Sentences with phrase «than post something»

I would rather post something I'm proud of rather than post something for the sake of it and not be happy with it.

Rather than post something about Scripture or theology, I decided to give you a few laughs to help you enjoy your day.

Remind them that it is always best to discuss sensitive or potentially volatile issues with the person directly rather than posting something online or sending a hurtful e-mail.

Not exact matches

The reason my second Facebook post got so much more attention than the first was that I spent a lot of time cultivating an audience whose members care about the specific message, then I simply shared something that I knew they would like.

It may be difficult for a locksmith to post about something more than locks and keys but if you can't find a way to connect in an interesting discussion with your community, social media might not be the best tool for your marketing.

Rather than logging onto social media every time you want to share something, Buffer lets you set up all of your week's posts at once, and then it automatically posts them at designated times for you.

According to a report by BuzzFeed, if one of that user's followers retweets something they posted, that retweet will also be subject to the time - out limit, and won't be seen by anyone other than users who already follow that account.

What he meant was something «slightly more measured» than Elon Musk's idea of building colonies on Mars, as Recode noted in a post about Bezos's comments.

Substantially more than we ever got from any ad campaign or blog post... This all came from something that took less than an afternoon to create.

This post and the comments above have been more elucidating than your website (something you guys ought to work on), but I still have a few questions about your service.

Post something critical about Obama's socks or point out that the Big East had more teams in the tournament than anyone else because there are, like, thirty - seven teams in the conference, and someone out there will curse the day you were born.

i love it when people come on post sites and the best they have is to critique grammar and not thought... please come up with something more intelligent to say than that... you look foolish, too

What I hear in David's postings and cartoons is a call to something better — I hear, come on, church, we have to be better than this (whichever «this» is on his mind for the day.

It's why I have posted this The American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Counseling Association, the American Psychiatric Association, the American Psychological Association, the American School Counselor Association, the National Association of School Psychologists, and the National Association of SocialWorkers, together representing more than 480,000 mental health professionals, have all taken the position that homosexuality is not a mental disorder and thus is not something that needs to or can be «cured.»

Neil, you must be reading something other than these posts, comments and responses.

No you can't because anything you have posted has been proven to be bogus or outdated information.The American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Counseling Association, the American Psychiatric Association, the American Psychological Association, the American School Counselor Association, the National Association of School Psychologists, and the National Association of SocialWorkers, together representing more than 480,000 mental health professionals, have all taken the position that homosexuality is not a mental disorder and thus is not something that needs to or can be «cured.»

You might consider writing additional posts on similar passages, not necessarily those where people love to wrangle over various theological interpretations, but passages similar to this one, passages that seem to say something much different than what they really say.

I'd much rather read something that is thought - provoking than fluffy posts about sunshine and happiness (though cat pictures are always welcome).

Something tells me that there is more than one troll here, posting just to have fun.

The first post originally had a less ambitious title, something like, «For Millennials, Church Is More About Substance Than Style.»

When your post calls out for atheists to also review the way they see the world, to not think themselves superior because they are comfortable with their current Laws and Theories, and to always concede that the unknown is the unknown, that human nature, rather than faith, is what generates evil and bigotry, then maybe you'd have something.

And my original post was a reply to «kaos» who asked me for proof of any racist «jews» existing, so both of you should not have bothered replying with fcuked up replies that pretended I said something else than what I said.

But, posting continuously on a forum advocating that which is claimed to be imaginary leads one to infer that something other than facts is motivating such action.

But through my posts I hope to move the conversation in a particular direction, so that maybe together we can come up something that raises appreciation for God rather than alarm.

Look, I haven't «interpreted» Hebrews 10:26 - 27, I only posted it and asked how it could be saying something other than it seems.

Who are the «liberal» theologians that now reside on the wrong side of the «post,» and why are they called «liberal» rather than something else?

