Sentences with phrase «part of this rant»

That's part of his rant (had that been his only point) I would have recognized.

The last part of this rant will cover engines.

The second part of the rant contrasted how the three console manufacturers talk about games.

Not exact matches

Ross Douthat of The New York Times called his statements «extraordinary, irresponsible and ridiculous» (in all, Douthat posted a 20 - part Twitter rant about the matter).

Then instead of attacking all Catholics in all of the ranting, attack the men who have committed these crimes, the boy scout leaders, teachers, coaches, next door neighbors as well as the priests, pastors and deacons of whatever church they are part of.

In any event, it was all fairly conventional, merrily venomous talk - radio ranting, and I would probably have forgotten it a moment afterward if, at the end, the woman speaker had not opined that this «Occupy business» was all a part of the decay of the «traditional Christian values that built this nation» — a judgment to which the other two assented vigorously.

I love her irreverence, her liberal ranting, her self - deprecating honesty, and I love that she is part of my big glory God - family.

Ok, tante, I tolerate an awful lot of hate filled ignorance before feeling compelled to bother with a reply, but a part of your misguided rant in particular caught my attention as in desperate need of correction.

The demanding of one God part only proves more and more why you do that.Its not the excuses you rant about no..

typical, it chops and changes based around whatever your ill - informed negative rant will be based on for the day... The key to a successful squad is having squad players who can support the first - team and fill in throughout parts of the season without needing a few games to get in form and know their place.

Do you really care about birth and women and what women want (and have as mainstream options in more civilized parts of the post industrial world) or do you just like to insult and point your ranting finger at what affirms your profession?

maggie, I will respond to just one part of your incoherent rant: «the notion that I might have commented on the article after reading it to contribute my opinion»

I've noticed a couple of tweets (still feels incredibly awkward to use «tweet» as part of my every day vernacular) linking readers to this article - a «rant» against Dr. Sears» Theory of Attachment Parenting.

Even as a child is losing it, another part of him knows that it is not socially acceptable (and therefore not safe) to rant and rave and strike out at others.

Both organizations released statements Saturday morning after Trump took aim at the league in an anti-NFL rant as part of a rambling speech during a campaign - style rally in Alabama Friday night.

Now, McMillan, teeing off rants against everything from government subsidies of Wall Street to the price of a can of lima beans, says he once again has City Hall in his sites — and was inspired to run, in part, by Prince's death.

Instead of answering, she launched into an annoyed rant about personal privacy and the electric company's new wireless «smart» meters, which apparently are part of a nefarious scheme to eliminate the concept of privacy.

lol, with all my ranting, i forgot to post the link [that i hope Everyone will have the stomach, and the patience, to watch to the end — i.e. part 6] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DW-twcOQcE of course, same applies here.

I am so honored to be a part of this as I have known Tiffany for over a year or more now and while we have collaborated several times in the past and even monthly she really is one of those ladies that we Facebook message each other constantly, whether from asking each other blogging questions to «ugh what a day in parenting» rants (haha).

Alex Kinyua, the college student who is suspected of killing and eating parts of a man staying at his home ranted on Facebook about «mass human sacrifices Over 1 million essay examples in one online database!

Ahead of the film's World Premiere as part of SXSW's Midnighters» section, Screen Rant sat down with Shipp and Hildebrand to talk Jeffrey Dahmer, representation, and where Tragedy Girls might go next.

His rants and conspiracy theories include the idea that George Washington was part of a cult and grew lots of weed at Mount Vernon.

Part of me looks back on this and smiles... seeing J.B. in a toga and ranting about Antigone's insolence.

I pretty much summed it up in the last rant, but once again, please create a new version of the sport model with substantial horsepower gains and better performance parts (ie suspension).

NOTE: I'm not directing this at you Michael, I'm just making an observation (part observation / small part rant, OK) on this issue which is holding back a great area of development, whichever angle you see it from.

But now I've read the book, thrown the book across the room a couple of times, re-read and digested some of the good parts, stomped across the hall to Bret's office to rant more than once, and, finally, am ready to recommend it, with reservations.

A political rant might not be the best idea unless that's part of your brand.

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The sad part about all this is that the gaming media is eating Smart's crazy up like it's pudding and practically asking for more by giving his nonsensical rants all this attention which, of course, is exactly what he wanted.

That is a major part of the reason why I have started renting more games and buying less, but that also is a rant for another day.

When Steam's new Greenlight feature went live, I didn't feel like posting one of my normal long - winded rants that nobody reads anyway, so for the most part I was content to let it pass without further comment.

And all the critical rants to the contrary, this Biennial is not without its ephemeral gestures to private emotions, including Kiki Smith's shower of glass tear drops strewn before two transparent feet and lovingly titled Mother (1992 - 3); Jack Pierson's Diamond Life (1990), a sensitive hommage, with desk cigarette butts and Joni Mitchell albums, to the slower moments of an emotional life in the 70s; Lari Pittman's intricately patterned paintings; Lorna Simpson's wonderful wall of trumpet mouthpieces that form part of her installation Hypothetical?

Powhida has spent his short career (he is only 37) deconstructing the power and money mechanics of the art world in intensely - detailed drawings and paintings that are part political cartoon, part stream - of consciousness rant.

April's recent post covered his ranting about how promoting bike riding is part of a world

Nothing you wrote here or in the following rant proves that new technologies to store energy are not part of the solution to the problems caused by burning fossil fuels.

I've just watched part of the Chomsky rant on J Doug Swallow's recommendation.

The National Post reported that «His evidence - in - chief was part soliloquy, part lecture and all theatre, as befits the man who begins his prime - time, five - days - a-week show on Sun TV with a monologue which, as he told Judge Wendy Matheson, once went on so long «we had to cancel the commercials» because it had morphed into a «rant» of an hour.»

It was part of my continuing rant about Edward Glaeser and Ryan Avent and Matt Yglesias who want to get rid of height restrictions and historic preservation rules and let a thousand towers bloom.

I am glad that he added the note that this was tongue in cheek, or this might have been a rant about how people in Denmark usually dress for cycling as they might dress for normal life because it is part of normal life, like their model on the silver bike, and don't feel that they have to wear helmets and reflective clothing.

I did a small part in helping to organize a conference on this topic around» 88, held at U of T. I remember one session where this crazed fellow came flying wildly down the aisle, ranting and raving about his amazing project to get all the world's texts (literature and other) online and hyperlinked with its related commentary.