Sentences with phrase «prefacing statement»

I want to start this article by making a very firm prefacing statement that I want to make sure everyone reads.

· Sometimes a simple prefacing statement of, «This is hard for me to share...» can really soothe the nerves

Prefacing each statement with «PlayStation» you can tell the PS4 to take screenshots, play games (by saying the game name and then «start»), go back to the home screen, select applications and power off.

I also meant to say that when I read this post, I immediately thought of another phrase: «No offense, but...» Just as prefacing a statement with, «Don't judge me» puts the listener on the defensive (since it appears that the speaker is expecting judgment), so does saying, «No offense» to somebody... it implies that you are going to say something rude to them.

While Ricky Bobby takes it a little too far, prefacing any statement with «With all due respect» means you feel the other person is misguided.

Erman prefaces this statement by saying that it feels like RIM's marketing in North America «has given up.»

Whenever anyone prefaces a statement with, «This isn't about... whatever...» that's exactly what its about and this statement of «We don't mean to inflame...» is exactly what this is about.

I want to preface my statement by saying that I hope I'm wrong and I will gladly eat my words if Arsenal exceed my expectations, but I very much doubt that we will finish in the top 4 this season for the following reasons:

Please preface those statements with» In my opinion....»

Also, removing those three players from the equation, which is how I literally prefaced my statement, is literally 100 % of the players that I'd make available for Kawhi.

I'm pretty sure there's a cosmic rule in parenting: If you preface any statement with «I will never, ever, ever...» before you actually have children, your chances of doing that thing increase exponentially.

It is not worthwhile to correct unless one prefaces each statement with a «not».

You could soften either of these statements with a preface statement, such as «I'm very interested in this position and I'm a little concerned that a discussion of salary at this point could screen me out or box me in...»

Instead, try prefacing your statements with something along the lines of: «This isn't your fault, and you didn't do anything wrong; I just need to talk to someone about this,» says Dr. Stollman.

Not exact matches

This is prefaced by a chilling statement from Doctor Strange earlier on in the film whilst they're aboard Ebony Maw's ship.

For Mark's Gospel, the connection occurs almost immediately, as Jesus's statement that some «will not taste death until they see the kingdom of God after it has come with power» prefaces the event of the transfiguration (Mark 9:1 — 2).

The story of the raising of Lazarus is prefaced by a statement of its purpose: it is not only for the glory of God but «that the Son of God may be glorified by means of it» (V. 4).

As a matter of fact, Bultmann's Jesus and the Word of 1926 was prefaced with a classic statement of the modern view of history, and on this basis he states that his book reflects his own encounter with the historical Jesus, and may mediate an encounter with the historical Jesus on the part of the reader.

I use «signals» instead of «signs» in consideration of Miss Langer's statement in the «Preface to the Edition of 1951,» where she indicates that Charles Morris» terminology has advantages over her own.

From the introduction to Evangelicals and Catholics Together at Twenty: Vital Statements on Contested Topics (Brazos, 2015), edited by Timothy George and Thomas G. Guarino, with foreword by George Weigel, and prefaces by Timothy Cardinal Dolan and J.I Packer.

Nelson, a senior zoologist at the American Museum of Natural History, wrote that statement in the preface to a recent book by Wendell Bird, the leading attorney for the creationist organizations.

has to be used to preface the next statement, so that the listener does not take the statement in an unintended sense.

There are too many statements in the Bible affirming that those who believe are saved (including, of course, John 3:16, which is cited as the preface to «The Gift of Salvation») for us to say that something other than belief is necessary for salvation.

They were prefaced by the statement that the awards

It differs from ordinary prefaces because it does not state who the author is; it resembles them in its statements about (1) the occasion of the work, (2) its reliance on trustworthy materials, and (3) its insistence upon the competence of the author.

Should I have the money, and a child in the public education system, I belive I could take the issue to court and win that educators must always preface any remark that deals with the theory of evolution with statements such as: «it is thought» or «there is reason to believe» or some or qualifying statement indicating that it is just a theory, not fact.

It was prefaced by a statement insisting on his loyalty to Rome and making the common and theologically proper distinction between, on the one hand, Scripture and its interpretation in canonical statements from Rome and, on the other, the opinions, however venerable, of Aquinas and other Fathers of the Church.

