Sentences with phrase «would you say something»

He laughed like I'd said something ridiculous.

She might have said something like, «I can understand why people who have been struggling might blame people from different countries, or those who have different beliefs from their own.

It isn't the first time Spicer has said something that was perceived as controversial.

He inevitably would say something outrageous that would anger shareholders and investors.

I would say something active and positive and immediate, for instance how nice the surroundings were at that moment.»

Most people have said something stupid that has caused them embarrassment.

Long actually did this in her last company, with the thinking that her team members would say something if she was looking like a fool, or doing something wrong.

Sharing and engaging include such things as commenting on someone else's blog or Facebook post, quoting a tweet and adding your take, sharing a photo of somebody else, or responding to somebody who has said something that interests you.

Online, my social - media universe was filled with journalists and Jewish communal professionals, rabbis and professors and nonprofit workers, all of whom knew that a Tablet writer had said something offensive about the Harvey Weinstein case — but outside my front door, I encountered people who didn't inhabit my social - media universe.

But in his shoes, at my next public appearance, I would say something like: «An economic truism about trade is not a policy pronouncement.

So in the midst of underperformance a client might ask me what I did last year and I would say something like

During my career, I've met several people who have said something similar to the following to me: «I've heard that I need to do some planning to avoid probate; however, what is probate exactly?

Nice piece, but I wish you had said something more about the danger to Burnaby, which is all too real.

I prayed that a Republican would say something so ridiculously foul and ignorant that nobody with even half a brain or an ounce of moral character could possibly vote for them but that lots of people would show how stupid they truly are and vote for him anyway.

I wish somebody would say something worthy of a reply.

I'd say something worthy of a reply, Bo, but why waste my breath when you're convincingly demonstrated that you have the intelligence of a coffee filter?

And if she had said something you agreed with, or could wrap your mind around, she would be brilliant, right?

Or else i'd say something like maybe inside a few generations or so... tops 500 years, then so called new thougths are only new concepts and views on «modern» tech which is always based on previous knowledge.

So Steve, am I wrong in guessing you would say something different to these women?

I can't count how many times my former pastor would say something like, «I can't believe you would be stupid enough to....»

Francis Beckwith thinks that Gingrich should have said something a bit different: The Speaker is, of course, correct that «every person in here knows....

Kevin your right personal beliefs and or religion does not belong in law, and I am not saying that what this atheist organization is doing is wrong or anything, I think what there doing is a good thing, I just think this particular message could have been done from a different perspective, this message makes them appear like the self righteous ones, and it might give out the wrong kind of message, instead it should have said something like you believe in god fine, but don't put it in our laws.

The mere fact that you would say something like that shows that you A) have never even questioned your faith (which is a bad thing), and B) don't know a single atheist.

In the west, Richard of St. Victor would say something similar when he claimed that the journey up the mountain was the arduous ascent to knowledge of the self.

I understand the wrath of the people, but then they should have said something when the white house gave the orders to bomb Libya.

Let me ask you this question: Would Jesus have said something like you just did?

Yes, I do try to keep open to what God is saying through other people, and often, He has said something very clearly to me.

That is reprehensible that you would say something so inappropriate.

I trotted it over to my mum's house and may have said something along the lines of «I want my life to look like this!»

I don't remember how she responded, but I remember I got the feeling that I'd said something wrong, like I was poking around in places I shouldn't be poking.

So while one Gospel has Jesus saying one thing, and another Gospel has Him saying something similar but with different wording, this does not mean that there is a contradiction in what Jesus said.

I was afraid that Mister Bossy would say something to me.

And yet I still, nearly twenty years later, think I should have said something.

Having said something as to the development of my discipleship, let me now take up the question of citizenship.

Most Christians would say something like this: «Well, God is God and so He can do what He wants.

He openly said that in retrospect he should have said something.

Someone mature, sensitive, a good listener, and who won't spew out a Bible verse and think they've said something.

She has a quick, self - deprecating wit that she uses during conversational lulls and anytime she feels like she might have said something too revealing.

If he's got a problem with it, he should have said something.

Why would you say something like that?

I should have said something along the lines of what Mr. Beaver said to Susan in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe

A better billboard could have said something like «Whether you believe or not, focus on the REASON for the season».

It is not an exaggeration to say there is no way the writer would say something like, «Such - and - such college has the dubious distinction of being the MOST religious campus etc. etc.» The author is fueling the notion that somehow being less religious is somehow a bad thing when each day and throughout history it has been shown time and again being more religious is more of a liability.

Yet Christian faith would say something more.

Jesus, realizing what's going on here, COULD have said something like «Leviticus demands that I stone you» — but he doesn't.

All the qualifications and hoobies in the word don't change the fact that you have said something false, what do you say about that?

Jesus was reported to have said something about the destruction of the temple, and this was made a charge against him.

So you'd say something like Jesus changes your throat..

We have said something about the place of the Bible in the living Christian tradition which preachers represent and for which they function; we have discussed a few of the problems or questions which are raised both for preachers and for people; and we have tried to sum up the theological and moral implications of the gospel as these have been worked out in the tradition down the centuries.

Most of the world would say something like, «He was a good man» or «He was a gifted teacher.»