We didn't have much money and this is absolutely true.
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It's an almost comical concept, and it's all absolutely true.
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But it's absolutely true that we've sold down our position.
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"It's absolutely true that they could win the eleventh, " Cramer said.
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Absolutely, just like it's absolutely true that this "peace" won't last.
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The bromide "sharp knives cut, dull knives slip" is absolutely true.
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The Absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian by Sherman Alexie.
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People like to say that commas indicate pauses, and it's absolutely true.
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"What I said in the first one was absolutely true," he said.
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"The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian" by Sherman Alexie
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"I think that this is absolutely true and very valuable," Rosenthal said.
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This is absolutely true, but that's not where I'm headed with this chapter.
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Jason's view & perspective on the non-retina Macbook Pro sales is absolutely true !
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It's absolutely true that there are important unanswered questions facing the inflationary paradigm.
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"What Senator Sanders said in that book blurb is absolutely true," Briggs said.
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But I realized that everyone has their own story, which is absolutely true.
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" But Jacob Rees-Mogg, a Conservative lawmaker, defended the remarks as "absolutely true.
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I grew up with them, so I can tell you it's absolutely true.
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One might say it comes with the territory, and that is absolutely true.
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And yes, it's absolutely true that the oil sands are contributing to global warming.
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You can listen to something that's aesthetically pleasing but absolutely true to the data.
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I don't see that urgency ... Well except — Yeah, it's interesting, that is absolutely true.
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"I find the top part of this image to be absolutely true," she admits.
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His speech this week he said, "The Democrat Party wants anarchy", that is absolutely true.
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It's absolutely true that many people just prefer their content in video and audio form.
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Well, the gossip is circling again and we're lead to believe that it's absolutely true.
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There was power in his saying, "Damn right Hollywood is racist," because it's absolutely true.
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And though we know the first to be absolutely true, what's so bad about soda?
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But what we do have to acknowledge, which is absolutely true, is it's been tough.
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But then you went back to banking in order to facilitate this concept ... Absolutely true.
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Manufacturers' claims about security are absolutely true—jailbroken iPhones don't immediately get critical security updates.
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But it is absolutely true that these animals keep growing long after they reach sexual maturity.
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The old adage of don't get between a grizzly bear and her cubs is absolutely true.
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"This is an absolutely true story and I've been waiting to tell [it]," he said Monday.
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"I do think it's absolutely true that it's easier for juries to get retaliation," she said.
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In the case of Iggy Azalea and Nick Young's spell-check skills, that is absolutely true.
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It's absolutely true that some investors are moving in this direction, which we're delighted to see!
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This is absolutely true: we're just kind of winging it, this is a rehearsal right now.
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RIDLEY SCOTT The stories about Harrison and I not getting on, [they were] not absolutely true.
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These are absolutely true – and awesome – statements, but what do they imply about the nature of space?
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"Now some people say we've got a steep hill to climb and that's absolutely true," he continued.
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It's absolutely true that those with power and resources are able to leverage technology in their favor.
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David's novels are so brilliant because they're emotionally and psychologically absolutely true, but of course they're novels.
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Presidents get information from all sorts of people, and it's absolutely true that at times they are misinformed.
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He has no expertise in the razor business, which is, you know, at the beginning was absolutely true.
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But it's absolutely true that New York's gun restrictions are significantly weakened by other states' loose gun laws.
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I know, I know, it's a cliché to say something like that, but for me it's absolutely true!
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It is absolutely true that the vice president is getting ready for 2020 -- for reelection as vice president.
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Airport security can be pretty crappy, and that was absolutely true at an airport in Alaska last week.
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What the Nobel committee said of Dylan, that he's bringing poeticism to the American songbook, is absolutely true.
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It is absolutely true there used to be more cross-party socializing and hobnobbing than there is now.
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It is constantly impressed upon art students that drawing is thinking, and in Goldberg's case, this is absolutely true.
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The last thing Ramanuj typically tells his patients is that it's absolutely true their pain is in their head.
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She told the BBC that questions about her career record were "ridiculous" and her CV was "all absolutely true".
