Sentences with phrase «often hear these words»

When we identify said preachers as false teachers leading both themselves and those who follow them to hell, when we declare others as on their way to hell, and especially when we warn them they are lost, we often hear these words (or the equivalent), «Judge not» (Matthew 7:1).

«dukra mass» I often hear this word from one of my friends house on the occasion of Christmas eve they always to make this dish

You don't often hear the words «sharp money» and «Cubs» in the same sentence, but according to line movement in today's Cubs / Reds game, sharps appear to be backing Chicago.

You may often hear the words, «What's that?»

You don't often hear the words «trendy» and «eco-friendly» in the same sentence.

People often hear the word smoothie and think it's a healthy snack or meal replacement, but most are very high in sugary ingredients such as fruit juice, frozen yogurt, honey, and bananas or they contain a lot of fat (think ice cream, peanut butter, syrups or chocolate).

This path is a path filled with mystery and that's why you often hear the word faith associated with your soul or the spiritual journey.

Very often we heard those words of students.

You don't often hear words such as «intuitive» and «sleek» used to describe Android, but that's exactly what Google has accomplished with Ice Cream Sandwich OS.

It's not often you hear the words «smart flip phone» that is until you meet Sprint's Blackberry Style 9670.

We often hear the words «mindfulness» and «compassion» as interchangeable, positive attributes to embody and integrate into our lives.

I've often heard the words «I miss you» or «I can't wait to see you» when I travel.

-- Anonymous I've often heard the words «I miss you» or «I can't wait to see you» when I travel.

Not exact matches

She sounded authentic, a word you don't hear uttered in the same breath as her name often.

«I don't think you hear that word associated with [call] centres very often.»

Those profits, which often draw the ire of activists, are dwarfed by the taxes, for which seldom is heard a discouraging word.

I think after reading it you'll agree that the CEO's temperament, a word we heard a bit too often in recent months, is part of the reason he has been successful in making Microsoft great again.

«Thank you» are two words you're just not accustomed to hearing often.

I don't often hear any of George Carlin's favorite words in church, but I sure as hell * do * hear a lot of cursing of people, often in the name of Christ — exactly the kind of cursing shown by the men on the left and right in your cartoon.

The words of the dying are often hard to hear because their pain, even from long ago, is still raw.

Family members said they found it comforting to hear those words and to know someone had been with their loved one in their absence... or... less often, they were glad to know the «S.O.B.» was really dead.

That is a buzz word that I've often heard talked about, but rarely have seen it truly accepted.

It is a symptom, as it were, of being open; following the words is also hearing the way they point to me (as often they will).

I'd heard these words so often that they've become brain ingrained.

We are so often like the day - dreaming school boy who vaguely hears the drone of the teacher's lesson but when questioned could not repeat a word of it.

This word is considered sacred and it will often be used in frenzied debates and discussions heard at Holyrood.

But now reasonable doubt and political prudence (which he must also exercise quite often) have snuffed out this ability to hear the Word of God when it is spoken to him.

And as my eyes scanned the article, I thought of how desperately we adults need to hear these words too, perhaps most especially from the God who identifies as our Father and who is often compared to a Mother.

I have often wondered how many people sitting in the pews hearing the preacher use words like «gospel», «saved», «faith», etc., have the same understanding than the preacher.

And Peter he not only had often heard, but had even helped with his Greek; for Marcus knew a little Aramaic, and Peter spoke considerable Greek, but not always in good form and sometimes without finding the right word for what he wanted to say.

As often as we hear that word, nowadays, you'd think everyone was doing it!

He added: «In the scriptures we hear so often the words «Do not be afraid».

Taking as his text, «Speak evil of no man» (Titus 3:2), Tillotson goes on interestingly enough about the sins of gossip and slander, and concludes with this: «I foresee what will be said, because I have heard it so often said in the like case, that there is not a word of Jesus Christ in all this.

It often happens that an hallucination is imperfectly developed: the person affected will feel a «presence» in the room, definitely localized, facing in one particular way, real in the most emphatic sense of the word, often coming suddenly, and as suddenly gone; and yet neither seen, heard, touched, nor cognized in any of the usual «sensible» ways.

I often hear Christians who have picked up a really bad habit of saying «Father God» at least once every 5 words.

Hi Jace, OMG thanks SO much for this awesome comment:) Haha I hear you on the «vegan»;) lol We're not a vegan family (I'm a pescetarian, family eats fish and chicken but not beef or pork very often) and I try hard not to use that word but still want to help vegans out there + people with allergies for egg etc..

We hear the word «fiber» mentioned so often yet most of us are not getting enough of the stuff.

We hear Tiger use the word #process so often that it's become a punchline — long before Sam Hinkie and Joel Embiid made it a thing for the 76ers.

But it's a sign of progress that he felt no need to add the three words that Rider has heard so often: Don't be late.

Finally she sat up in bed and said, «I've heard that word so often tonight we've got to name a horse Personality someday.»»

Stubborn is a word that Arsenal fans have often used to describe our long serving manager so it was no great surprise to hear Arsene Wenger talking about his belief that there is enough strength in depth in the Arsenal squad to be able to cope with the injury picked up by Francis Coquelin at the weekend.

«Everybody said we could take the risk, but I heard the word «risk» too often and so said: «no, we can't take it, Roberto is out».

When we hear the word environment, we often think first of a child's physical environment.

I often hear myself repeating the words from Lois» Lenski's Spring is Here (as one apparently does when one reads the same simple sweet children's book for ten years straight): «Spring is here today!

Children learn words more easily when they hear them often.

It's a classic parenting situation that dads seem to run into quite often: Junior lets loose with a string of four - letter words that shocks everyone who hears it — especially his mom.

As they're learning, you'll hear your child often sounding out words and making the sounds for different letters.

Or a preschooler may echo a group of words she hears often, like «Go bye - bye» or «All gone.»

All too often the onlywords a volunteer official hears (and remember, they are often youngpeople themselves), are harsh words of criticism such as «you blew thecall,» «get some glasses,» or even «you're ruining the game ump.»

If you are someone that uses four letter words often, this is the time when you'll hear them come right back at you as well.