Sentences with phrase «not snipe»

With his impeccably poised hard - edge abstractions, on display at Fredericks & Freiser, Cary Smith does not snipe at the existing borders of Modern painting or endeavor to elevate its political nuance.

They don't gossip, they don't snipe, they don't talk behind your back — they give you the respect that they expect to receive, even when you're not around.

I would have enjoyed it if he stayed, but I won't snipe at him for the choices he's made.

It's not all sniping and negative comments though - Because they're all so outspoken it won't take you long to get to know who's who and which riders you like, and that's absolutely a good thing.

It's not all sniping though, although much of the game is focused on this as occasionally you are going to have to get dirty in a close up firefight.

When you're not sniping you're likely going to be sneaking around, at which point Sniper Elite becomes a mostly mediocre stealth game.

Not exact matches

Barack Obama and Mitt Romney aren't just campaigning against each other anymore — they must defend against hundreds of attackers sniping from the sidelines.

«Whoever runs next time has to have a very clear idea of where he or she wants to take the country and has to run on those ideas, because the election can not be about personalities, participants sniping.

Take the example of actor Wesley Snipes, star of «White Men Can't Jump» and other movies.

Your sniping will not change the mind of one believer, but this article will change the lives of many for the better.

Since no one I know has ever actually seen North Dakota, I always wondered if it wasn't mythical, the geographical equivalent of snipe or jackalopes.

Three things must not appear in Russian literature, they solemnly warned Solzhenitsyn: pessimism, denigration add surreptitious sniping.

But this time, at least, the conservative came to talk — not to snipe at her behind her back.

If you are people sincere in your concern for the debt, and aren't just engaging in partisan sniping, you need to read «The Fiscal Legacy of George W. Bush», by Bruce Bartlett.

In short, the major cause for alarm is not the broadside from the public, nor the sniping from classroom sharpshooters, but the increasing number who are going AWOL from the pulpit.

I know it didn't give you an opportunity to shoot off a zingy snipe, but I'd appreciate some sort of reply, as you seem very intent of foisting the «atheistic arrogance» and «Argument from Personal Experience» cards again and again.

I'm not as interested in Rosen's actual snipes (which even she seems to acknowledge were beyond lame - brained) as in the problems surrounding contemporary American motherhood that they highlighted....

Team sources say, though, that Bryant does not want to spend another season with O'Neal because he's tired of Shaq's sniping at him.

But I detected a possible snipe when Ramsey said something about others being a priority over his, am not sure if he was saying he understood it (Alexis Ozil) or if he put it out there because he wanted some assurances.

We don't have to snipe at the present to revel in the past.

That was quite a reserved response in the circumstances and it is not as if Wenger is constantly sniping at the officials like Jose Mourinho did to get their collective backs up.

This isn't idle sniping from the rocking chair.

Whilst the main point of criticism made by Merson here is not rocket science and one that most will agree with I have become disappointed with Merson's continued sniping at my club even though he is an ex-Gooner.

Lin didn't know that the guy she was barking directions at was former heavyweight contender Renaldo Snipes, a fearsome puncher who stood toe - to - toe with Larry Holmes and had a 39 -7-1 record from 1978 to» 93.

Despite continued snipes in the media the stadium is fine; not perfect but it is what we have and is a place that we need to make feel like home.

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The chairman also found some time to snipe at the various drawing systems for cups, as West Ham haven't had much luck with that either.

I am ashamed to be human, I can not even enjoy football anymore, worse than the manner of the defeat on Sunday, is the media, the sniping, and the fake fans of football let alone the club.

Great sporting figures demand great adversaries and Ferguson — not the bitter, sniping Jose Mourinho — was undoubtedly Wenger's.

She was in a compound presentation and thanks to Ursula (not the doctors) she figured out that I had a band of tissue that wasn't allowing my daughter to descend which needed to be sniped.

«We need a leader who is going to clean up Albany — not add to its dysfunction and partisan sniping.

Initially Dems didn't hold out too much hope for this race, and that didn't necessarily matter too much to Democratic party leaders, one of whom sniped «there is nothing less powerful than a Republican Assemblyman.»

That has left the Senate Democrats in a somewhat awkward position of either trying to convince voters that they have more in common with a fellow Democrat than the Republicans do — even if Cuomo himself won't come out and say it — or sniping at Cuomo from the sidelines by questioning his Democratic bona fides (a la Sen. Tony Avella, who has become something of an expert at this).

Sen. Ted Cruz said he won't engage in «political sniping» with Long Island Rep. Pete King as the Texas Republican defended his opposition to a post-Sandy federal relief bill, while seeking federal aid for Harvey recovery.

«The sniping, just disgusting, they didn't answer the questions at times, just sniping back and forth»

It says that if the Conservative parliamentary party doesn't stop sniping at each other, the Tories have no future.

A well - written memoir, although the sniping at Brown, deserved or not, could have been trimmed by 20 or 30 pages.

However, despite all the griping and sniping, Clegg looked strong and focused, and his speech — if it didn't appeal to grouchy journalists with conference fatigue — would undoubtedly catch the attention of ex-Lib Dem voters, undecided voters, and Lib Dem voters drifting towards Labour.

An unnamed attendee sniped to The Times that Corbyn does not look like «a man thinking hard about why Labour lost the last election».

Doesn't serve the people... gossip and sniping... The written word could also be used to inform... as well as entertain.

Some liberal groups that have often sniped at Cuomo from his left flank attacked that implementation period, saying it would not provide the necessary relief to workers — the governor's rationale for pushing the wage hike.

Snipes and her lawyer, Burnadette Norris - Weeks, did not return an email from POLITICO for comment, though a consultant working on the office's behalf confirmed its receipt.

While it's certainly not uncommon for politicians of the same party to snipe at each other, the enmity between Messrs. Cuomo and Schneiderman seems particularly sharp.

These are striking demonstrations that those who point out the bias to the «privileged» in the make - up of the government are not merely sniping - the «I'm privileged» expectation is working its way through into proposed Government actions.

Attendees at the second debate said the candidates spent too much time sniping at each other and not debating the issues

«It was an admission on his part that he couldn't carry out the scheme that he had wanted,» one fellow Dem sniped.

But they all get to do the really important work of sniping on message boards and calling talk radio and saying this Republican or than Republican is a RINO because they didn't do «X» or «Y» of the CATO Institute or Grover Norquist's playbook.

The final day of the conference wasn't all about personal sniping though - it was also the platform for the PM to make his keynote speech to party members.

Stringer attacked the manner in which the former governor accomplished his signature collection blitz, sniping, «A hundred thousand people signed my petition, and we didn't have to pay anybody.»

But there is, of course, much more sniping than hailing as Rupert Murdoch thinks of bringing Rebekah back from the sidelines (where she's languished since she was declared not guilty of anything last year) and pushing her into the digital development game.