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In an exclusive statement to PEOPLE — in the form of a poem — on Thursday via his publicist Jeff Ballard, Sheen said Richards' account "is absolutely true" and that the "lady of the night" he brought to the November celebration was "a bit of a harlot." yes, her story regarding Thanksgiving is absolutely true.
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Photo: GettyThere are very few absolutely true things in this life, but one of them is you shouldn't drink lead.
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It's absolutely true that Google and others are engaged in the same practices as Facebook with varying degrees of success.
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People often joke about some games being little more than an interactive movie, but in this case, that's absolutely true!
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"I read in an interview recently and I think it's absolutely true: men have it just as bad," he says.
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Meanwhile, Forrest is pursued by a detective with the absurdly allegorical (but absolutely true to life) name of John Hunt.
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Of the statements by Trump that the fact-checking site PolitiFact has checked, just 5 percent were deemed absolutely true.
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The critique that there is gatekeeping and that certain kinds of stories are not being pushed out — that's absolutely true.
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This may seem strange to anyone who has no experience with explosives, but in many regards it is absolutely true.
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That was absolutely true for this genre of film, which I love, and which I felt this true story enlivened.
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In terms of the ATF, it is absolutely true that the ATF budget has been shrank, because -- has be -- been shrunk.
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It is absolutely true that the results of careful scientific investigation are more trustworthy than results in nonscientific areas of inquiry.
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"Now some people say we've got a steep hill to climb, and that's absolutely true," Sanders told supporters in Carson, Calif.
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But what's absolutely true is that if the global economy — and stock market — is a confidence game, confidence is clearly winning.
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But the one thing that is absolutely true here is that someone is lying, and multiple people may be doing so.
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It remains absolutely true that climate change is urgent and that every tool in the toolbox needs to be immediately deployed.
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On one hand, it's absolutely true that Google knows where I am and what I'm doing and all these sorts of things.
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You're going to come up with your algorithms ... Let's get off of the Wall Street thing, because I think it's absolutely true.
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"It's absolutely true that just because the law is clear, that doesn't mean your school is going to follow it," she warns.
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And I'm not just saying that because they're headquartered in my adopted hometown of Chicago; I'm saying it because it's absolutely true.
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It is absolutely true that many of these states, such as Georgia and Texas, have higher incarceration rates than the national average.
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"It's absolutely true that gay and lesbian families are at the top of the hierarchy of queer cultural representations today," he said.
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"A lot of people thought I was the guy who likes Bruckner, Brahms, Beethoven — and that's absolutely true," Mr. van Zweden said.
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"What you're saying is absolutely true for Xbox game content right now, but there will be more types of content," says Choudhry.
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It also remains absolutely true that climate change is an almost unfathomably large problem for which we need cheaper, better technology solutions.
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Since you do talk about people saying, "You hoodwinked us," what's the thing that people say about you that is absolutely true?
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Through a video posted on the official Toy Story Facebook page, Disney would like to let us know that theory is absolutely true.
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Two or three years later she wrote a book about the Huguenots, and everything in it, as Henry James said, was absolutely true.
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BILL GATES: Well, it's absolutely true that the companies here in terms of inventing new procedures, drugs, vaccines they've done a great job.
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It is absolutely true that most left activists are fundamentally motivated by what they see as wrong and unjust in contemporary social arrangements.
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Congresswoman Maxine Waters, a Democrat from California, said that it's "absolutely true" that the Russians have a compromising tape of Trump with prostitutes.
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On the one hand, it's absolutely true that if you don't feel safe in speaking out, then in effect, you don't have free speech.
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It's absolutely true, and so what we did, part of why it's worldwide is that Indiegogo really invested in making Indiegogo a worldwide platform.
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"Sad and absolutely true," said John Blair, a veteran night life promoter who drew throngs to the Roxy, Splash and other discos for years.
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CARAMANICA Absolutely true, and I think that also gets at some of the friction Taylor has generated when it comes to issues like this.
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I think if you want to run an honest gallery that survives for 21981 years, you just have to be absolutely true to yourself.
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The very first result I mentioned — that people are more likely to click on the first Google result than the second — is absolutely true.
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So, what you guys say is absolutely true, that he was told in 210 to leave and did not leave at that time, since applied.
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"It is absolutely true that our current immigration code has ideological exclusions built into it," says Adam Cox, a professor of immigration law at NYU.