:D Last week this link made me laugh for more than 10 minutes nonstop — my husband thought I was reading something else but no, it was still the kids (and now that I've searched for the link to post here I'm laughing like an idiot again).

This batch has even better texture than without the cocoa, but I'm guessing (and I say guessing because I truly am not educated in the pastry arts) that might also have something to do with using real sugar rather than Splenda.Okay, I've held out for the 33-1/2 minutes it's taken me to write up this post, so I need to go now.

I'm planning on doing lots more experimentation with vegan cheeses and will definitely post if I'm able to come up with a recipe using something other than cashews!

It's always lovely to share something more than just a few sentences on an Instagram post.

Something behind Charlie's eyes gives every impression — provided he could post the selfie on Instagram and Tinder — that he'd love nothing more than to ride it to climax like some haywire mechanical bull.

I found a quiche recipe tonight, and then you posted this, so now I'm all inspired to cook something other than pasta — woo hoo!

You want to keep people interested, so post when you have something you want to share rather than just for the sake of it, and stick to a routine you feel comfortable with, whether that's once a day, twice a day, or three times a week.

is something that's been posted by a well - meaning acquaintance more than once on social media.

This is an excellent post, Lori but I think it illustrates something even bigger than open adoption: the power of effective communication.

I wish i can post a video of my chat with my cutie, he will be four months in less than 3 days from this writing and although he has been on formula since he was born, i felt like introducing something solid even if he has to eat it once per day, i have read so much about babies and solid food and have made a hell of research and gone through so many baby food, reading every content and realized that the best bet is from six months.However research also showed me that in between 4plus that a baby is good to go, have been thinking about the best solid to start with until i saw the above content, sure i will start with rice cereal if not cimilac anyway.

Initially posted to Facebook by a woman named Juliana Farris Mazurkewicz, the image has already accumulated more than 379,000 shares and plenty of perfect parents piling on in the comment section to insist they've never done something like this.

I'm sorry if this post gives anyone the impression that NV is something other than brown: D

The result of all my research has turned into something bigger than a blog post.

Right before Thanksgiving I posted a spur - of - the - moment idea on my personal Facebook profile: let's crowdsource service projects families can do together to give them something to focus on other than post-election tension.

This post has finally provided and explanation for me of that AP has been formulated in opposition to, specifically «the parents doing something to the child rather than with the child.»

Rather than posting what color your bra is or where you «like it» why not post something informative like this study which shows that breastfeeding for at least 2 years lowers the typical woman's breast cancer risk by 50 %?

You seem to have missed the point, which is that the guidance is more liberal than it previously was (and even if it weren't, posting something from the Chief Medical Officer is not a refutation to a point about NICE guidance: there is more than one official source of health advice in the UK).

Your time would be better spent learning something about child rearing rather than practicing breathing techniques that will do nothing for the pain, although, they might come in handy for your first bowel movement post childbirth.

In next Fall's online debates, Yahoo gets good PR by being all nice and public service - y, Huffington Post can try to build up legitimacy as something other than a partisan organ, and Slate can get in front of more eyeballs than those belonging to its usual smarty - pants readers.

Looking back at the last month or so of posts, I realized that the usual mix of pieces on advocacy, elections and (occasionally) digital political culture had swung almost entirely over to election coverage, and that too often I was basically chasing the story rather than trying to write something original.

If you don't want to be bombarding Congress with random emails (they get more than enough as it is), try posting a petition or some other alert that doesn't immediately send a message to a target — people will feel like they've done something, you'll get new names, and you won't be bothering that legislative staffer whose just a bit hacked off at being pestered by your messages.

Let's wrap up a tumultuous few days with something a little more enlightening than the average blog post — a Very Serious Look at the secret Pentagon history of using cats in warfare.

Hochul was viewed as something of a sacrificial lamb, but then she posted stronger - than - expected fundraising numbers without any assistance from the DCCC.

«We know that if you comment on someone's wall, you're more likely to see a post from them than if you just like something,» says Karahalios.