Sentences with phrase «still living in the past»

And this is why they are still living in the past and still inflicting their own hatred and bigotry upon the rest of the world.

I guess you could say the same for the women's vote, the hispanic vote, the LGBT vote, the under 30 vote, the under $ 50,000 per yr vote... your GOP is a dying beast still living in the past.

Am I still living in the past?

Your the ones still living in the past get over it.

Wenger still lives in the past which is normal for a 68 - year - old dictator.

Your master had a terrible lineup that added a lot to the failing in this game, no more excuses, your lord is past his best, still living in his past glories..

Times move on but the heavily Pool / Utd - centric journos are still living in the past.

After all, he is still living in the past.

Even after such a humiliating electoral defeat and the aftermath of Kwesi Botcwey fact finding committee report, Mahama loyalists are still living in the past.

I love these Pataki - era losers who are still living in the past, haven't won an election in years, and are taking shots at everyone trying to put the GOP back together after the Pataki / Bruno era debacles.

Randy «The Ram» Robinson still lives in that past, at least as far as his taste in hair metal music goes, and pushes an increasingly broken body into the ring for regional cards in the show - biz hinterlands of rural New Jersey for a few hundred dollars a night.

Where in previous roles Pegg was the responsible one to Frost's slacking, Pegg is great as a guy still living in the past.

In more ways than one, the new coupe from Sant» Agata is still living in the past.

Until the victims of the past are... - nanl Are the residents of Natchez, Mississippi, still living in the past?

Dr. Lacis is not an open minded for he still lives in the past.

If you don't have a smart speaker yet, you're still living in the past.

Not exact matches

While a lot has changed in the business world over the past several decades, the fundamentals of building a strong business have not, Branson notes: «The principles are the same and still fit what I am good at: finding markets that need shaking up, coming up with ways to make people's lives better, then finding brilliant people to bring it to life.

Every endeavor is going to have valleys, as past guest on The Pursuit, Seth Godin, wrote in The Dip, so make sure you're building your life and work around something you will still enjoy on the hardest, bleakest days.

Server vulnerabilities exist because many organizations still run outdated systems and assets that are past their end of life, resulting in easy - to - find exploits that compromise and infect them.

Physical gold that may be suffering from a falling domestic fiat currency price is still exponentially more valuable than devaluing paper fiat currencies, as anyone living in the Ukraine, Russia, Mexico, Brazil, Venezuela, and in any number of dozens of other emerging markets have unfortunately rapidly learned in the past few years.

After some separation from her I realized that she still has that shepherding mentality from her past and is still trying to create it in her life — with herself as the cult leader now.

Today, living the Christian life is thought of as a being - at - work in history — not past but future history; as a creative tension toward the future, the history that is still to be traversed.

The Decree on the Ministry and Life of Priests is perhaps still too much determined by an ideal which originated in the social order of the past.

All of this in an historical succession in which the past of the tradition still lives in the present of contemporary human existence, with an aim toward fulfillment of the dominant and dominating purpose which in the earliest witness was declared as having been enacted in the originating event of Jesus Christ himself.

On the contrary, it first makes us aware of the depth and range of our problem, rooted as it is in the remote but still living past.

plz leave people alone im a phd of the o'ccult i am a follower of aleister crowley i've read the bible & the koran & i remember that ur god of the so called bible said judge not 4 2 judge is 2 be judge leave islam alone just because of 9/11 99 % of americans can not get over the past most people r still carryin on over pearl harber & that was 69 yr's ago get over this ur so called christans need 2 do what ur jesus said 4give 4giveness is the way 2 hevan there r nuts in all religons but most people r in hell 4 judgeing others that ur lord - god is the 1 who judges so let him do his job & do what jesus said turn the other check his job is 2 lead ur life as he did 4giveness islam is a great peaceful religion true islam is peaceful loving & 4giveness is the greast america grow up

In another context I might include a chapter on «What is Right with Modern Life» as I did some years ago in The Modern Rival of Christian Faith, and most of the things there mentioned are still here and still right.l But along with the good things and some advances over the past years, there is too much that is wronIn another context I might include a chapter on «What is Right with Modern Life» as I did some years ago in The Modern Rival of Christian Faith, and most of the things there mentioned are still here and still right.l But along with the good things and some advances over the past years, there is too much that is wronin The Modern Rival of Christian Faith, and most of the things there mentioned are still here and still right.l But along with the good things and some advances over the past years, there is too much that is wrong.