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While it's absolutely true that the world can be a scary, trying, and divided place, there is also a lot of good out there, too.
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It is absolutely true that expanded and poorly managed trade has meted out incalculable harm to people and places affected by decades of trade imbalances.
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CF: Well what is absolutely true is one of the biggest short term effects for the U.K. economy has been the change in exchange rates.
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It is absolutely true that I have managed to carve a space for myself, but that space may not be what you think it is.
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Everything Hillary said about the racism and homophobia in the campaign is absolutely true if you just apply it to the big names and honchos.
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"It is absolutely true that 50 years after the Voting Rights Act, there are still too many barriers in this country to vote," Obama said.
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But it's absolutely true that the more inevitable Trump's nomination looks, the more Republicans will endorse him — even if they wish he weren't the nominee.
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And we need to show the littlest, sweetest and most hopeful ones among us that this is unequivocally and absolutely true in all ways, every day.
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LG: It is absolutely true that fact-checking is a style of journalism that invites especially harsh partisan responses both from the public and from politicians.
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On the one hand, they're absolutely true — and on the other, I know they're not good for Democratic unity going into a tough election this fall.
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I don't think that like every single detail in the book is absolutely true and can be counted on as a guide to our future world.
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Since Everlane claimed that the ReCashmere is just as soft as it traditional pieces, I compared my pieces side-by-side, and it was absolutely true.
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"It is absolutely true that the vice president is getting ready for 2020 - for re-election as vice president," Conway told ABC's "This Week" on Sunday.
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CreditCreditChad Batka for The New York Times "This sounds terrible, but it's absolutely true," Stephen Rubin said, sitting at a small circular table in his office.
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" And it's absolutely true that the publication date and front cover of Bolton's book ''The Room Where it Happened" went public soon after the Times report!
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"As far as sheep-hunting being a rich man's sport, that's absolutely true," said Vance Corrigan, 84, who lives along the Yellowstone River in Livingston, Mont.
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Mueller didn't exonerate Trump on obstruction because he couldn't It is absolutely true that Barr, along with Rosenstein, decided not to bring charges of obstruction against Trump.
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So while it&aposs absolutely true that you can criticize the press, you do want your politicians and political leaders to support the culture surrounding the press.
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Author Clare Booth Luce once said: "A woman's best protection is a little money of her own"- and I believe this is absolutely true in any relationship.
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It is absolutely true that President Trump has been a vocal critic of chain migration, but it is necessary to examine what is meant by the term.
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But it is absolutely true that the number of African-American voters who participated in the election declined sharply in 2016, according to the Current Population Survey.
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"It is absolutely true that the vice president is getting ready for 2020 — for reelection as vice president," Conway said on ABC News' This Week With George Stephanopoulos.
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That day, my class had been discussing "The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian," Sherman Alexie's semi-autobiographical novel about a boy on a Spokane reservation.
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It's absolutely true that the movement is very arcane, and you can go as deep as you want to into pseudo-legal theory, but not everyone has to.
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Responding to allegations she had exaggerated her experience working in finance, Leadsom told the BBC on Thursday that the criticism was "ridiculous" and her experience is "all absolutely true".
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On the other hand, Sherman Alexie's "The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian," last year's No. 1 most challenged book, was not among this year's top 10.
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It's absolutely true that all presidents express -- privately and then, eventually, publicly -- some level of longing for the life they left behind or the life they will return to.
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Kim Kardashian's Christmas gift from Kanye West isn't going to stop the chorus from grousing she keeps getting richer for doing nothing, because in this case ... it's absolutely true.
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I say it's absolutely true that if you were to get opioids for your pain, it would be like a magical cure for about a month or maybe two.
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"It is absolutely true to say we have a very strong car, but people's perception that we had a dominant car — I don't think it was true," he said.
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"Men tend to shake off rejection more quickly than women," she said, "but it's absolutely true that entrepreneurs are made or broken by how they bounce back from adversity."
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Garrett took it for granted that Cruz is proposing a value-added tax — which Cruz has denied, but which is absolutely true if you look at how it's structured.
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"It is absolutely true that not only Joe Biden, but every other candidate, is going to be going after the support that we have had in the past," he said.
