Sentences with phrase «really belongs»

As long as you are blaming the other agent, you will never focus your energy where it really belongs, which is asking the client why they want to leave in the first place, and what can you do better next time.

In fact, in the agency law books (see Restatement of Agency 2d) that we've looked at, it would seem that there is legal precedent indicating that this money really belongs to the buyer, not their agent.

In other words, every bonus and every Lexus given out by Lennar really belongs to the buyers, not their agents.

Well, okay, it really belongs to the brokers but I speak on their behalf!»

Before you write something down on your bucket list, ask yourself if this is something that really belongs there.

If your heart really belongs to someone else, if your marriage is arranged or is a marriage of convenience, or if you simply want to stay together for your children, it is not the best approach.

Parents who make a concerted effort to sit down with each other and discuss the future well - being of their kids together, keep their perspective where it really belongs — on the children.

The discussion arose if the address really belongs to WikiLeaks.

I plan to take very good care of my truck, even if it really belongs to the company I work for.

Many pieces of property are never recovered because people do not have the necessary credentials to retrieve what really belongs to them.

Steve said «this honour really belongs to CCGG as a whole and is based on what everyone involved with CCGG has done in the last 10 years to bring the majority voting issue to light in Canada and to keep it top of mind with federal and provincial governments, the TSX, directors and the press».

The Canadian Citation Committee (CCC) did think about computerized sorting, but for the reasons stated by Nick Holmes as well as for better legibility, this issue was adressed not at the level of the citation itself, but rather at the level of file naming, where it really belongs.

«I also believe that this type of gift really belongs to the client, the person who is ultimately paying for the disbursement of fees to a court reporting agency.»

This really belongs on the raising the game II thread.

Move the Ontario Electricity Support Program to the Ministry of Community and Social Services, where this social assistance program really belongs.

What this represents is a lack of unity over whether climate change really belongs on the agenda.

You can't help feeling it really belongs in London all the same - nothing in the last 20 years could be more indicative of metropolitan self - absorption than London's taste in contemporary art and the Turner Prize is its distillation.

You can't help feeling it really belongs in London all the...

«It seems to me that my work really belongs there,» she wrote.

Not that he's unknown or hasn't received significant exposure, but this must - see look back at his 50 - year career really belongs at MoMA or the Whitney.

Edwina Leapman, Annely Juda Fine Art, 28th February — 28th March 2013 Monochrome really belongs to Yves Klein, but as Edwina Leapman was also a devotee in the 1960s, at first glance these «New Paintings» from 2012 are down that similar and well - trodden path.

I hope next time they really bring back the Kremlings that really belongs to this series.

I touched on this when I wrote about Subspace itself, but it really belongs here for completion's sake, as they're two entirely different themes:

While it's directed at staff, the thanks really belongs to caring people like you!

«But if it really belongs on your report, it will just reappear in a month, when the lender reports to the credit bureau again.»

This really belongs in the valuation section but I wanted to keep all of the data found on the CCC list in these first two categories.

That's especially true with an inheritance, since it often takes a while for beneficiaries to feel like that money really belongs to them.

The guest journal is so valuable because it teaches my students to be excited about their writing, and it reminds me who my class really belongs to.

Nothing really belongs to you in this world, not even your body, and your creative ideas, if you actually have any, might at best, outlive you for someone else to enjoy.»

But this movie really belongs to Stone, who has never been better.

But this film really belongs to Gyllenhaal.

Deserves to Win: Melissa Leo (Frozen River) Overlooked: Sally Hawkins (Happy - Go - Lucky), Rebecca Hall (Vicky Cristina Barcelona), Freida Pinto (Slumdog Millionaire) Best Supporting Actor Will Win: Heath Ledger (The Dark Knight) I predicted this outcome when The Dark Knight was released way back in July, although the late Heath Ledger really belongs in the lead actor category, given how his spellbinding performance as The Joker overshadowed that of Christian Bale in the title role.

But the film really belongs to McAvoy and Chastain, who do close to career - best work here: the former masks his pain with a jokey boyishness, the latter becoming increasingly sharp and furious, drowning under her grief.

The show really belongs to Tommy Lee Jones, whose recent Best Actor nomination was all the Oscar attention given here.

, the film really belongs to Vicky Krieps, who delivers a complex, funny, alluring performance as the mysterious Alma.

really belongs to Vicky Krieps as Alma.

But there is little doubt that the movie really belongs to the effervescent Miss Grace.

But the movie really belongs to Monroe and Garner.

Most viewers will come away impressed by the sheer amount of big - name stars that contribute to the film in smaller roles, and while they all offer some nice character work here, this film really belongs to Ralph Fiennes, who shows quite well that he can command the screen in a lightly comedic fashion, rather than as the heavy that dominates most of his better known works.

But the movie really belongs to Emma Stone, who has never been better.

The second half really belongs to Gainsbourg for showing the sympathetic vulnerability of a person who is willing to sacrifice themselves if it means helping someone they care about.

The star of the show is lovely Valerie (Amanda Seyfried), who, inconsequential to her donning of the titular muumuu, is betrothed to doltish Henry (Max Irons), although her heart really belongs to doltish Peter (Shiloh Fernandez).

Even though Thor is the title character and the hero, the film really belongs to Tom Hiddleston and his return to the diabolical Loki.

I suppose so as the story really belongs to evolution of the ape characters.

But the story really belongs to the kids: teenager Walt (Jesse Eisenberg), who is molded in the same pseudo-intellectual mold as his dad, and 12 - year - old Frank (Owen Kline) who is dealing with his family's chaos in his own, um, unusual ways.

It is time to move on and show Thanos who this world really belongs to.

While Bill Murray and Lucas Black hold up their end by supplying a bit of humor and purity, respectively, the story really belongs to Duvall.

Edison Chen and Shawn Yue portray the younger Ming and Yan, just as they had done briefly in the first film, and while they are fine in their own way, this film really belongs to Hong Kong's veteran character actors Anthony Wong (The Medallion, Cat and Mouse), Eric Tsang, and Francis Ng.

I'm closer to the latter sentiment, and this montage shows that the character really belongs to Korean - American Jeong, whose performance is both brave and committed.

The series really belongs to Simmons, so much so that unfortunately when the story leaves his behind things can get a little too slow.