Sentences with phrase «talking epitome»
He is like, the walking, talking epitome of the phrase «water off a duck's back», and I just think that's so refreshing.
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Talk to Calvary Chapel pastors about their theology, and they appear the epitome of evangelical balance and moderation: neither Calvinist nor Arminian, neither Pentecostal nor cessationist.
You want to talk about pieces of sh!t, look in the mirror - you and your other personality - just spewin» (you have admitted that it is you) are the epitome of what that is!!
NFL radio did an exercise talking about which prospects they would give 5th year options to before any of them have played a single down in the NFL??? That sounds like the epitome of stupidity to me.
Now talk about a «Football Guy»... Ron Wolfley is the epitome of it!!
As many of you know, colours are not my cup of tea, let's not even start talking about pink, which is the epitome of girly and sweet, two things that describe the opposite of my style.
If you haven't seen Linklater's trilogy that chronicles a couple meeting and spending a single night together that was little more than that in 1995 it is the epitome of characters walking and talking.
Conceding to formula so easily, without resistance or hesitation, has the effect of halting any real character development; the characters begin as the supposed epitome of bad taste and tough talking, and stay that stand - offish ad nauseum.
The Mesoamerican Reef System is the epitome of diversity — and we haven't even talked about crocodiles, whales, turtles, or manatees yet!
Nick Cave talks about «Epitome,» his new definitive monograph with Nato Thompson, chief curator of Creative Time who contributes an essay to the book, at the New York Public Library on Sept. 10.
When we talk about social determinants of health, your work is the epitome of understanding all the aspects of a person's wellbeing that contribute towards their good health.