Sentences with phrase «things up»

So they gossip and make things up about me.

If Muslims want to improve their image, I would start by stop blowing things up.

See this is the kind of stuff that messes things up, I don't know where you go to church but Christians believe in the old and the new testament.

However, when you try to work out something else, the contradiction is going to muddle things up.

Chris that is really good hadnt picked those things up so thanks for explaining i still believe there is a connection between those who know Christ but arent walking in him in that sense they are walking in darkness they may have to go through the tribulation but they are still saved not a time to be not walking by faith brentnz

Did you notice those rights were endowed by their CREATOR... so give God thanks and stop making things up

Now I feel that I stirred things up a little between you and David.

the Bible also mentions the Church as the Bride of Christ so that could be what it means and not that he had a wife... if only some people would actually look things up themselves

Every fast food joint feels the need to spice things up every once in a while.

Because there is no deity that comes down to clear things up..

But if we could just get rid of religion, we'd be rid of the MOST RETARDED wedge issue that has ever entered into the human equation to screw things up.

Birbiglia himself plays a leading role along with Keegan Michael Key (Key & Peele) and Gillian Jacobs (Community) in this funny, heartfelt look at making things up as we go along.

The wife added, «Yes, and when they're not stirring things up, one of our parents needs something urgently.»

So let me try to clear things up a bit for us all this morning.

So our sexuality series has been something of a victim of my busy fall travel schedule this year, but we pick things up again today with a roundtable discussion meant to help you explore the topic further on your own time.

Please be honest and do not make things up.

I hear your emotion in this last post and emotions do tend to cloud things up so you may not even be able to answer this question...... a question to ask yourself.

As time went on and I matured I learned to weigh things up more and if necessary speak up.

If you can't argue intelligently and make things up to prove your point, you must realize that intelligent people are going to call you out on it.

«Years ago, when we were starting things up, people would say, «Yeah, but is this your idea, or is it God's idea?»

come on now there goal and intent is to stir things up.

If there is such a thing as Emergent anymore, I think the ones who think they are at the helm would be best to clear things up if they care more for it to move on more then they care for themselves moving on.

By doing something about many situations you actually screw things up whereas if you left them alone they would work out.

I only add it to say that Wolf messed things up for a lot of us, not just your family.

Any light you can shed would be very helpful, especially in piecing together who knew what, when, and who, if anyone, was possibly involved in covering things up.

Look things up PLEASE!

Guys All this proves is that YHWH had varied tastes in his pillaging and genocide, and liked to change things up, giving his Hebrew goons different instructions as the mood suited him.

While the student or citizen waits for the Court to clean things up, though, he will do well, in the meantime, to exploit the helpful resource that is Religious Freedom and the Supreme Court.

I'm a little disappointed that this «article» or blogging opportunity makes mention of people giving things up for Lent as if that's the only way a person is called to make a sacrifice during this period of the Catholic / Christian calendar.

Non believer, approaching 70, retired US Navy, spends a large part of his week fixing things up around the neighborhood for those who do not know how, installing water heaters, replacing broken parts on automobiles, helping repair damage to piers and bulkheads (they live on the water), in general, he can fix anything, so he does, for free.

His rhetoric was post-war: We need to overthrow authoritarian controls, to open and loosen things up.

I can understand people making things up, calling the «made up» stuff as philosophy and theology.

Well I guess I stirred things up a little.

To wrap things up, look at what a man can do and has done, not at what Church he attends on Sunday, at least he does something more than sit on his butt and watch football on Sunday.

When that happens then it will be time to wrap things up.

It wasn't until about 15,000 years later that Europeans came here and messed things up.

I think it's weird that you make things up and then randomly capitalize everything except random words...

Since we are just making things up here why not go with a big number like 999,000,000,000 years?

There's no room for prejudice from the atheist side seeping over to the Gay and Lesbian side by trying to stir things up.

Also, I'm relieved to finally have found someone with NO agenda and who only desires to clear things up in our minds.

Just to clear a couple of things up, we are taught regularly that we should love our neighbor.

It would clear a lot of things up for you.

Actually, the «Christians» have already been blowing things up.

Or is this Volumnia actually a general, so as to really make things up - to - date, even if it would also require major reworking of the dialogue and her entire character?

That is a prime example of rationalizing, aka, making things up so you can continue believing what makes you comfortable.

If you could send me this historical evidence that God exists that would really help clear a few things up.

Sounds like he makes things up on the spot to push a political or anti-religion agenda.

Set in a Bronx Catholic school in 1964, shortly after the massive changes ushered in by the modernizing Vatican II conference in Rome, the story quickly sets up a conflict between the old - school nun who serves as principal and runs the school like a prison (played by Meryl Streep) and the young, new priest (Philip Seymour Hoffman) who wants to shake things up by treating the students as fully rounded young people who deserve doses of freedom and respect as well.

The leaders of «the way» are making things up.

It doesn't make things up and then tell people to do it.