Sentences with phrase «of molehills with»

Really, it just seems like you're making mountains out of molehills with this.

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We're making a mountain out of a molehill... it wasn't so bad... people are abused every day... there's something wrong with you if you're hurting... you need to see someone about it and / or take a pill.Abuse of any sort is wrong.

A private in the United States Army, who DOES NOT HAVE THE BALLS TO USE HIS OWN NAME and take responsibility for a chain of events he began, and who VOLUNTARILY signed on the dotted line to enlist to serve his country and receive all the benefits associated with service, makes a FEDERAL CASE out of a molehill.

So then I can intelligently deal with those mountains instead of sweating the molehills.

With the avowed goal of «making molehills out of mountains,» Florine sprints up perilous big - wall routes that most climbers take days to conquer.

The tabloid press is well known for hyping up scientific endeavour, and although some news outlets deliberately fill their columns with hyperbole, it doesn't necessarily mean the science is being misrepresented, it just means the column in question is making a mountain out of a molehill.

With less than a fortnight until the game's PC launch, we thought you might like to know if these are serious problems, or mountains made of molehills.

Several singleplayer battles showcase utterly ridiculous AI abuse, with several bosses locking you into infinite combos with staggeringly annoying regularity, while the progression system makes mountains out of molehills by factoring money and experience into an unnecessarily confusing list of one - use items.

He juxtaposes this selection with a group of his own casts of molehills.

Secondly, perhaps the figures should have been shown tumbling (tripping) over the Fiscal Molehill since that would be a far more accurate representation of what has been and is going on in terms of dealing with the end of year deadline for «fixing» the fiscal cliff.

And, having the molehill the other direction with the figures tripping over it would have added another valuable implication to the cartoon: dealing with the «Fiscal Cliff» almost certainly will not help in addressing climate challenges since critical climate science, environmental, and clean energy programs are going to suffer fiscally — whether there is some form of bipartisan agreement to «solve» the Fiscal Cliff or whether Republican intransigence pushes the nation over it.

«You have amazed me with you talents of making molehills into mountains and won for me settlements that i did not believe were even real wishes.

But being so worried about speaking to someone new that you shy away from doing so is not only making a mountain out of a molehill, it's also costing you an opportunity to build trust and a good relationship with a client or collaborator.