Sentences with phrase «pitiful attempted»

Your PITIFUL attempt to avoid the answer FAILED MISERABLY.

God doesn't want our observation, nor our pitiful attempts to «prove» his existence — he wants our love.

Our pitiful attempt at love.

Your PITIFUL attempts to PRETEND the Bible doesn't say what it DOES SAY makes you look totally ridiculous.

Or was that a pitiful attempt at being funny?

And that should be a daily prayer of, «Dear God, please raise my children right despite my pitiful attempts.»

Yet another pitiful attempt to discredit powerful and credible research that threaten your own view of how you believe childbirth should be facilitated.

My personal favorites, though, are the pitiful attempts by homebirth and natural childbirth advocates to harness to their cause scientific disciplines about which they clearly are ignorant.

I'm going to guess that it's another pitiful attempt to harness cutting edge scientific disciplines about which they are painfully ignorant, in this case epigenetics and the microbiome.

De Blasio called a new TWU TV ad campaign blaming him for the underfunding of New York City's state - controlled mass transit system «absolutely misleading» and a «pitiful attempt to disguise where the real responsibility for the MTA lies.»

It was so beautiful, all my pitiful attempts at posing on it probably would just ruin the aesthetic, LOL!

As a window into the auteur's late - career preoccupation with adolescent angst, «Bertolucci Makes The Dreamers» is illuminating, bookended as it is by telling quotes («When I'm with these kids, I feel the same age» and «Maybe I didn't talk enough about young people when I was young») that make one wish Bertolucci would do a film about the vanishing act of youth rather than these pitiful attempts to trap it in a jar.

Subtlety has always been a foreign concept to Oliver Stone, even back when he was in great form, so it's not exactly surprising when various characters make a pitiful attempt at thematic commentary by blatantly spitting out the title in Stone's latest movie, a wobbly, wandering drug dealers vs. cartels thriller.

As something that openly parodies the RPG genre it needs to do those selfsame things that it pokes fun at well, else risk coming across as idiotic, a pitiful attempt at comedy which is no better than that it attempts to mock.

Representing the ugly side of horror games is Aliens: Colonial Marines, Dino Crisis 3, and Atari's pitiful attempts to make Alone in the Dark and Haunted House relevant again.

Your attempt at trying to portray Marco's submission in a way that is pleasing to you and what you want consumers to buy, but inconsistent with what he wrote (he focused largely on his personal success) is a pitiful attempt at trying to use a fully detached argument, to prove a point.

I pray every day that God will expand my pitiful attempts at organizing and decorating.

Not exact matches

They have no value either as representations of Jesus or as an attempt to make God show through this pious and pitiful imagery.

Arsene Wenger made a somewhat token attempt to take the blame for Arsenal's pitiful display at Anfield.

I thought it was a bit early in the election to start slinging mud, but apparently Gibson and his supporters don't have a whole lot to say about their positions nows that the government shutdown and the attempt to hold the payment of the government's debts for blackmail has come to such a pitiful end.

notice how the trolls now resort to upvoting each other... even when the attempt is pitiful?

Given your profound knowledge of Holocene climate proxies, your ample statistical knowledge, and the pitiful lack of a reliable Holocene temperature reconstruction, wouldn't you attempt to make and publish a better Holocene temperature reconstruction?

What has bedevilled all these attempts is that since it is very difficult to get scientists to respond to direct questions (response rates for surveys are pitiful), proxy data of some sort or another are often used that may or may not be useful for the specifics of the «consensus» being tested (which itself is often not clearly defined).