We don't get to choose how our stories begin, and though we row tirelessly forward in an effort to determine the course of our life's story, still there is that past, always tethering us to our first breath.»

Christians, Muslims, Jews etc are still living in ancient pasts where ignorance ruled the day.

Many Christians fled violence from ISIS in the past three years and are still living in refugee camps.

If you consider the fact that the Bible is still the most widely read book in the world, touching the lives of millions of people every day, and that it has served humanity as a guide for living for the past 3,000 years, it becomes clear that religious institutions could take a powerful leadership role in environmental repair.

Men may think, feel, and act in ways that are novel, unprecedented, tradition - breaking and still preserve unbroken that power and content of the past whereby the life of culture is enriched.

(See the Council's document on revelation, Dei Verbum) In the past, a defensive style of theology, remnants of which still unfortunately live on, sought to preserve an often rather narrowly conceived Christian notion of revelation from attack by alternative positions, whether religious or secular.

In reference to this point, Cobb makes this penetrating remark: «We do still live in a world formed by a past that remains alive even in its decaIn reference to this point, Cobb makes this penetrating remark: «We do still live in a world formed by a past that remains alive even in its decain a world formed by a past that remains alive even in its decain its decay.

First, there must be essential features deriving from past events in the person's life that carry obligation from the past Second, there must be essential features deriving from the future and binding a person's present actions in terms of norms for future consequences These future - derived essential features might be consciously anticipated, but even if they are not a person still is responsible for unanticipated consequences.

I know I am forgiven by God my past Acts and actions of sinfulness and yet still, I remain in perdition and purgatory awaiting my Life's finality and last breathe!

For amid all the advantages of contemporary life, where fewer people suffer disease, hunger, or lack of opportunity than in years past, there still is probably no increase in the sum total of human happiness and very slight advantage, if any, in the main business of making sense of one's life.»

Others are convinced that for the most part people have at least some sense of a dimension of mystery and that therefore religion, understood broadly as a «sense of mystery,» still lives on with almost the same degree of explicitness as it has in the past.

Cardinal Newman said that the martyrs and confessors of the faith «still live unto God, and in their past deeds and their present voices, cry from the altar.»

Five years later, in The Language of the Goddess, she connected past to present: «We are still living under the sway of that aggressive male invasion and only beginning to discover our alienation from our authentic heritage» a gylanic [sexes equal], non-violent, earth - centered culture.»

In a past life I would arrange flower decorations for events (mostly weddings, which I still do on occasion).

I know it's November and I live in Buffalo and I shouldn't be shocked, but the cold weather still caught me off guard this week and for the past few days I've felt chilly from the inside out.

This past year has been one of the most eventful of our lives, an enormous move took us from North Dakota to Southern California in July and we are still equal parts thrilled, grateful beyond belief, and a little scared of how to navigate our new home (moving is hard!).

He clearly could not cut it at Man U and the part of me that lives in the past still doesn't want Man U rejects despite knowing it is our reality now.

I could very well be living in the past still, and expecting something that doesn't exist anymore.

any manager on earth if they were called specialist in failure they would respond but wenger nah he is 2 classy except when he pushed moaninho on sidelines but apart from that nothing now Anderlecht manager mocks Wenger for playing only 1 way And some people will still say he is held in high regard throughout football Wenger has become a joke within football, but out of respect for past achievements the football community keeps quiet we shouldn't live in past it's time for change

There is no fool like an old fool and whereas you live in the past, happily and repelling vital change, I — though also long in years — live firmly in the present age and look forward to a better still future, even though a silly and wilfully blind, but mercifully small, minority like you do all they can to keep us suffering.

Just the owner, and the board, dinosaurs all of them, and a very few sad, brainwashed living in the past Gooners, who must be pitied, since they still love the club but their brains no longer work as they once did.

Saying Ozil has been poor for us is an understatement, in fact he has been very woeful for the past 10 matches and I totally agree with you that we have been playing 10 against 11 all these while, he just can't fight for the ball or his life and whenever he doesn't play very well, he puts the whole team in big danger and i still don't know why Araene can drop him for at least 2 matches and play Iwobi in his position

The past year has been a hairpin turn for Armstrong: divorcing Kristin, buying another house in Austin a 60 - second walk from the one his three children still live in, falling in love again «way sooner» than he figured he would and now having to leave the kids (the oldest a four - year - old) to train in Europe for two months.