Sentences with phrase «to want something both ways»
But as for human, nature didn't want us that way because we don't need that to survive.
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Choose a side but I'm sick of people wanting it both ways.
There's no way every man would end up with more than one wife, even if everyone wanted it that way.
Today's parents may want the charter, but would the future families at the school have wanted it that way if they'd been able to make the choice?
Other work looks incomplete because artists wanted it that way.
It's as if Creed wants it both ways.
For reasons known only to the regulator, they want to keep things opaque (and the insurance and agents lobby want it that way).
When your partner wants something their way, let them have it.
It's not wanting it both ways if we're talking apples and oranges.
But I see that many people want it both ways.
Its answer to basically any question is «because God wanted it that way.»
Where Ghesquière envisioned a future for Balenciaga that was all obscure and arthouse by way of boxy silhouettes and Kristen Stewart, PPR wanted something way more saleable.
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And I think, that Carney wanted it that way too, so that he could branch into a whole different area, while everyone simply looked at it, and saw the story about the music.
The athiests want it both ways — no cross and the label of tolerance.
Mormons want it both ways and they will lie and mislead to gain superficial acceptance in public, and then they will condemn mainline Christians during their Sunday services.
I guess you guys want it both ways?
Yet as Hartshorne, of course, realized, Peirce clearly wanted it both ways.
Maybe they had their own faith, or maybe the were people who had NO faith, adn wanted it that way.
The poblano peppers wanted it this way.
Whether you believe the lack of big spending on transfers like we see all the time from our big rivals in the Premier League is down to the cautious approach of Arsene Wenger, the policy of the Arsenal board or because the man at the top silent Stan Kroenke wants it that way, the results are generally the same.
But he almost wanted it that way.»
he's important there because Arsene wants it that way so now we all see it that way.
Like one day, just for fun, I dressed up one of my kids» banana slices with a little whipped cream and cinnamon and now he always wants it that way and is far less enthusiastic about eating a plain banana.
«But I discourage parents from going down this road, as they will end up creating a demanding child who only wants it that way.»
Because Facebook wants it that way.
Paterson said he's willing to let that be handled by the next governor, presumably Andrew Cuomo, if Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver wants it that way.
The guy in charge wants it that way.
Companies are racing to find better ways to store electricity — and so provide us with cheaper energy when and where we want it
So while your account is inactive, your profile is still very much searchable because online dating sites want it that way.
«The pope wants you this way, too, and you have to be happy with who you are.»
In «Freed,» by contrast, sex is often funny, because Ana wants it that way.
The life portion is a bit trickier, but you get the sense that Avitabile wanted it that way.
Conventional in most every way, Pathfinder wants it both ways: he is that monster, but it's okay because he's forced into it.
That girl with the hair from «Friends» is hot for you and because she's naughty, you get to smack her around a little bit — and because this fantasy wants it both ways, before she eats a bullet, she confesses «real» feelings for Charles and, particularly, his ailing daughter.
I think the writer / director wants it both ways: to make a film that scolds us about teen sex while helping its audience get off on teen sex.
Whether you really wanted it this way or not, Age of Empires: Definitive Edition is about as pure of a remaster as you're ever going to find.
Davies's dissection of these complexities scuttles any notion that things turn out as they do because a single powerful person or group wants it that way.