Sentences with phrase «though deeper details»

Though deeper details about the car haven't surfaced yet, sources suggest that the new Countryman would be around 150 mm longer than the model it replaces.

Not exact matches

If you knew intimate details about my own past and the deep hurt I've endured, you would apologize — or maybe you wouldn't care at all; after all, most never consider that kind of thing, though their past encounters with «Christians» is enough to justify their life - long disdain for them in the eyes of the people that applaud them.

For the first time since the deep cuts of 2010, the MTA is hinting about service restorations, though no details are available.

A wholly captivating tour exhaustive in its detail, which may or may not leave us with a deeper understanding of who we are, or of other cultures, though it's likely to induce intense cravings to eat.

February's Black Panther is more than just the first MCU film to be headlined by a Black character (though that is a pretty big deal)- it's a chance to see a classic Marvel property with connections to the deepest parts of the publisher's lore brought to life in stunning detail.

Colours are well separated, though the palette is unimaginative; shadow detail is deep, but there's an almost complete lack of vibrancy to the presentation.

The remaining extras previously appeared on DVD, though the platter represents a significant upgrade in the video department: the 2.35:1, 1080p transfer is entirely absent of the DNR that plagued the film in standard - def and incredible besides, boasting stable and aesthetically - pleasing grain, superfine detail, and a broad, deep greyscale.

Though the image is more digital than film - like, it's true to the filmmaker's intent, with deep blacks and sharp detail making for a satisfying hi - def experience.

Though the camera is often problematic and those looking for a story - driven experience will likely be disappointed, Heart & Slash still presents a detailed and delightful world as well as a surprisingly deep gameplay experience.

Though Cummings's prosaic, analytical voice has little in common with the freewheeling wordsmithery and bumper - car collisions of ideas that were the signature of his critical idol Manny Farber, it shares with the latter an ability to burrow deep into fine - grained detail and a restless dissatisfaction with intellectual shorthand and orthodox wisdom.

Harlen said of the report: «It is vitally important that the education of all young people enables them to sustain their curiosity about the world we live in, enjoy scientific activity and develop a deep understanding of how events and phenomena around them can be explained, even though they may lack knowledge of every detail.

Some details have changed though, including the deep kidney grille, now incorporating mesh rather than vertical elements.

Styling though is very much of the current DS design language, with the brand's signature chrome wings flanking a wide, deep grille, flowing curves, and intricate forms to the wheels, lights and minor details.

Look a little deeper though and it's clear that Capcom are attempting the very things that the Wii is supposedly most unsuited to doing — rendering enormous, detailed environments in a realistic art - style.

It's just good to see a motion controlled game that isn't aimed at just casuals and (even though we haven't seen all that much) go quite deep into the gameplay elements and finer details e.g. the ball on the end of the controller changing colour to represent what spell you are using, and I think we of all people should support that.

If VR content is still planned for the Season Pass, Monster of the Deep isn't it — Square Enix have confirmed that the title will be a standalone release for PlayStation VR, though are yet to share any details on price.

Details really came though, and bass was deep and rich without being overblown.

Even though the victim spouse might have a deep desire to understand what or why this has happened, he or she should avoid wanting to know all the details.