And Jeremiah's exhortation that ascribes the cycle of the seasons to divine activity is prefaced with the flat statement that his contemporaries pay no regard to this view.

I will preface this following statement with the knowledge that it may well be twisting the knife for quite a few of you.

It's either not thought through at all or, worse, it is Cameron deliberately, manipulatively, prefacing his ONE IMPORTANT STATEMENT of the week — which is about how to prevent children accessing legitimate adult porn — with headlines about child abuse.

Prefacing my course list with the following statement concerning my true...

Savanna: Let me preface this by saying that I am essentially in love with every actor on this list, so the majority of my commentary will probably consist of statements like «He's so dreamy!»

This is prefaced by a chilling statement from Doctor Strange earlier on in the film whilst they're aboard Ebony Maw's ship.

The books reviewed here are the first to be published in a series titled «Issues of Our Times,» edited by the omnipresent Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr., whose picture, with a brief statement, prefaces each.

But before I make any further statements, let me preface the rest with the following two premises:

Authors should send us their eBook manuscripts with all the text they would like included in a single file: title page (if not using a jpeg), copyright page, table of contents, other books by author, dedication and / or acknowledgements, foreword and / or preface (if any), chapters (main document), a statement announcing end of book and beginning of a teaser chapter (optional), the teaser chapter of next book (optional), statement saying «End of Sample Chapter» with link where readers can learn / buy book, and author bio.

The material added to this edition seems slight: the Nobel committee's statement on Maathai, her acceptance speech, a new preface and an interview she did with the Worldwatch Institute, where at last some of her passion shines through.

The Art of Destiny: Volume 2 features contributions in the form of a preface from art director Michael Zak explaining how his father inspired him to create sandbox worlds and a foreword by game director Luke Smith that details the amount of effort and creativity invested in making numerous environments within a universe that can be described in the statement «Almost every idea fits».

I should preface this review with the statement that I haven't been all that impressed with the Tony Hawk series as of late with the exception of THUG.

The exhibition statement is prefaced by the following text by the artist, evocative of her poetic forms and recalling the centrality of ritual dance to her practice:

Includes: preface, selected statements by craftsmen, brief biographical information, list of artists in the exhibition, selected images.

@ In Dody Muller's account of her husband, Jan's life prefacing the catalogue on Jan Muller, prepared by the Guggenheim Museum for the January, February 1962 exhibition of his works, the statement is made, quote, AIn a sense the 813 Broadway exhibition contained the rudiments of the Hansa Gallery, which was to form on East Twelfth Street and which opened in the autumn of 1952.

For her first exhibition with PLHK, Varady has prefaced her project with «I don't like passion», a statement made by Louise Bourgeois as a way into a specific dialog with the artist and her work.

A preface by Thelma Golden anchors the 256 - page volume and is followed by scholarly essays from Haynes, Nikki A. Greene and Bridget R. Cooks; responses to Thomas's work by four contemporary artists; and a resource section including personal photos, an artist statement, and early articles and interviews.

Published to accompany the solo exhibition Salleh Japar: Gurindam dan Igauan at the Earl Lu Gallery Editor: Venka Purushothaman Preface by Eugene Tan Essay by Venka Purushothaman Statements by Salleh Japar, Chua Beng Huat, Venka Purushothaman, Ahmad Mashadi and TK Sabapathy Biographical information Softback, 50 pages, 21 x 21 cm, 28 illus.

Let me preface my response by saying that I read the same passage you did, namely, that «statement (2) is wrong,» and, believe me, I recognize that out of context it is hard to give that passage an interpretation other than yours.

Those who like to call me «arrogant» might care to note that I preface essentially all statements regarding my own work with a qualifying term such as «unless I have made an error» or «if I am correct».

duncansteel wrote... «Those who like to call me «arrogant» might care to note that I preface essentially all statements regarding my own work with a qualifying term such as «unless I have made an error» or «if I am correct».»

The Preface of the 1998 Report provides a clear statement of the attribution problem: -LSB-...]

Please, O H Dahlsveen, at least preface your nonsense with some statement that this is how you imagine it works.