Sentences with phrase «people point blank»

Now I don't feel guilty because you know, I don't believe God wants me to be trapped and so I'll just ask the person point blank.

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I know that I drive people mad by refusing, point blank, ever to rate their work or new product ideas a perfect 10.

«The idea was that Lenny could be more obnoxious than a real person, and tell people point - blank that they're idiots not to shop around» says Lebda.

Reis and Blank are always quick to point out that failed startups «begin with an idea for a product that they think people want.»

Finally during a lull while people were eating lunch, the director just asked point blank, «does anyone have any tools or suggestions on how I can better manage this complex issue?»

Walking up and down the centre aisle, Kelley killed 25 people at the church, including crying babies at point - blank range, according to witness accounts.

Take a handful of texts, usually out of context, shove them all down the barrel of a shot - gun and fire them point blank at the people.

It is churches that point blank refuse to accept that the most effective way of converting people, is by studying the Bible with them, weekly, for decades.

Some people are executed, cartel style, with bags over their heads when they're shot at point - blank range.

I know of people who have chosen this lifestyle, and when I ask them point blank if they know its wrong, they always say Yes.

When a person has come to doubt the validity of intercessory prayer, it is fruitful to ask himself point - blank, «Am I doubting that God has anything to do with prayer?»

So a lucky shoulder goal and two point blank passes any person playing football in any league should make and suddenly Giroud is very good?

Making his case on Point Blank segment of Eyewitness News, Mr. Blay said: «If you needed people to undertake the biggest battle of an election and you thought that those that were in charge will not contribute to winning so you put them aside and you put other people in charge and they go to the battle and they are victorious.

Deputy Attorney General, Joseph Kpemka who made this revelation on Point Blank segment of Eyewitness News however fell short of mentioning names of persons involved.

Harvard's Steven Pinker, the celebrated author of The Blank Slate and an expert on the evolution of language and the mind, addressed that point in an interview in New Scientist magazine: «People, including me, would rather believe that significant human biological evolution stopped between 50,000 and 100,000 years ago, before the races diverged, which would ensure that racial and ethnic groups are biologically equivalent.»

There is a great purpose behind this new fitness craze, but what is most important that a lot of people who are new to the fitness world do not realize is; the correct form, the correct formula for their body, point blank the importance of working out correctly.

In a country that finally freed the African American people 150 years after we brutally shackled them, now 150 years later we're still living in a culture when anyone with the wrong color skin can be forcefully stopped and frisked on the street — or worse — followed, hounded, hunted like strays and gunned down point blank.

I wish I could think of one single thing that Extinction has going for it, but I'm coming up blank — not only does it bungle its core gameplay mechanics, it then repeats the same circus sideshow way, way beyond the threshold of any sane person's breaking point.

They have always been an effective way of making a point in a very visual way that anyone can understand, from the religious murals of the Renaissance to the political murals of the deep South and Northern Ireland; large scale art doesn't just decorate blank walls, it gets people looking up and taking notice.

This wouldn't have felt quite so bad if it had been done in a way that made every kill feel like a necessity, but it doesn't: you'll set enemies on fire with napalm arrows, stick pickaxes in people's heads, pull them off cliffs and shoot them through the head at point - blank range.

A reminder that Britain before the 16th century was not entirely an artistic blank slate would have been useful, but this exhibition reflects the strengths in a collection whose starting - point is 1545, and it should change for ever how people talk about the history and identity of British art.

An environmentalist told me point blank, «it doesn't matter if CO2 isn't a problem, because if you reduce CO2, you force people to reduce consumption, you reduce greed.»

Point to where the questions have already been answered, rather than just leaving blank space for the people who never read the answers and just hurry to repost their questions to increase uncertainty.

I was told by more than one person that I was rushing them, and I was asked point blank why it had to be done quickly.

Points of Contact: Even if your Media page is otherwise a blank screen, it should include the name, phone number and email address of people in two categories: (a) an overall firm spokesperson and (b) individual contacts for press inquiries on specific subjects of your choosing.