Sentences with phrase «still be glad»

While the picture is in black and white and the time code is visible onscreen, true fans will still be glad to get their hands on this hard - rocking document of the band's early days...» More

I can even still be glad that we had all that snuggle - time while wishing I'd known the true risks.

But with all that she and her family will go through, will she still be glad when she becomes who we are sure she will become?

Now it became even harder to push my publish button, but still I'm glad to have read your article.

RWA had to take that stand, as it's what their by - laws say... still I'm glad they didn't try to make any exceptions.

Still I'm glad they kept it personally.

The ending might be a bit prosaic but it made sense... still I'm glad to find the bonus game has a darker twist!

Not exact matches

For outdoor marketing you want something that draws attention but is still extremely simple, and I am glad you see that.

Still, he's glad he took the leave: «Even now that I'm back in the office, my family life is better because I took that time, and in the end, everyone in the office was fine with it.»

I'm a little bit late to the party, but glad I still came across this!

But really glad that they are still there as I worked for a cultural organization and all they did was close their libraries!

And I'm glad readers are still asking me about it, because I'm still thinking about it.

as my last session of Day 2 at SES San Jose 2007, I was glad to see that everyone there was still in high spirits after the long day of learning, blogging, networking and preparing for the Google Dance.

Cool list, I'm glad you still included some directories and mentioned high quality niche directories / blog directories.

Glad to see your motivation and passion for early retirement is still there.

Wow, I'm glad I was sitting for the shock that the Southern Baptists are still ignorant bigots... I still can't figure out why people that claim to love Jesus continue to ignore his way of doing things...

Glad that is past me, but I truly feel for those still caught in that particular religious cycle.

I am so glad there are still young men who have moral convictions about how to treat young ladies.

I am glad to see that people are finally beginning to compare the struggle that Blacks (Afro - Americans) in this country have experienced in the past, with the struggle that gays are still experiencing in this country.

As one person said to me, «If we are serious about sharing the gospel around the world, shouldn't we be glad that we still have missionaries who pray rather than setting up a bureau of prayer inspectors!»

It's easier now watching the years tick by, the seasons balancing their books, the sun swift in his passage, like a man who goes home after his day's labor full of gruff gratitude for the lights that one by one rise up in welcome; glad of what he's done, but gladder still it's done with, and enough.

I am glad we still have people working in this direction and sharing it all with us, the ones who are doing nothing other than negatively criticize and expose our opinions on subjects we do not have any knowledge.

In the case of the American Revolution, I'm glad that Washington, Jefferson and the rest resisted your reasoning or we'd still be a British colony.

That said, I'm glad I still live in an America where people can question and rally for or against things, even bring - up lawsuits if they feel wronged or are acting on behalf of an oppressed party.

For me, I am glad I am a member of a church that believes God still has the power to call prophets even in these days.

Ayaan Hirsi Ali is 100 % right when it comes to her assessment of Islam, still glad to see some Muslims out there can point and laugh at themselves for once.

I'm glad to see you're still on.

Julie: You are very brave and I am glad to have read your story, but not glad you had to go through that and are still going though it.

I haven't been preaching in many years, but am glad that some of the sermons still help people.

I'm glad to see that you are still talking about abuse.

Glad that you're still on the fence about some things.

With gleeful people walking about the streets of Johannesburg or stumbling merrily over the ruins of Belfast, I, like Auden, am glad that it is still possible to be unhappy.

And, while we can be glad that we no longer burn each other at the stake over these issues, their conversation was proof that many of the disputes which the Reformation first gave rise to are still a going concern today.

I'm glad to see you're still around as well.

Still if there is a question you have about the Catholic Church I would be glad to entertain it.

Aren't we glad we're not Jewish if they understand this to still apply to them!

What is clear is that many in the UK embraced Billy and his method and many thousands are glad he did it the way he did.If the true converts stands at 100,000, that's still not a bad legacy to leave.

I'm glad of it, and super happy my dad's books are still out there!

Glad to read that your fingers are still nimble as they allow you to search all the non-believers sites on the Web to make a point.

I'm glad we're still together and better than we ever were.

It's easy to put a lot of pressure on yourself to make sure things go as well as they can, and to leave with a warm «well, I'm glad they know Jesus still loves them» feeling, but the reality is, things almost never go that way.

I am so glad that you chose the Catholic Church and are still practicing.

I am glad that things like this still stir up conversations and arguments.

I'm so glad you'll still be here blogging.

Glad to see you've spent those 65 years developing keen an4lytical skills; the fact that you've been around this long yet can still acheive this level of flagrant ignorance pretty much proves my point.

To a large degree, freedom is granted to the members, but they are still bound together by glad acceptance of the common life, and they use the rule as a guideline rather than as an arbitrarily imposed dictate.

Thanks Doc for the (I thought) obvious and yet still mis understood reality of the difference between the two... and Jonathan, I for one am glad we have soilders who say «yes sir» and not «but I think»...

Still, I'm glad you understood the point well enough.

Over the next two years, my friendship with Rob was limited by the fact that he couldn't cross the sidewalk without his ankle monitor going off, but I was still glad to hang out on his porch and make small talk.

Glad to see there are still people representing American rights and TRULY fighting terrorists the right way.