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"The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian," by Sherman Alexie This novel was challenged or banned due to its inclusion of profanity, sexual references and its religious viewpoint.
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"It's absolutely true that talking about an American official as 'poor' is evidence of an American official acting normal and ends up setting the internet on fire" in China, Wertime said.
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"It's absolutely true that there's less Nazi content available here [than in the U.S.]," said Jillian York, the Germany-based director for international freedom of expression at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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It's a cliche at this point to say that a game is better on the Switch than it is on a fixed home console, but in Fortnite's case, it's absolutely true.
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But, I am still that snot-nosed kid from a blue-collar mill town, and what Mr. Brooks is saying is absolutely true — it is grossly unfair and it is rigged.
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But Jordano's lens is biased toward Detroit's uncanny and gripping emptiness — and it is absolutely true that he has no shortage of barren, semi-industrial, semi-pastoral subjects from which to choose.
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Alexie — who is best known for the award-winning YA novel The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian — initially decided to write the memoir after his mother's death in 2015.
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I mean, in the short run actually because of macroeconomic conditions, it's absolutely true that you can get even to probably 150 percent of GDP in this environment without it becoming inflationary.
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But, it is absolutely true that in the wake of the 2016 election that even those who disliked Trump also viewed him as a master reader and manipulator of the American public.
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It's absolutely true that hackers and bad actors pose a risk to elections, but it's exceptionally difficult to pull off a sleight of hand that could change an outcome on election day.
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That remains absolutely true even after the school revealed this week that the offensive graffiti was written by an African-American cadet, one of the students it was supposed to have targeted.
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It is absolutely true that at the same time Burisma was being investigated, western governments, including the Obama administration wanted the prosecutor removed due to concerns about corruption in his own office.
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My question ... you made really good points about the fact that it's absolutely true that the president has been able to achieve a lot of things, he's done a lot of things.
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"Listen, it is absolutely true that women have a better chance to get a directorship, or a senior position if there's trouble," Bartz said in an interview with Freakonomics earlier this year.
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I mean, in the short run actually because of macroeconomic conditions, it's absolutely true that you can get [debt] even to probably 150 percent of GDP in this environment without it becoming inflationary.
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It's absolutely true that after the January 2018 injunction, members of Congress began to voice the position to Hill reporters that the court case made it less urgent for them to address DACA.
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While it may be ridiculous to assert generally that expensive wines are no better than cheap wines, it is absolutely true that many expensive wines are not as good as many cheaper wines.
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That's absolutely true, but you didn't like something she said where Jalen and ... Louie: Well, she's done many things that aren't very good with social media, just trying to connect with younger people.
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One reading of that extremely white, incredibly male lineup remains absolutely true — white men start the race a few steps ahead, by virtue of who they are and what our society expects of them.
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"It's absolutely true to say the Graham-Cassidy bill over time levels out on a per-person basis the way we distribute money on healthcare, which I think resonates with most Americans," Pence said.
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"The thing I say to most people who say, 'I don't need a human,' it's absolutely true if you're really young, have very little to lose and have very little [financial] complexity," he said.
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While it's absolutely true that bygone queer eras and their imagery remain under-recognized and under-documented in the larger culture, the frequency of their appearance in contemporary queer art exhibits can feel cliché.
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The second part is absolutely true: Recruiting is a slimy, disgusting game in which schools often treat treat teenagers kids like disposable flotsam, while teenagers are usually vilified whenever they act the same way.
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In April 2018, a month after reports of Mr. Alexie's abuses, sales of "The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian" were down 39 percent compared with the same period the previous year.
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And while it's not true that the world's biggest factories are opening in Mexico, it is absolutely true that both the Boeing factory and the Mitsubishi factory depend critically on international trade for their viability.
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It's absolutely true that (simple) bots can be corralled with good engineering in order to avoid slipping into flagrant white supremacist propaganda, as Microsoft's recent Twitter bot unfortunately did, mostly thanks to human Twitter users.
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The main bulk of the story involves the main character Emily trying to escape her psychopathic neighbour, and although the phrase "nail biting" is a bit of a cliche it's also absolutely true in this case.
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Demos: It's absolutely true that the release of part 1 had a tremendous impact on the world that we had been documenting and on the world that we then set out to document again in part 2.
