For example, people are often all right with someone who frequently misses deadlines or is always late to work because, annoying as it is, they sure are a ton of fun when it comes time to enjoying a round of shots -- so, case dismissed.
It's often all right to explain to a client that you're new to a certain aspect of the work and that it might take longer for you get it right; in that case, you might even consider offering them a discounted rate to serve as your "guinea pig".
One of those who left early was Iman AQuddus, who was particularly animated during Mr. Obama's talk, often shouting "All right!" to underscore the senator's points.
The first is the Wilde play seen less often than the others (all right, perhaps no less often than Salomé), and the nothing-less-than-perfect revival is revelatory.
In an era in which the most successful films at Sundance, like the thriller "Winter's Bone" and the dramedy "The Kids Are All Right," are often low-budget variations of familiar Hollywood genres, a movie as far out as "Kid-Thing" might get easily lost amid the 117 features being screened this year.
But the museum's founders say the point of all this badness is that it's all right, and often even quite interesting, to fail; that people who only sing in the shower, or paint on Sundays, are also worth celebrating, simply for their love of making art.
She hoped Lennon would become bored with music; often saying, "The guitar's all right John, but you'll never make a living out of it".
Like, I'll lose my temper with Linda and she'll say, "Oh, shut up!" and I'll go, "Oh, all right".' But often, he admits, 'I have been extremely angry about something and I think I'm just making myself heard, and then I realise I am frightening people and I think, "Oh dear - it's just bullshit, love, take no notice".
So those who are really suffering from hot flashes, insomnia and other symptoms are often told that it is probably all right to take the drugs, as long as they use the lowest possible dose for the shortest possible time.
From the perspective of those individual countries, such selfishness probably felt quite rational.I'm all right, JacquesAmerican officials often wonder why they seem to take European energy security more seriously than the Europeans themselves.
Unless the speaker is calling for outright violence, is creating an absolute and immediate danger to the community (such as falsely shouting "Fire!" in a crowded movie theater, the most-often-used example), it is not all right.
