Sentences with phrase «of molehill as»

You won't make as many mountains out of molehill as you used to.

Not exact matches

This is why it is a complete whiff to argue, as some critics have, that InterVarsity has made a mountain out of a theological molehill.

Perhaps it's semantics, molehill - to - mountain - making (it wouldn't be the first time I did that, as we all know), but the word «use» makes the hackles on the back of my neck brindle now, my blood get a bit hot: here I go: I don't believe God wants to use me.

In a story headlined MOHAMED BRINGS A MOLEHILL TO THE DERBY, one newspaper writer suggested that if Great Redeemer did anything to compromise Spectacular Bid's chances for victory — such as accidentally swerving into him out of the gate — «then Dr. J.A. Mohamed ought to be horsewhipped.»

The two butt heads as they encounter a variety of creatures: from cuddly critters who are blown out of their molehills for fun to some treacherous Pterodactyls to a family of Tyrannosauruses.

As mountains are made of molehills and double standards are everywhere, regulatory -LSB-...]

making mountains out of molehills is just as bad.

As mountains are made of molehills and double standards are everywhere, regulatory reform accomplishments are vilified for partisan reasons,» Milloy wrote.

Is the tasks really as insurmountable as you think or are you making a mountain out of a molehill.

Lack of Empathy — If your spouse responds by saying something such as, «It's not a big deal,» or «Don't turn a mountain into a molehill,» when you are genuinely upset, you know what it is like to feel as though your spouse lacks empathy.

Really and truly it's business as usual in most cases, and someone is making a mountain out of a molehill perhaps.