Sentences with phrase «sort of thing either»

The sort of thing Jake is saying is absolutely correct.

No, this sort of thing is hardly necessary.

It gave me a feeling, it's sort of well... maybe I'll let you get in the act, sort of thing.

There are many subtle variations in skin color, bone structure, etc. throughout the world and it's literally not a back and white sort of thing.

Here's a question, do you think god approves of your wanting the «ho.mo's killed» or are you gonna square that away with him later, sort of like an IOU in guilt sort of thing?

Maybe you are a good community builder, but you need to think a little about the medium for this message, medium for that message sort of thing.

It's the sort of thing you'd think they'd be able to sort out for the inerrant word of God.

All gays (sinners) will be judged after death by god (if they don't repent) and go to hell (if you believe this sort of thing) so death in this life is really no big deal.

It is the discipline of a church willing to be somewhat tentative in its hope, to see faith as a now - but - not - yet sort of thing, the discipline of keeping close to those whose sad lives challenge our facile assertions of deliverance.

It is the sort of thing that Jesus may have said repeatedly, but the settings provided here by Matthew and Luke are both almost certainly artificial.

But Fred — What does it mean to say a prayer has been «answered» if there is never a way to verify it and measure it to make sure it's not the sort of thing that would have happened just as easily without the prayer?

there are laws in place to prevent this sort of thing that have been around a long time.

Within an hour I was lambasted for my questioning and was told that I was attempting to «be cute» and was stirring up unnecessary controversy in a format not appropriate for that sort of thing.

like gold purified by fire, that sort of thing.

But these are not the sort of thing that a good company man does; a remarkably effective code bans such behavior.

That's a beautiful sort of thing.»

I know because I'm a guy and for most of my life I didn't really give that sort of thing a second thought.

The great literary critic Frank Kermode wrote of «The Figure in the Carpet» that «Vereker's secret — «the thing for the critic to find» — is not, we infer, the sort of thing the celibate and impotent may look for when they speculate about sex.

This sort of thing is personal to me, because I entered college as an agnostic, and part of the reason that I returned to being a Catholic is learning the true history behind many of the anti-Catholic myths I was told.

Participatory theonomy provides the antidote to the venomous moralism that vilifies and demonises «homosexuality is wrong because God said so»; «we've never allowed that sort of thing»; and other irrational sentiments unfit to print.

Therefore, we need language to talk about that and help our communities root out those who are perpetrators of this sort of thing.»

Just the sort of thing Jesus never ever was.

See, this is the sort of thing an intellectually immature, selfish person thinks.

She's rattled and weeping, and he says, «Aw, Mom, I'm sorry that happened, but quit complaining; that sort of thing happens all the time in this neighborhood.»

The funny thing is that I hear this sort of thing from several megachurches.

(That sort of thing took up a lot of time.)

You'll already have a view on whether it's ok for Christians to watch what Father Ted called «this sort of thing», although there's arguably a difference between watching one age - restricted film or episode and bingeing on one after another.

That sort of thing usually gets left out of the mix in most other forms of human drama.

This sort of thing goes back at least to the time of St. Paul — who, I understand, had a difficult time with his parishes in Corinth and Galatia.

I don't know about the rest of you, but I don't consider that sort of thing as a sound basis for deciding difficult questions when we have actual scriptural evidence to use instead.

I think just because people abuse this sort of thing doesn't mean we should shy away from it.

It is your task to teach newcomers about Christian doctrine and Christian behavior and that sort of thing; it is our task to make sure that newcomers know about local traditions.

The abolitionists had to turn to va - gue elastic phrases like the «love thy neighbor» sort of thing and stretch it to fit what they wanted.

i agree... we are going to be seeing much more of this sort of thing..

Of course, pomp and ceremony is not everybody's cup of tea, but for those who go in for that sort of thing, The Church Visible is the book to go for.

I thought it vital at this stage to find intelligent people who were both Christian and literate: Christians who'd read Proust, that sort of thing.

I think the United States should do everything it can to protect all of us who live here against the sort of thing that happened on 9 - 11.

From my teacher's college days I remember something about how, even if it is a foundational, levelling sort of thing, often enough these levels are joined or partnered for solid learning.

Presuppositions are a natural barrier to this sort of thing.

It just kind of comes together without being committed to one sort of thing.

«We can not have this sort of thing happening again.

I think it would be much more difficult to be a christian 2000 years ago when laws, prejudices and so on were far less sensitive to this sort of thing.

It's with the village as well as the church, and the whole village feels deeply aggrieved that this sort of thing should happen.

I think I need to start looking at this sort of thing in a different perspective.

Its funny how supposedly intelligent people can still believe in this sort of thing... May all being have piece and happiness...

For that reason it has been a classroom staple for me as a political science professor... I'll be using it this semester to show American politics students the sort of thing the founders were trying to avoid, and I often use it with political philosophy students as a foil to Aristotle's defense of the democratic element in a polity.

It is fair to say that recent narrative theology has taken its characteristic forms precisely in order to counter this sort of thing.

Women do this sort of thing for little boys, but when they grow up they tend not to like being reigned in like that.

Didn't really have that sort of thing in mind.

You seem to say this sort of thing often, but I could be wrong.