Sentences with phrase «where terrible people»

I think one thing that would help this debate is to realize that the Bible doesn't speak of eternal hell where terrible people are consigned to simply because they do bad things and reject Jesus.

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He created Starbucks «to build a company my father would be proud to work at,» adding, «My inspiration comes from seeing my father broken from the 30 terrible blue - collar jobs he had over his life, where an uneducated person just did not have a shot.»

It would be a terrible shame not to provide to such people an opportunity to trade cryptocurrencies and be a part of the exponentially growing market where anything is possible.

The terrible enactment of group think that you've experienced — and, I commend you for realizing that person - specific parts of your accusation many not be accurate, though the broad sweep very well may be — really highlights the need for fearless prophets within leadership circles; where were those checks and balances?

I've been to Church where parishioners have gotten up and testified just how terrible they were / are as people without their faith to keep them in check.

And this last is terrible just because it is an illness where the physician sees to his horror that the sick person has used the medicine — in the wrong way.

I want to know where you people get this terrible information from.

Haven't you unbelievers ever heard of evidence where someone survives a terrible tragedy when the person should have been killed!

The landowner knew very well that they were in that situation because the powerful in society, the wealthy and the influential, even the educated and the religious, had created this terrible situation where millions of people had no work.

But then, I have a fascinating book by a Jungian Buddhist psychologist, Polly Young - Eisendrath, The Gifts of Suffering: Finding Insight, Compassion, and Renewal, where she tells story after story of people who have experienced terrible struggles, yet have what she calls «resilience» and recover to find renewed creativity and compassion in the world.

The passage leads onto a description of a kind of mystical suffering with Christ: `... All that remains is the stark naked desire for help and a terrible groaning, but it does not know where to turn for help... In this instance the person is stretched out with Christ so that all his bones may be counted, and every corner of the soul is filled with the greatest bitterness, dread, trembling and sorrow of a kind that is everlasting.»

I'm not a nutritionist, have never claimed to be and I certainly think giving blanket advice to thousands of people online is a terrible idea, yet too many people think because I'm sharing food I'm giving you exact advice and that's where the problems start.

One of the regions that was particularly hit was Tigray in the Northeast of the country, where the so - called modernization of agriculture depleted soils with terrible impacts on people.

It's true Palace were terrible first half, but some of our movement for a moment reminded me of the era where people genuinely agreed that we played the best football in Europe after Barcelona.

It's basically a shitty, terrible kickball field where I've met a ton of good people I enjoy hanging out with.

thanks for the sensible comment fatboy yep i know i do get that they do nt really mean it, but i just cant come to terms with that, i do nt really expect civilised culture in a sport but generally from the people in the world, yep you are right about the real world, maybe thats the reason it annoys me extremely, i mean look our world is rotten to the core, the human mindset is terrible when it faces danger or problems for himself, and maybe thats the reason i just want football to stay as just as an entertainment industry but when i see that people even here let the words flow in any kind of way just because the are frustrated, i really cant come to terms with it, i really love black humor and some akbs react angrily when some fans tell some wheelchair jokes or for example on the post from admin where one could write jokes about wenger, some were really awesome, but when people cant control their emotion after a game and abuse other people it just irritates me as hell cause i really think that thats one of the big problems in the world..

In moments of political precariousness, where people are faced with terrible losses whether because of economic crisis or political violence, the temptation is very much to find a kind of commonality in that trait of finitude or vulnerability, and to look for a way to build ethics and politics on that commonality.

In the case where the popular party candidate is a terrible person (i.e. Roy Moore), you can count on the dejected party members to not vote for him in force.

«It is dramatically better than going to single transferable vote or the terrible system we have for the European parliamentary election... where people can't say we don't like a particular candidate and we'll stop them getting elected.»

People are terrible at reporting food intake and studies that have shown this over and over and over and over and over, over, over, over again... and again, because nobody knows how many calories are in foods and that's where the utility in calorie trackers lies — they make the impalpable palpable.

