Sentences with phrase «also chaffed»

It's especially tricky for Silver, who is the main champion of extending the so - called millionaire's tax, but also chaffed at my suggestion during a CapTon interview last Friday that the protestors might have brought new momentum to that cause.
Lady Bird's doing battle with her two successive boyfriends — gentle, innocent theater geek Danny (Manchester - by - the - Sea «s Lucas Hedges) and bookish bad - boy dreamboat Kyle (Timothée Chalamet)-- is crucial, but it's also chaff in contrast to her tussles with Mom.

Not exact matches

«This market is furthering the separation between the wheat and the chaff,» said Silverman, referring not only to brokers but also to owners.
And if all the generations that have lived on earth rose up and united into one crowd in order to charge against eternity and to coerce it also with their enormous majority, eternity splits them up as easily as the imperturbability of the cliff that, without moving from the spot, disperses the foaming surf, as easily as a storm wind in its advance scatters the chaff
It also means that we will be tasked with separating the wheat from the chaff of his pronouncements, generally half - truth and half - embellishment for his own gain.
The baby can also become tender in the groin area and chaffing on its inner legs.
Aside from the fact that this can lead to general overheating concerns, it can also create secondary heating concerns like sweating which can cause chaffing, rashes, and other issues.
It also can be used to protect chafed skin; give it a try at the beach to prevent chaffing on thighs!
Assembly Democrats have increasingly chaffed at any efforts to expand or enhance charter schools in the state — a policy that in general is also backed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
Meanwhile, the true costs of those bulk e-mail messages are carried by nonspammers — directly in terms of time wasted separating the wheat from the chaff or installing new spam - blocking software but also indirectly in higher rates from Internet service providers.
Several brave soles were biking in red speedos which was quite brave because it was FREEZING and also because of the chaffing a 600 mile trip like this causes.
Not only are there far too many self - published titles on the market for the average industry insider to separate the wheat from the chaff, but also these professionals have limited time and space to devote to the traditionally published titles, which are usually their number one priority.
1) The publishers may have been separating the wheat from the chaff but they have also been separating the wheat from the wheat so you can only get (say) red wheat not yellow wheat, orange wheat etc..
Horses with white legs are also at risk because un-pigmented skin is more susceptible to sun damage, chaffing and abrasions making it more at risk for infection.
That is, of course, also due to the fact that the wheat has now been separated from the chaff.
It also sorts out the wheat from the chaff — so that in this case companies with weak safety profiles don't get within a mile of an oil derrick.
I also want to comment on your statement, «Although organizations like CanLII have done a wonderful job making newer case law accessible and searchable, it can be incredibly challenging for even highly educated laypeople to separate the wheat from the chaff and find relevant case law illuminating and elucidating the text of statute law.»
We can throw a mess of disparate facts at students, and by the end of first year, they will almost certainly be able to wade through them and not just separate the grain from the chaff but also point out the legal issues and liabilities involved.
He also knows that lawyers facing bar prosecution chaff at the idea.
No doubt that also in these developments there is a need to separate the wheat from the chaff, but there will be gain.
That means more chaff to sort through on the Roku Ultra, sure, but it also means you're likely to find more interesting niche content, from public domain films to whole channels for cute animals.
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