gay issues..

I'm not sure if you meant that your personal beliefs are side B, but you want the ministry to be neutral (which I would have great respect for) or that your personal opinion is one of neutrality, but the ministry is a firm side B (which could be rather misleading for people who really do want a safe and unbiased space).

Acceptance of people who hold differnt views and respect for their difference of opinion is not the same as agreeing, or even understanding.

In this respect the report can not be «objective» but must remain a somewhat personal effort to clarify and organize ideas about Church, ministry and theological education that seem to be «in the air» or that seem to be developing in «the climate of opinion.»

I respect your opinion; but its like saying «I work for IBM and if IBM doesn't cut me a check, IBM is a loser.»

It is a little hard to respect many of their opinions, but I do not extrapolate fundamental personality flaws from this — just a lack of education and a (likely) unfortunate upbringing.

Doesn't mean that I will like it, agree with it, or even respect it... but I respect that they have the opinion they have and they are entitled to that without it being boxed into a nice neat little label or category... yuck!

America was founded on Christian beliefs, and even atheists should honor and respect these beliefs (RE: Ancient Laws (Jefferson)-RRB- even though they do not believe in God... and just as we are told to respect them they should also respect us; sounds like they like being bullies; it should be understood that all can have their own opinion, but we should not condemn each other for different opinions.

While I do nt agree with you whatsoever, I respect your opinion.

Although some people respect others for simply having an opinion (I'm looking at you, ed) unfortunately, the said content of opinion is not relevant.

If people came to the conclusion that god exists, don't poke fun at them... respect their opinion.