I mean we've got thousands of people at this point who we work with, where they're on thyroid drugs, and they still feel terrible.

We went through this terrible phase in the 1990s and early 2000s where people didn't dress up for ANYthing.

Some people swear by them where as others have terrible experiences with them stretching and / or falling apart.

It's not necessarily that the covers are all terrible (they aren't), but I think this is more of a case where people are overwhelmed by the excess of choice.

You've probably heard terrible horror stories of people getting «catfished» online where they end up meeting someone and finding out they are not who they said they are.

«I could see the reaction to the movie — in not a terrible way — be where some people like it a bit more after a few years because it didn't quite connect the first go - around.»

Ready Player One Rated PG - 13 for sequences of sci - fi action violence, bloody images, some suggestive material, partial nudity and language Rotten Tomatoes Score: 76 % In Theaters Based on the best - selling novel by Ernest Cline (and one of my favorite books in recent memory) Ready Player One explores a futuristic world where life in the real world is quite terrible, but people can escape into a virtual reality program called the OASIS, where they can be anyone and do anything.

Based on the best - selling novel by Ernest Cline (and one of my favorite books in recent memory) Ready Player One explores a futuristic world where life in the real world is quite terrible, but people can escape into a virtual reality program called the OASIS, where they can be anyone and do anything.

A thriller is a story where a basically innocent person endures increasingly terrible events until they can't take it anymore, and in a fit of fight - or - flight syndrome, they choose to run.

Khrushchev's speech seemed to herald a new era of openness in a society where many people had committed terrible crimes they wished to hide.

One star ratings dominate the front page where people are complaining about the lack of memory, terrible battery life and woeful customer service when trying to get a warranty replacement.

«It was just terrible,» says Buddy's person of four years, «You wouldn't believe the filth and neglect he lived in at the junk yard where I got him.»

I could probably still warn you that the genocide museum in Kigali will shake you to your very core (although I guess most people realise that) and that every now and again, when you're enjoying the vibrant, incredible place that is Rwanda, a realisation that just 24 years ago there was a brutal and terrible genocide right where you're standing, will run through you.

After posting my opinion piece where I defended Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, I quickly received much criticism for essentially doing what I set out to try and oust: Battlefield 3 fanboyism, or at least trying to silence the people who bashed the game for being terrible and a milking of the franchise while singing praise of its rival.

Sorry they didn't personally check all PS users to see which games are owned the least, where they would then promptly give us all some terrible indie game owned by one person.

We live in an era where people will play a terrible game, even pay for it, if it means getting easy achievements, even ones no self - respecting gamer could possibly want.

I was in multiple situations where I was the only person on my team and my choices were to wait it out and get a terrible prize or leave and get a 20 - minute deserter penalty, neither of which are enjoyable.

Try to ignore the chat box where people love to complain about how terrible the game is (even though they're playing it) and just find what you like to do, and do it.

You might recall our February article where we reported the terrible news that, according to the resume of an ex-Obsidian Entertainment designer, and after a big alien - themed feasibility study performed over at Sega HQ, the publisher had decided to cancel their upcoming RPG featuring acidic xenomorphs, burly marines and wonky «Artificial Persons».

I was assigned to the domestic violence unit where I learned that our criminal «justice» system is a terrible mechanism for helping people.

They kept asking for documentation, I sent pictures and news articles showing that the roads where I live where terrible and people could not drive.

While it's safe to assume that the overwhelming majority of readers won't notice the change, as they know not to use terrible passwords, Microsoft's new feature should drastically reduce the number of incidences where people think the word «password» makes a good password.

How can they know that I am a worthy candidate for employment by where I rank torturing a person or poisoning city water on a scale from terrible to more terrible?

Even if you think it's all well - intentioned, consider this:»... Why do well intentioned people trying in all honesty and effort to accomplish organizational missions make terrible decisions... Groupthink, where bad decision making behind closed doors by «the few» adversely affect the many, is a scary part of group behavior.