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I spent a lot of time with women from Golden Dawn and there are women involved in leadership, but it's absolutely true to say that men take priority and the top positions are always given to men.
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"Is it absolutely true that a large rock fired into Earth from the moon using propellants would be more powerful and 100s of nuclear weapons," Brianna Wu, a video game developer who is running to unseat Rep.
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But Amazon's new, three-part series A Very English Scandal tells the absolutely true story of Jeremy Thorpe, an ambitious and closeted British politician in the 1970s who attempted to orchestrate the murder of an unpredictable ex-lover.
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The actor, 54, responded to a Twitter user's post about Neeson's adorable relationship with a horse he'd worked on in previous films saying it's "absolutely true" that animals can remember you after years of not seeing each other.
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That was absolutely true for me and several of my friends: Once we got our first grown-up salaries and could save up a couple thousand for a decent sofa, many of us immediately turned to West Elm.
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There is a millenarian current running through her work that feels absolutely true to this moment in history: we are on the brink of some kind of cataclysm, but we are not sure how it will manifest itself.
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As Stanford psychiatrist Anna Lembke, author of Drug Dealer, MD, recently explained: It's absolutely true that if you were to get opioids for your pain, it would be like a magical cure for about a month or maybe two.
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I think it's absolutely true that as whites and as males a lot of the most vociferous and vicious supporters of Trump have an unjustified sense of entitlement that they should get first pick on jobs, wages, and promotions.
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While conversations and arguments between Gypsy Rose and Dee Dee have clearly been written for television, things like Gypsy buying a computer and starting an online relationship with a man named Nick Godejohn, who's really into BDSM, is absolutely true.
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These books (all written by men, by the by) are considered far more literary and important than McDaniel's — and while the former point is absolutely true, I don't think it's fair to brush aside her work as totally meaningless fluff.
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I bought a Samsung Galaxy S210 — the one that sits in between the Galaxy S10 Plus and the Galaxy S10E — and what Dan Seifert wrote in his review is absolutely true: it is the awkward middle child in this family.
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While I clearly misspoke and had more to learn with regard to the causes of this problem, we all came to the meeting understanding what is absolutely true: the criminal justice system is broken and disproportionately arrests and jails African Americans.
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Why did Martina Myers, a high school English teacher on the Navajo reservation in Arizona, continue to teach Sherman Alexie's novel "The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian" even after she learned of the sexual harassment allegations against him?
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You said that people come for opportunity, and while that's absolutely true, it's not just people coming out of places that are disconnected from the United States, or from places to which immigrants go to or where migrants go to.
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For Martina Myers, a high school English teacher on the Navajo reservation in Arizona, Sherman Alexie's novel "The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian" seemed too good to be true: funny, well-crafted and focused on Native American youth.
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"Call him a liar, call him evil, call him a threat to democracy, call him impulsive, call him ignorant — these labels are all absolutely true — but saying he has a mental disorder doesn't really add force to the argument," Frances says.
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"What is absolutely true, since January this year, you changed your modus operandi; you changed your algorithm and it has led to a very substantial drop in views and engagements from those that have got right-of-center politics opinions," Farage said.
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And although the Affordable Care Act provides a lot of subsidies to a lot of people so they can afford health insurance, what is absolutely true is that we would love to see even higher subsidies to relieve the costs even more.
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The book, to be published this week, is a high point in a prolific career that includes "The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian," a 2007 best-selling semi-autobiographical novel that won the National Book Award for young people's literature.
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But what is absolutely true is since January of this year, you changed your modus operandi, you changed your algorithms, and it has led directly to a very substantial drop in views and engagements for those who have got right-of-center political opinions.
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This year, selectors include Sherman Alexie, who won the 2007 National Book Award for Young People's Literature for his book The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian and Angela Flournoy, a 5 Under 35 honoree in 2015 for her book The Turner House.
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It is absolutely true that it is not the fault of these incoming Republicans that the profligate spending patterns of Congress could not be stymied by the supposed party of limited government and fiscal responsibility — but it now is up to them to change this.
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Riding the bus home from her mother's funeral, she spots Heinz and his girlfriend on the street as the bus passes them and laughs aloud, in a moment that feels absolutely true: Life is the ridiculous and the sublime, mixed together, and all you can do is hang on.
