Sentences with phrase «often means commenting»

I come on here to discuss Arsenal but by proxy that often means commenting on other teams and the comparison.

Not exact matches

While the comment is often intended to be a compliment, its underlying meaning can carry great offense.

As Irving Burstiner commented in The Small Business Handbook, «Hiring the right people -; and training them well -; can often mean the difference between scratching out the barest of livelihoods and steady business growth» ¦.

My observation reflects my history with an abusive church where public displays of spirituality were often used as a means of control and as such my comment was perfectly valid.

It is no wonder that many turn away from Christianity, for your comments are often mean and spiteful, rather than following the apostle's Paul's words: «Let your words always be gracious, seasoned with salt, so that you will know how you should answer each person.»

And your comment about psychotherapy aside, I do believe you carry a chip on your shoulder which often causes you to read into other's posts an intent or motive beyond their meaning.

Ministers often are too hasty to reduce all questions into harmlessness with the «Of course, we know this doesn't mean...» type of comment.

Awww Ela your comment means so much to me, thank you < 3 And thank you for taking the time to read as often as you do, it is really hard to keep up!

but often okay thats the style of sanchez and a dribbling player has to risk some chances, but in my opinion sanchez has to better that aspect in his game but if you did nt mean possession then i'm sorry for this comment xD

That comment was a bit scary, I used to have a lovely girlfriend of Indian extraction, and she often commented about my «viper», and for a long time I took a quiet and manly pride in it, until I realised, at last, that all along she meant my car's vindscreen viper — alas.

My hubby and I have often commented about the media perception of the «class clown» type of father... he means well, but bumbles through his parenting duties... and the steady, responsible mom swoops in to set it all right, teaching the kids, and dad, a valuable lesson in the end.

But I don't get offended, instead I laugh because I know the comments are meant as a joke and its only a bit of fun, often such comments are made as a clever play on a stupid stereotype anyway.

People who can spontaneously invent a pseudonym in order to post a comment on a blog or on YouTube are often remarkably mean.

Commenting on the study, Dr Kuehni said: «The study stands out from many others, in that it does not content itself with showing that putative risk factors and health outcome are associated (which means only that they occur more often together than would be expected by chance).

Author of the study Aldrich commented, «Far too often, well - meaning, animal - loving people fail to recognize the suffering of wild primates in captivity.

In January things will be more peaceful and I can visit blogs often — I apologize, because you left so sweet comments, that really mean a lot to me, and this is the first time I come here!

Diehl - Armstrong's mental health is often commented on, but to discredit what she's saying instead of as a means for examining how it built her role in all this.

Sometimes Hardwick falls into the trap of simply summarizing the action of a given scene, but more often than not he rebounds with some comments about the deeper meanings of the scenes in terms of the characters and the larger picture.

So that means you'll have the option of having more power than you most likely will ever need on the open road... but DMC also offers the looks to match all this brutal force... one of the most often made comments about the Lamborghini Veneno was the fact the styling was over the top, I personally don't agree with that as I think the Veneno looks absolutely stunning... but DMC took their Edizione - GT exterior to an extreme... without going too far.

Unfortunately, the data is often presented by the data - gatherers, who won't comment or speculate on what the numbers mean.

I know they get mean comments often but sheesh...

Riedel often recycles and copies his own past work, as well as art - related objects and artwork by others, in order to comment on, expand, or even invert the meaning and intention of the original object.

Creating works in a diverse array of mediums, employing fabric, audio, video, film, installation, cultural events, and artistic happenings, Riedel often copies or recycles his own past work or art - related objects to comment on, expand, or even invert the meaning and intention of the original object or event.

But I do what to emphasize — since these are blog comments and «I don't know» often gets take the wrong way: Wh I say «I don't know», what I mean is simply: I don't know.

That doesn't mean, however, that NW's comment (of the sort that I often see here at Climate Etc. coming from my much beloved «skeptics» that fantasize some larger context to explain the individual comments of individual commenters) was not conspiratorial ideation.

You often seem to deeply analyse comments and perhaps read a meaning into some that were not always intended.

I suppose I've heard too many stories about how many germs the average housefly carries, or it finally dawned on me one day, what my buddies used to mean when they commented on what flies are most often attracted to.

While they usually mean well, more often than not their comments do nothing more than muddle your thoughts and make you feel like you can't think for yourself.

I've pretty much been a bi-stander up to this point, meaning I don't post topics or comment very often but I do religiously read articles and listen to pod casts on a daily basis and have for quite some time now.

I don't comment meant often but I want you to know that I read your posts everyday and am always inspired!