Sentences with phrase «obvious they care about»

It's obvious they care about the Sniper Elite franchise as the excellent level design and top - of - the - line sniping mechanics keep getting better and better with each iteration.

Not exact matches

The mission of Stuart House has no obvious fit with the Varvatos brand but John authentically cares about it.

The need for extra care in this situation is obvious, the more so when it has to be accommodated with an equally compelling need for the Bank to say more about monetary policy issues in the interests of raising public understanding of them.

If they really cared about sticking to the letter of their religion we wouldn't see them overlooking so many other obvious practices that run contrary to the Church's teachings.

Since he didn't reply I told him that it was obvious to me that all he cared about was getting my money and could care less about my spiritual growth.

My wife recently went to a doctor about some health problems she was experiencing, and it quickly became obvious to her that he did not care to hear about her symptoms, take the time to answer her question, or explain to her what was happening.

They could care less about the majority as made blatantly obvious by their attempt to take over health care..

You care not one jot about anything but your obvious desire to legislate what YOU think if right or wrong, regardless of how it impacts others.

I heard someone suggest yesterday that certain apocryphal material was left out because it wasn't profitable for the faith... Just made me think there were a few more things that maybe shouldn't have made the cut... (besides the obvious that those negotiators of the 3rd century probably didn't really care about not making Jesus a misogynist...)

The tragic side of the Reformation is obvious to those who care deeply about the unity of the church and who feel keenly the dys - evangelical impact of a fractured Christian community and its muted witness in our world today.

It seems to obvious thing to ask after all this time, here, with all this information volunteered, with so many caring people about, and him nearly thrown off several times.

Why do American Catholics bother pretending to care about anything the Pope says when it's obvious they only want to hear him say what they want to hear, and if he doesn't say those things they will simply do what they want as they always have?

It is the same predictable story all the time and yet ex-players can't mention the plain obvious truth that Wenger cares about 4th and pretends to want 1st.

So I don't care if we get Malcom or finally rid ourselves of some obvious deadwood or beat Bournemouth decisively or sign Mahrez or re-sign Ozil or sign another kid defender with a supposed huge upside etc..., what I truly care about is finally removing all the parasites from our beloved organization before we find ourselves joining the ranks of those teams who once mattered but allowed the poor choices of a few to forever change the fortunes of the many.

its painfully obvious nobody at the club cares about what fans have to say.

Though he denies caring what other people think, it is obvious that he does worry about his image — or, maybe, lack of it — in the uncompromising way he plays the game, and lives.

Either way, it's obvious our manager has lost the dressing room, and it's even more obvious that none of the players care about winning anymore.

Any chance you care to share something about Carter or LBs in general, or are you gonna stick with the Captain Obvious quote?

It is painfully obvious that our club cares more about money than it does about us fans and the only way to get them to listen is to have their profits threatened.

even when he suffered a serious knee injury, instead of accepting the fact that he would never stick his legs into the spaces that were crucial for someone with straight ahead speed to succeed, the club actually contemplated giving him a chance to play up top where his lack of physicality, size and holding up play talents would been on display for all to see... these are not the actions of a club that really cares about winning at the highest levels, but they are the actions of a club that wasn't interested in spending the necessary resources to purchases a world - class striker, which is usually the most expensive position on the pitch... instead we adopted the horrible phrase «like a new signing» and proceeded to allow this ridiculous experiment to carry on, which ultimately caused some discomfort on the training pitch and inside the locker room as players battled for a position that shouldn't have been theirs for the taking in the first place... don't get me wrong, I believe that Walcott is a talented player, who can help a team reach their goals, if their goals are relatively modest... just look at the teams who supposedly expressed interest in his services and they weren't the kind of clubs who aspire to win at the highest levels... as for the reasons why he hasn't been bitching and moaning about moving on just look at the wage benefits he receives from our club and his obvious desire to enjoy the societal advantages that come with playing in North London for a club with worldwide appeal... so instead of continuing to try to fix a coat with a broken zipper simply move on and buy a new and better coat

TBH I fear for the future of Arsenal We have a weak minded manager who can not see the obvious and hasn't done for years e.g Diaby / no DM / Suarez I could go on or his lies I will only but players who are better then he can't find them Weak minded players who don't want to play for the manager And a board that only care about money,

I think it's obvious that the Exor higher - ups don't care about our achievements as much as say, the sheikhs of Paris or Florentino Perez.

However, the moment the team of Barcelona was announced, it was a obvious that Enrique cared more about resting his players than making the record as most of the players were from Barcelona B team.

It should be obvious to us all that no one could possibly care enough about our «life content» the first time around to want to see it twice, and yet for many Facebook users — especially parents — that fact is irrelevant, because narcissism wins every time.

I don't feel that anything has been held back — Natalia and Adina have taken great pains to ensure that all the participants have a complete picture, and it is obvious that they truly care about families eating together with pleasure.

Knowing that he had only been in child care for an hour, it was obvious to me that she was mad about having to care for a crying baby for an hour and there wasn't anything more for me to do, but take my baby out for some ice cream and find a place to regroup.

