Sentences with phrase «truly are no friends»

He truly is the friend of God!»

It's justified to serve a royal beat - down on a dude if he has disrespected your precious rep. And Oprah tells me time and again it's better to give honest opinions, because only then can you truly be a friend.

But, it again brings up the male - female friendship dilemma — can men and women truly be friends?

«We use the word «friend» in politics often and sometimes casually,» he said, «but the new mayor of New York truly is a friend in the deepest sense of the word.»

With such levels of graphical detail present in the game, shadows truly are your friend in this game as the enemy AI is now even more discerning and critical of their surroundings.

There truly are no friends in this game, and for what?

You truly are our friends.

I hope that the end of our case doesn't mean we won't talk anymore because he's truly been a friend.»

Not exact matches

Because of that, Dunbar feels we have different layers or slices of friends: One or two truly best friends (like your significant other and maybe one other person), then maybe 10 people with whom we have «great affinity» and interact with frequently, and then all sorts of other people we're friendly with but who aren't actually friends.

It's a great example of a truly viral product, one that spreads by providing a valuable service not only to the initial user but also to their friends, family and colleagues.

On Facebook, I'm only friends with people who are truly my friends or family members.

«We are hearing loud and clear from people that they are valuing vacation experiences more than ever as an opportunity to spend truly meaningful down time with family and friends and they want to be able to have shared experiences that are genuinely fun and memorable,» said the spokesperson.

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As supportive as friends can be (mine were the cream of the crop), they'll never truly grasp what you're going through.

I'm truly honored to be a part of a company that feels like a family; a place where I refer to my peers as friends first, coworkers second; a place that I can wake up every morning and get excited about going to; a workplace environment that empowers its occupants to produce their absolute best work; and a place that is full of so much love, care, dedication, and selflessness that the only appropriate word that I can think of to describe it would have to be «magical».

Because today's media landscape is so fragmented, big, communal cultural experiences are rarer than they were back when Friends was hauling tens of millions of viewers every Thursday night at 8:00; and because almost everything is available to watch on - demand, not much of what people consume is truly unpredictable anymore.

As a close friend of both Adam and Matthew for many years, it was truly an honor when they asked me to write this foreword.

If you want some truly valuable links, you need to make some friends, and this approach should be well - received.

If caring for your family and friends are truly your vocation on earth, then connecting their prayers and lifting us even higher to the Father is a very Spirit filled experience.

Both of these forms of Counter-Reformation Catholicism think of the moral life as primarily engaging the will, whereas Evangelical Catholicism understands the moral life to be a matter of training minds and hearts, the reason and the will, to make those choices that truly contribute to goodness, human flourishing, and the beatitude that enables the friends of Jesus to live forever within the light and love of the Most Holy Trinity.

Their time away from friends and family can be taxing, but they still find value and purpose in doing what they truly love.

It was when the youngster Edward Holloway tried to encourage a «girl who was just a friend» to go to daily Mass that he realised that what he truly desired was not the intimacy of a purely natural, human friendship but the supernatural friendship of Christ.

Listen Humble themselves (that is, don't control the situation, and don't assume they understand or perceive the situation perfectly) Identify how they contributed to the situation (whether consciously or unconsciously, directly or indirectly) Take responsibility Apologise Allow the other person to express what they want done (and do it, if it is within the pastor's ability, and truly helpful) Support the other person's decisions, even if the pastor disagree with them Empower the other person at every step Part friends if possible, and at peace, if at all possible (and never go to court — Jesus and Paul call this dangerous and ridiculous, respectively)

For the Love: Fighting for Grace in a World of Impossible Standards by Jen Hatmaker:: Jen is one of my dearest friends but that's beside the point, truly.

Taken for granted here is that family and friends share a conviction that living virtuously is the only truly good human life, and that we need friendship and social solidarity in pursuing that great good.

So, if you truly love God, you will love yourself, those who are your friends, those who raise their fists and arms and guns at you, and then turn that other cheek and know no fear or hatred.

I know it sounds simplistic and idealistic but I truly believe that if we are motivated by the love of Christ, paying attention to the leading of the Holy Spirit and our friends around us, we'll look after one another well and disciple each other by pointing one another to Jesus as the true Shepherd.

But we can say, truly, that some of our best friends were formed in crucial ways by Francis Schaeffer and his L'Abri community in Switzerland.

It is sad to me that I don't feel I can truly trust brothers and sisters in Christ the way I can trust my non-Christian friends.

A truly extraordinary witness to the kind of full human love that can exist between two gay persons is being manifested daily by AIDS victims and their lovers and friends.

We understand it for what it truly is... a book that condones mass murder; rape; incest; child abuse; oppression of women; oppression of LGBT... your imaginary friend is not anything worthy of respect and it doesn't pertain to those who are capable of thinking for themselves and doing well without it.

one of my best «church» and Jesus experiences of late was in a bar with some new friends, we laughed, cared, and prayed together, it was very moving, and Jesus was truly there.

if you truly believe you are being bullied you will have to join with a trusted christian friend in prayer and ask God if you should stay or go.

At the same time, if the fellowship of friends is truly authentic then isn't it enough to transcend someone's doubts?

If you truly believe that homosexual sex is against the will of your imaginary friend, you better not engage in it.

And if your mormon friend is truly living in that much fear, then there is something seriously wrong with the picture that runs deeper and needs to be addressed.

That Jesus was truly a friend of those often judged undesirable is reinforced by Luke, who follows the above account with a description of a dinner Jesus attended at the house of a Pharisee.

What they do say, however, is that Jesus truly lives after his death, and it is the same, whole Jesus who lives, although he is now in a radically new relationship both to God and to his friends.

Does it break your poor heart that the church is being exposed for what it truly is - a cult of pedophiles protected by the fact that they all share a similar imaginary friend and a church that constantly rages war on women?

The quotation from Rollo May about his friend and teacher Paul Tillich shows that one of the ways in which genuine caring is manifested is precisely in the insistence that others shall «become what they truly are,» to use May's own phrase.

In other words, they, the others, Catholics, Protestants, were truly one big «they» — some more agreeable than others; some truly one's friends, some not — and it was unmistakably their terrain on which we were living.

Let me tell you that just because a lot of people call themselves «Christians» doesn't mean they truly follow what God says and it is a shame that because of people like the ones you describe, a lot of other people choose not to believe in God and the thing is that the Bible teaches to do the opposite of what you say «believers» usually do... I have friends who believe in so many different things, or nothing at all, and just because they don't believe what I believe, doesn't mean I won't pray for them or be there when they need me.

If I treat my community of friends certain ways based on their beliefs — I am not a Christian anymore not am I truly sharing «good news / ideas» with them.

«It is important that we remain committed to working together with our friends from other faith communities and each other to ensure that we build a resilient society in which all are welcome and none feel excluded, so that we can truly pursue justice, show mercy and seek peace.»

The people who truly matter don't care where you're from or how many friends you have.

Because my friend had well and truly formed the people in his parish, my preaching, my presence, even my priestly blessing were received by those who were in communion, and they welcomed me into that communion.

I've spoked to a friend (priest) how even he himself truly believes that the Catholic Church will be responsible for it's own demise!

It was rewarding to sit down and write to his friend in his accustomed fashion: «To my honest friend Georg Spalatin, truly a disciple of Christ and a brother.

We are truly grateful for all the support friends on social media and television critics have given The Jim Gaffigan Show.

Above the saints, who were painted by Mark Dukes, is a text from St. Gregory: «The one thing truly worthwhile... is becoming God's friend.»