Sentences with phrase «thoughts alluded»

Therefore, the Gunners must jettison any complacent thoughts alluded to 2 big absentees Reds.

Therefore, the Gunners must jettison any complacent thoughts alluded to the 2 big absentees Reds.

Ross's latest NYT column makes a point I think I alluded to earlier: just because losing Arlen Specter is bad doesn't mean having him to begin with was good.

I think they alluded to this in the studio commentary.

The insider familiar with James» thinking alluded to some of de Blasio's difficulties when they described her rationale for considering a 2017 mayoral bid.

I think you alluded to with the sugar as well, because when you take sugar, right, you get this hormonal adrenal roller coaster ride — insulin on the high, Cortisol on the low.

I think you alluded to the fact that on top of it all the ranges have been lowered so more people «qualify» to be put on drugs.

Mark, you have indicated that you could be comfortable with some sort of regulation, and I think you alluded to potentially political ads.

Not exact matches

GameStop (NYSE: GME) might be in for a rough ride as signs continue to allude to the fact that the company will not play as big of a part in the future of gaming as previously thought.

Personally I think if they reduced it to 50 %, which I believe is the next highest level of support among the provinces that provide any support to private schools, it would be a small enough reduction that there would be little migration to public schools that Farmer Brian alluded to.

Leading up to the ruling, institutions like the Australian Senate Economics References Committee had alluded to the action taken today in thought exercises like the Inquiry into Digital Currency.

The answer is alluded to in my first sentence but goes a bit further, I think.

Four things are novel in Wojtyla's thought on «love and responsibility» (to allude to a title of another of his books).

So I think it must be alluding to some form of recognition or seeing God.

«I almost shudder at the thought of alluding to the most fatal example of the abuses of grief which the history of mankind has preserved - the Cross.

I've already alluded to Newt's vices, which I think disqualify him.

What would Jesus» Jewish audience have thought if this Jewish rabbi started teaching them about Greek gods, and alluding to Zeus?

If by «the meaning of Christ» we are alluding to what Christ really, that is, concretely, means to us, just as we might speak of the meaning of a friend or the meaning of one's country, then it is, as I have said, the bond which unites us; if, on the other hand, we are thinking of how this concrete, empirical reality ought to be conceptualized and explained, then «the meaning of Christ» has been the most prolific source of our divisions, and still is.

Barth himself does not even allude to these significant problems, and he appears to be critical of Brunner's effort to demonstrate the sufficiency of Christian thought by a critical analysis of the various types of modern thought and action.

I almost shudder at the thought of alluding to the most fatal example of the abuses of grief which the history of mankind has preserved — the Cross.

@Joe I almost shudder at the thought of alluding to the most fatal example of the abuses of grief which the history of [hu] mankind has preserved the Cross.

In my assessment of the ecumenical agenda which I presented in Bangkok in 1996, I already alluded to the need of deepening and increasing «analytical capability»» as one of the primordial necessities of social witness in our time, and how this is so important at a time when ecumenical social thought seems to have reached a «dry spell», where it has become in fact thin and redundant, and therefore a point where it has lost much respect.

But I don't think it is unconscious as you allude to.

«People think I came out of nowhere,» he says, alluding to his famous tussle with Tiger at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville.

As for whether it's enough for us to finish above Chelsea is open for debate and at any rate I don't think there is enough evidence to allude concretely to that notion.

Now the big difference I alluded to in the scenario above is, we're not signing a player to a contract sheet to simply hope beyond hope, we give up a pick but we get a player that I think and hope the Nets would hypothetically want, because it's a trade.

I think its all talk when he alludes to throwing his own money behind our team in the way others have done with their clubs.

«Yes I felt that I was the one being alluded to and I already told Sergio what I thought,» the Standard quote the Chelsea man as saying.

Also, sometimes these decommitments might be kind of mutual, I think you've alluded to some of the smoke with Corral yourself — scuttlebutt that he might not be what Mullen is looking for necessarily.

I think it would be remiss of Arsenal not to consider him as well, and maybe we already are because The Mirror reports Wenger alluding to the possibility of being replaced.

«I think what Joey alluded to is that there are people that could have probably helped us that haven't helped us,» he said in a news conference.

But if there really are state rules (or union rules, which were also alluded to) that prevented Jamie from distributing his food, shouldn't an advance person in his production team have thought to investigate a little before filming?

First we don't think he will make it as far as a general election and secondly for reasons Michael alluded to [earlier] it's going to be hard for him to win a majority [or] to get into Downing Street.»

Jay DeDapper I think what's probably most interesting is this notion, and I've alluded to it, but this notion of effectiveness versus likability, and Rudy Giuliani, to some degree, succeeded in the same way.

He alluded to it last night on Radio 4's Media Show: «I think that Question Time presents the BBC with some quite serious handling issues.»

The candidate alluded several times last night to the GOP's 19th Century anti-slavery roots and its ties to abolitionist Frederick Douglass — a man Trump appeared to think was still alive while speaking at a Black History Month event in February.

«I think we need a little bit more time to see how that works,» he said, again alluding to Colorado and Washington.

Alluding to this difference of timelines, he noted that «while some might see [my time frame] of five years as an aggressive target, I think most of us can agree that 10 years is too long.»

I think one of the things that may be going on that you alluded to is of course it only matters — you know, getting treatment earlier only matters if there's treatment, right?

There's one piece of your autoimmune puzzle that I think may have been an issue but you didn't allude to it yet.

I've only seen you allude to it in your posts; could you share any thoughts or links to previous posts you've made about it?

Second, as alluded to above, low testosterone is often associated with men, so many women just don't think to look for it.

A bit corny, but I'd like to think that coming across this wall was alluding to (albeit temporarily) feeling liberated from my ambiguous, and mentally - and emotionally - draining thoughts.

I know the original SIA photograph that Jess chose is all black and white, but I think the stripes on my shirt echo the trees and the tan jacket just alludes to nature.

What I think Conan is alluding to, is that if you want to meet someone whose company you actually enjoy, someone you would want to go on a date with, you have to meet them in a way that is conducive to sharing something in common.

Instead, think up your fantasy and fetish and then create a profile and blog that allude to this fantasy.

In describing the film Into The Woods, the comedian drew cheers and gasps by alluding to allegations that Cosby drugged and raped women: «Cinderella ran away from her prince, Rapunzel was thrown from a tower... and Sleeping Beauty just thought she was getting coffee with Bill Cosby.»

Perhaps this alludes to the thought that miracles don't really exist, at least in the way we conceive of their divination.

Seeing the title Coming Apart, one might think he is again alluding to black - white difference, which is after all the great apartness in American history.

We had some concerns including the two to which you allude, but we thought HQT was a good start.