@Taladris It's pretty obvious US people don't care about privacy.

The community of science must come to embrace the (rather obvious) fact that the future of science lies with the young, who tend to care less about disciplinary distinctions than their more calcified elders.

Your enthusiasm is contagious and not only am I impressed with your passion, but it's obvious that you are very compassionate and knowledgeable about treating chronic conditions and preventive care.

If you care at all about your body and health, I'm sure you already know to avoid the obvious sugary cereals like the flakes with sugar frosting, the fruity sugar cereals with artificial colors, the frosted wheat biscuits, or the marshmallow cereals that so many parents are poisoning their kids with these days.

It's so obvious how much she and the Greenlite team care about my weight loss by how supportive they all have been throughout the entire process... they have really guided me on my voyage to becoming a NEW THINNER HAPPIER me.

Besides the obvious fact of getting to spend fun time with friends celebrating the genuine love of people I care about, I love an excuse to get dressed up with Russ.

He is reclusive, and somewhat antisocial, but it's obvious that his family cares about him, that his co-worker likes him, and that he is not ready to advance in the world with so much grief stored up.

Whether he's showing Blake binging on whiskey in between puffs from a cigarette but before puking in a trash can in the alley outside the stage or talking with his newfound love about her kid, his inability to take a much - needed favor from his old student, or when he's going to get to see her again before downing some more whiskey while smoking and soon passing out on his bathroom floor, writer / director Scott Cooper seems to only care about the obvious details of Blake's here - and - now life.

The troubling thing about the picture beyond its obvious troubling things is that with the impending demise of the Miss America pageant (and with The Donald threatening to acquire it), there is the truism that people share the film's belief that pageants are horse - and - pony shows masquerading as scholarship opportunities and don't care about them unless — and here's the rub — you get the reality show behind - the - scenes of the beauties doing their best to scratch each other's eyes out.

Perhaps it's the fact that The Mummy Returns didn't strike me as wholly entertaining or that the character's intentions and motivations seem so obvious in three minutes of establishment, but I simply don't care about the Scorpion King.

It's also obvious in David Warren's production design, which cares about the particulars, and the costumes by Julian Day.

This is honestly less weird in the context of Metal Gear than it sounds, but it's still pretty obvious the whole deal is a wacky excuse to do something goofy with the license without upsetting the fans who care deeply about the lore and canon.

Along the way jokes fly on movies no one cared about the first time around («Jumper,» «Speed Racer»), obvious celebrity targets (Michael Jackson, Sarah Jessica Parker) and gastrointestinal dysfunction.

Well, that's me being captain obvious but I don't really care much about Nintendo Land, unless it comes with the console, then I'll give it a shot.

It is obvious how much Mike cares about the type of cars he sells, the way he handles his customers, and the overall way he conducts his business.

Even so, it should be obvious, and I tried this out on a 9 year old this week, new generations, those whose eyesight will not deteriorate for a long time to come, those people can read prints I can't even read with my reading glasses, thus they could care less about the size of the font available in a Kindle, leaving the Kindle sadly to the declining Boomers, who are spending $ 500 on the average when they buy a Kindle, while an entirely new computer generation is buying this new crop of Netbooks that are full computers in pretty much all senses, but are even smaller in size than the Kindles, and smaller in price.

N.K. Jemisin wrote a liberating blog post about how writing exactly what she wanted to write propelled her to success: «I think The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms became my «breakout» novel (i.e., the one that actually got published, as opposed to the ones still sitting in my harddrive) because I stopped caring about what the market wanted... [conclusion] The lesson here is obvious: trying to write what the market wanted didn't work for me.

As for why the corruption, all the obvious reasons: a) the country's made up of a zillion different historically hostile tribes arbitrarily thrown together as a country by the Brits; b) life is short, there are few official safety nets (e.g., unemployment insurance, pensions), so there are few moral qualms about taking care of your own, no matter what; c) there's not yet any sort of history of democracy, of regulation of profiteering — this is a very young, very capitalist country; d) the outside world and all its wealth provides tremendous incentives for corruption — the amount and indiscriminate nature of foreign aid, the fact that the amount of money that would eventually be paid for, say, a rhino horn dagger will trickle down to paying the poacher enough money to cover his kids» school fees for years; e) the fact that the west encourages the illicitly wealthy in the developing world to hide their loot in western institutions (e.g., Swiss banks).

The answer is more obvious than you could imagine — this is due to the fact that our personal statement writing services care about each client and therefore, provides every customer with effective and fast assistance!

There are certainly lots of debates in health care but, in finance, we have different views on fundamental concepts about the way the world works and there are conflicting ideas accepted at business schools — an obvious one is the efficient market hypothesis, another is the question of whether volatility is risk.

The obvious question follows: who cares about decentralization enough to put up with a slow, inefficient, and inconvenient method of payments?

Our counsellors care about their clients, and it was obvious in our boardroom that day.

You see, the market does not care about you, so you have to care about it by taking what it gives you and waiting until it shows you its cards by forming an obvious price action trading setup.

Don't invest in enterprises where it is obvious that management does not care about ethics — you can see it in their behavior.