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They say absence makes the heart grow fonder, and in our case, it's absolutely true: I love my solo trips (and the uninterrupted sleep I get!) but I'm always dying to get back at trip's end for kisses, cuddles, and together time with the two people I love best.
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The contemporary critics and journalists I admire most are the ones who are forging their own paths, who seem brave and forward-thinking and absolutely true: Tavi Gevinson, Emily Nussbaum, Jia Tolentino, Jenna Wortham, Anne Helen Petersen, Jazmine Hughes, and the crack teams of geniuses at Rookie and Lenny.
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"You don't want to jump to conclusions and you don't want to put information out there that you don't know is absolutely true," he said, though he defended Donald Trump against criticism he called the incident in New York a "bomb" too soon and before law enforcement officials did so.
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There's a narrative in Silicon Valley that women are badly treated, and it's absolutely true that a lot of the bro companies in the Valley — and Snap is actually in LA — don't have, I think, equal opportunities for women and clearly there is a shortage of women in leadership positions.
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Our reviewer praised this series about a Siamese cat who thinks he is a Chihuahua, calling it "refreshing because of its irreverence," but it was challenged for stereotypical depictions of Mexican culture, according to the A.L.A. THE ABSOLUTELY TRUE DIARY OF A PART-TIME INDIANBy Sherman Alexie; illustrated by Ellen Forney230 pp.
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Other books we have read include "The Blue Sweater," by Jacqueline Novogratz; "The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian," by Sherman Alexie; "The Big Burn," by Timothy Egan; "The Middle of Everywhere," by Mary Pipher; "Three Cups of Tea," by Greg Mortenson and David Oliver Relin; and "Mountains Beyond Mountains," by Tracy Kidder.
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Teaching 'Mockingbird,' 'Watchman' and Harper Lee With The New York Times Text to Text | 'Antigone' and Noche Flamenca's 'Antigona' Text to Text | 'The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian' and 'On the Reservation and Off, Schools See a Changing Tide' Reader Idea | Reading 'Macbeth' Through the Lens of Ferguson What's Going On in This Poem?
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Fake damages One of the truly difficult things for Airbnb to police—and for guests to guard themselves against—are claims of fake damages, because it's absolutely true that at times, Airbnb guests do damage the places they stay: clogging plumbing, digging a hole in the yard to build a fire (another real email we received) or damaging carpets or furniture.
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But it is absolutely true that, along the 22-mile stretch of the Potomac River running upstream from Georgetown to Seneca Regional Park in Northern Virginia, nature provides everything from calm waters for a family outing to Class V extreme rapids that are dramatic, challenging — and that claim the lives of even experienced white-water kayakers with a tragic regularity.
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But it is absolutely true that, along the 22-mile stretch of the Potomac River running upstream from Georgetown to Seneca Regional Park in Northern Virginia, nature provides everything from calm waters for a family outing to Class V extreme rapids that are dramatic, challenging — and that claim the lives of even experienced white-water kayakers with a tragic regularity.
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Now, the idea that they're spending overwhelmingly on programming compared to everybody else is absolutely true, but if you do the math and you believe that there are going to be – there are 165 million global subs now – probably 175 million by the end of next quarter, something close to that, although they guided a little lighter, I think it's not hard to see 300 million subs in their future.
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"No, I think it's absolutely true that the president is fulfilling his promise to the American people and that is to make certain that every single American has access to the kind of coverage that they want for themselves and for their family, not that their government forces them to buy and make certain that we ensure that individuals with pre-existing illnesses and injuries and conditions are covered, but covered in a way that they want," Price said.
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Here are some examples from our own Text to Text collection in which we started with a frequently taught text and looked for Times articles that show its continued relevance to the world today: The Gettysburg Address and 'Why the Civil War Still Matters' 'The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian' and 'On the Reservation and Off, Schools See a Changing Tide' 'The Glass Castle' and 'Life on the Streets' The Bill of Rights and 'The Bill of Rights We Deserve' 'Huckleberry Finn' and 'In Defense of a Loaded Word' 'Romeo and Juliet' and 'Montague and Capulet as Shiite and Sunni' Another way to help make interesting and unexpected connections is to simply search and see what comes up.
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