Sentences with phrase «really got to the point»

It had really gotten to the point where it was no longer manageable.

I didn't really get to the point where I realized I needed to process it emotionally until I went through the «to labor doula training».

«Politicians really get to the point where they want to claim the lake is being cleaned up,» said Joe Heath, general counsel for the Onondaga Nation, which has a reservation nearby and considers the lake to be sacred.

I think much of it has really gotten to the point where it's not even a legitimate science anymore.

So far as we are aware, those projects haven't really got to the point of suggesting specific strategies by which we could control toads, so we won't try to discuss them in any detail.

As much as I love maternity clothes and being pregnant, I'm really getting to the point where I'm looking forward to shopping at my regular stores again!

and just now really getting to the point where I can start a social life.

Have we really got to the point where a film representing genocide as a negative is accused of being leftist / liberal / condescending / etc?

At slow speeds, the firmness can be felt more than the Dzire's within the cabin but it doesn't really get to the point of being uncomfortable.

Similar to how I felt about the huge Paramount War that happened in One Piece recently, every few pages there's someone different fighting someone else, or someone talking about battle strategies, and you really get to the point where you just wonder who you are supposed to care about.

It's really gotten to that point — especially since I'm a slow reader.

«If we look at what economists are saying, look at what folks who are trying to buy a home are saying, it's really gotten to the point where it is out of control and we need to do something.»

Unlike the simplicity of the Iconic Dog watches, this one really gets to the point.

You really got to the point of it.

Phones have really got to the point of not really needing much more power.

We never really got to the point of making an investment.

Not exact matches

«You get to a point in your career when you've had some success,» says Segura, «and you're in a position to really impact someone else.»

Only one thing is really standing in the way at this point: «The biggest challenge to adopting that is really for [wireless] operators to come up with a good way to manage your plan, because clearly you don't want to pay another $ 50 a month just to get a SIM card.»

«If you sign up to get really great bonus points with an airline, it may not be your best card in the long run if you don't use that airline,» points out Amber Stubbs, senior managing editor at credit card comparison site CardRatings.com.

Billionaire pet - food entrepreneur Clay Mathile says to really grow your business, you've got to learn how to let go at some point.

Standing on the podium was great, but what I really loved was the process of getting to the point where you could stand on that top step.

If Samsung, Microsoft and every other tech company really is interested in having their own smartwatches, the field is going to get really crowded, really fast, at which point the same thing will happen as in tablets — the bottom will fall out of prices.

«It's getting to the point where you're really limited in what you can deliver,» Small said.

«We'd like to get back into game of printing guides at some point, I think people really like that and we'd love to start that again,» Stang told CNBC on Tuesday.

«Our long - term goal is to really get under ClearlyContact's skin so that they're irritated with having us around and at some point the giant is going to consume us like Amazon did to Zappos.»

The point is that there's a limited amount of time, energy, and capital in any company, and you should be using them to get the kind of business you really want.

One of my colleagues makes it a point to only meet one person at any given event and spends his time really getting to know that one person.

I didn't get to make the point I really wanted to make — that most early - stage VCs now view IPOs as a bonus, but not a reasonable plan — but hopefully was mildly coherent (here are my more detailed thoughts):

Ultimately, when you get down to it, the Capital One Venture card is good for those people who are really, honestly casual travelers, who don't necessarily want to worry about transferring points out to travel partners and just send a simple way of redeeming their points.

This last point really seems to get the anti-IEX crowd upset since they are desperate to see IEX not succeed and this type of discount may help to jolt the IEX market share.

But over time, I really would love for them to design more and more phones for me, from the handset point of view, and I just get our designers to design some really high - end, cool stuff.

Perhaps we're finally getting to a point where interest rates really have nowhere to go but up.

I was thinking this the other day, when a lot of the Facebook executives get on Twitter and feel victim - y, they're doing their victim - y dance right now a lot of the time, and at one point, Boz, Bosworth, when he said, «Maybe people will die,» that memo, and instead of being like, «Oh god, we really have to be more mature about this,» their thing was, «We can't talk now.»

So this gets very technical of various points but I think it's important for people to hear because they can really quickly learn how real this stuff is at the start of our mastermind discussion.

«In the past, at the start of these big secular bull markets, you have really cheap stocks... I'm not sure we ever got to that point,» he says.

Facebook organic reach is notoriously bad, so there really is no value in paying a Facebook influencer no matter how large her reach is — unless you can get permission to boost the content (at which point it's your own money anyways!)

While everything I've discussed up to this point is pretty clearly established tax law, forks are really where things get messy with taxes.

You don't really ever want to get to that point.

But if we get to the point where we are back to zero - interest rates or worse, negative interest rates, the next logical step for central bankers is the eradication of cash and controlling our buying which can only really be done electronically with this emerging cryptocurrency technology.

Don't ever point out the similarities to black people; they get really worked up and insist their struggle for equality isn't like those of gays.

Not really Jim, not if you need to use mockery to get your point across and still apparently not have that person recognise your point years later.

It was really good to see that there are, indeed, a few actual Christians who responded and actually got the point of the article.

It got to the point where I didn't want to play anything I really liked.

Sometimes we get so bogged down with what we are suposed to do as a Christian and really it comes down to loving our brother as Jesus loved us and as you pointed out in Matthew 28 to tell someone about it.

I was very reluctant to do that because I felt that I really wasn't sure if I would get an answer, or that I wouldn't be ready for an answer, or that I wouldn't know for certain if I felt that I did get an answer that is was actually from God or whether I was just deceiving myself, so for a few years there I just put that off, however those questions and concerns kept boiling up within me, so at that point I couldn't take it anymore putting it off.

I was going to get really creative with this second point and call it, A Proud Papa's praise to the Provident Provider for the Promised Priestly Personage and his Prophet Progeny who prepares the path.

I really think it runs that deep, this idea [of] the American myths — and whether it's true or not is not the point — this is the way that we shaped our identity, this rugged individualism, this rifle and shovel, that if you work hard you can get your dreams, and we're not gonna be a monarchy.

(I apologize to those that dislike metaphors, but I almost can't communicate if I don't get to use them, and as insufficient as they at times are, they are very close to the language of what I believe, because you can't really explain or define someone into believing... you can only live out your beliefs in a way that you share with others, and when given the opportunity shine a light, or point a direction, or walk along with someone for a bit).

The most rebellious thing a person can do is NOT go along with prevailing culture, and by getting tattoos for no real purpose other than consanguinity with that culture is really to miss the entire point of the gospel.

If you want to make a point, you can get really close to one scripture and then leave out alot of other stuff, and make a point, but it is a deceived point.