Sentences with phrase «puts little faith»

The Diagnostic Laboratory of the University of Georgia Veterinary School puts little faith in the value of the ANA test in animals.

But since it's based on the most wildly popular book in the bunch, a book that every article will tell you was «unfilmable» before Ang Lee came along, Life of Pi seems to have safe chances here, even if such an assumption puts little faith in the writer's branch, who should know better than to reward David Magee's horridly bookended script.

But Carmody puts little faith in Whac - A-Mole campaigns, and his experience with Goon has him wanting something more.

But perhaps age and hopefully a little more wisdom, teach us to put a little faith in the fact that things will often work out better than expected if we let them.

«Doctors tend to put little faith in hair - saving measures with questionable outcomes, but that doesn't mean there are not options out there that patients can try,» advises Mario Lacouture, MD, director of the Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center's Dermatologic Care Center at Northwestern University in Chicago.

Truly, if we just put a little faith in pit bulls and treated them with the respect and kindness they deserve versus the rudeness and exploitation so many of them often receive, perhaps we'd all finally see that pit bulls are as wonderful as any other dog.

«Once I considered the information Penny brought to me, I realized I had to put a little faith into my agent,» McCurdy says.

Not exact matches

Musk wonders aloud whether the market is «being a little too generous» and «putting a lot of faith in the future.»

Sometimes it takes a little work or a leap of faith up front, but if you put passive income strategies into place and stick with your plan passive income is definitely a realistic goal.

Sometimes it takes a little work or a leap of faith up front, but if you put passive income strategies into place and stick with your plan passive income is definitely a re...

Atheists: I know many there are many people that practice religion just by fanaticism, I've seen many people in my opinion stupid (excuse the word) praying to saints hopping to solve their problems by repeating pre-made sentences over and over, but there are others different, I don't think Religion and Science need to be opposites, I believe in God, I'm Catholic and I have many reasons to believe in him, I don't think however that we should pray instead of looking for the cause and applying a solution, Atheists think they are smart because they focus on Science and technology instead of putting their faith in a God, I don't think God will solve our problems, i think he gave us the means to solve them by ourselves that's were God is, also I think that God created everything but not as a Magical thing but stablishing certain rules like Physics and Quimics etc. he's not an idiot and he knew how to make it so everything was on balance, he's the Scientist of Scientist the Mathematic of Mathematics, the Physician of Physicians, from the tiny little fact that a mosquito, an insect species needs to feed from blood from a completely different species, who created the mosquitos that way?

some of you atheists are still talking... I can hear you... the little patter of your heart as it increases in rate because you are so ticked off at those mean «ol believers whom you hate so much you just have to put all your time into the CNN posts dealing with faith and God... You are so predictable... blather on without me though, I have to go get my sons from practice, so you will have to spew your hate on those left behind... Merry Christmas!

There is little chance of exaggerating the fact that the central object of Jesus» concern was persons, that in personality he found life's supreme value, that in the possibilities of personality he put his faith and invested his service.

You're complaining about people sharing their faith with others, being «pushy,» and in the same post putting in your little plug for whatever system you follow.

This puts me in a more vulnerable position because 1) it exposes me to the criticisms of people on both sides of the debate, 2) it could lead to serious disappointment, should I find that my intellectual integrity and my faith are indeed incompatible, and 3) it leaves me in the awkward position of being uncertain, undecided, and maybe even a little confused for a while.

At a time of unprecedented transition in the Christian Movement, when (as George Orwell once put it) «the little orthodoxies of the right and the left vie with one another for possession of our souls,» it is necessary to assert both the modesty and the complex, nuanced character of Christian faith and theology against the false certainties of true belief, ideology and religious simplism.

When we had very little scientific knowledge of the working of the universe, it made sense for mankind to construct a God to put their faith in and to provide answers.

As Goguel puts it, «The thought behind the story is that proofs exist, which, however, only a man of little faith can need.

But the candle is lit for a few hours, I'll remember you and put on faith and hope, my prayers are joining with yours, life can be a little unsatisfying — it's okay to admit it out loud — and I've got a river of life flowing out of me.

John's basic standpoint is a little different: «What Jesus is to the faith of the true Christian believer, He was in the flesh,» as Hoskyns puts it.

It seems not a little strange that the faith which is most insistent upon the principle of Ahimsa and will not take the life of the most humble living thing, makes a definite place for putting an end to one own life.

We in the West always make the mistake that we put in too little effort to figure out what real faith means — we are too materialistic, and that is the reason why always false priests, bishops and pastors (also on the Protestant side) mislead us, and can tell us idiotic strories of cheap grace or workrighteousness.

Many of us felt, on top of losing all our best players year after year during that period, not to mention a never ending trophy drought, we had little time to put faith into a player testing the waters all over again.

I believe Arsene and his whole coaching management staff has had there time an should honourably leave.Please GOONERS sacrifice your support for the present teams chosen and if personally required make it known we are NOT happy / satisfied with of how the club is handled.There is NO growth and half the players are not premier league standard.looking at the top 6 clubs.Somebody got to take the fall and it is not Kroenkie as we seen the money was spent.We buying where we had a little strength and where we really required (defensive) for a long time faith is put in people like Calum, Mustafi, bellerin, Holding etc.. I feel for El Nenny who is hardworking with the wrong chemistry.The other 5 top clubs will never take these players in there premier side.

«Wenger is not even considering a replacement» Disagree with that statement, I think Wenger is just putting his faith in his number 1, giving him a little confidence boost for the remainder of the season.

In my opinion he needs to stick to a back four and put faith in Robinson and Little in the full back positions.

Then comes Coutinho (877), which says something about how little faith, rightly or wrongly, has been put in the likes of Andre Gomes, Paco Alcacer, Aleix Vidal and Denis Suarez.

Writer Kate Maltby, who accused Conservative MP Damian Green of sexual harassment, Labour party activist Ava Etemadzadeh, who accused Labour MP Kelvin Hopkins, and former special adviser to Nick Clegg Bridget Harris, who made allegations against Lib Dem peer Lord Rennard, said they had little faith their political parties would put their houses in order, and accused them of ignoring the issue for decades.

If you're looking for someone who goes to Mass maybe once a year or less and puts little weight on their faith when it comes to finding a significant other, this site is probably not ideal for you.

Putting its faith not in Jonathan Swift's novel but in the belief that families will see any flashy and loud movie in theaters around the holidays, this box office flop is a dud by any standard, offering little in the way of entertainment and enchantment.

Aardman themselves are the little tribe fighting the giants, and putting their faith in old - fashioned storytelling and unassuming comedy.

And he puts very little faith in schools that aim to change those odds.

Good to hear that they are going to offer a little something for those who put faith in the device and went ahead with a pre-order, though I wouldn't be surprised if it turns out to be a USB drive or something!

She has little faith in justice and is afraid her involvement will put her at risk.

Readers place far too much faith in statistics and put too little effort into assessing what is right for their locality and, moreover, for their cat.

On that basis I could put a little more faith in Milivoje's correlations between CET and other phenomena for the first half of CET than for the second (and yet more with some improvements to the physics!).

It might take that little leap of faith to put a little fear into them, like if you progress and start becoming something better that you may tire of them and leave them behind.

To put that paper process into a systems - based, collaborative process requires more than just a little leap of faith.

I have little faith that they will do anything and my last convo with a lawyer made me put my house on the market.

The process was very long and put our faith to the test many times — and this is only clear in hindsight — but we had to wait because God just didn't yet have our little guy ready for us.