Sentences with phrase «anathema lesous»

But while the quest for technical perfection implicit in the Superbit manifesto may at first seem anathema to the film's Seventies mystique, The Brown Bunny's vintage crudity was so premeditated as to necessitate a corresponding amount of TLC in the telecine suite.

Therein lies the real challenge of Bay, since, in reflecting on the two opposing camps, one viewer will denounce Bay's images as anathema, whereas the other will have no idea what you're talking about, and regard such intellectual subjects with thinly veiled distrust.

There's nothing in the story of a woman struggling with motherhood that should be anathema to men.

Such a thing is anathema in the bear - hating mouse world, which exists directly below a French city populated by mouse - fearing bears (who live like humans).

If you read sites like radiantrecovery where women are trying to moderate sugar urges with 3 meals a day, no snacks which helps over eating, depression, levels of seratonin in the brain the idea of having a fast would be anathema.

The thrust of Bredesen's thesis is that as powerful as natural therapies are, they are even more powerful when individualized to the patient, an idea which is complete anathema to the drug companies and their allies at the FDA.

«It was so anathema to them,» he told me.

This poses a problem for the Paleo dieter who relies on unprocessed whole foods for nutrition and avoids the very foods most commercial protein powders are typically derived from such as soy, peas, whey and rice (not to mention that protein powders are highly processed — an anathema to the Paleo set.)

The spectrum of human movement is so vast that neglecting other motions in favor of our pet practices all the time is anathema to what we are capable of.

Still, theorists don't automatically assume, as Geoffrey asserted in a recent paper, that «to learn something new about physics from astronomy» is «anathema.»

Aside from the hefty price tag, the program's focus on a racially defined group would normally be anathema to the Bush Administration and Republicans who oppose affirmative action and controversial even among many Democrats.

But that proposal was anathema to a United States - led bloc, which feared it would strangle trade in transgenic foods.

«Now, in some ways, it's anathema to have a Western scientist contact» in Russia, Conley said about the law.

At 51, Carson still has broad shoulders and sinewy arms and gives the impression that the brutality of football always felt like anathema to him.

Though people had been present for thousands of years in the area that was to become the park, native American practices of hunting and planned burning were anathema to a view of nature as sacrosanct from human involvement.

For many in the public health community, the notion that the head of the CDC held shares of a company in an industry that has been so anathema to the agency's mission was shocking.

While hotly contested and anathema to some, intensive population management of rare species has a long and successful history in forestry and wildlife management and is in wide use.

Blackman The concept of antiaging is anathema to those who study the aging process, gerontologists or geriatricians.

This vision is anathema to researchers like Crook.

This is anathema to relativity, which says that an observer falling into a black hole shouldn't notice anything happening.

Any deal weaker than a treaty for shifting from fossil fuels to renewable energies is anathema to poor nations.

Pollution, therefore, is unacceptable, and the Eastern Garbage Patch, anathema.

But ending the diversity lottery made it anathema to the White House and many Democrats, and it died in the Senate.

Although Leopold was well known and respected, his point of view was anathema to hunters.

If «anathema» is now considered appropriate to scientific discussion in certain circumstances, then it must have a meaning quite...

My interest in the account of the thoughts of cosmologist Max Tegmark was tempered by something more than surprise — I learned that the rejection of the early cosmic inflation or of the Copernican principle, that Earth does not occupy a special place in the universe, «are anathema to cosmology», (24 September, p 8).

Collaboration is «anathema to a lot of scientists, particularly young ones,» Lowe says.

This term was anathema to scientists.

Representatives and publications from the Islamic State group have said that statues and reliefs of animals and humans are anathema to their brand of Sunni Islam.

«I grew up at a time in England where homosexuality was banned, it was illegal and I lived in a period where British politicians thought it was anathema to even think about changing the law and then suddenly, the activities of individuals and groups... grew and grew stronger and enforced the change in the law.»

But her positions — anathema to many New York voters who rejected Mr. Trump in the election last fall — helped her secure the endorsement of the city's Conservative Party.

Today's u-turn makes clear that fully segregated school intakes are anathema to an open, diverse society, but the Government should now recognise this throughout the education system and not create new segregation.»

Cuomo proposed a series of reform proposals that would have been anathema for the unions, and a lawsuit seeking to overturn the state's teacher tenure protections was working its way through the courts.

The liberal Democrat said he expects Trump's tax plan «to be met with a huge backlash,» asserting many of its provisions would reap a windfall for high earners at the expense of domestic programs, and would involve an «immense amount of deficit spending» — supposedly anathema to conservative Republicans.

She has become something of a hate figure for the Left, who see her as an evangelist for exactly the type of social conservatism that is anathema to them.

Certainly Quinn sounds a lot better to the real - estate world than some of the other would - be successors to Michael Bloomberg, like, say, Comptroller John Liu and Public Advocate Bill de Blasio, co-sponsors of a retail rent control bill that's anathema in the real - estate community.

What this says is that though these policies are anathema to New Labour, they fit perfectly with traditional Labour policy.

The reason for these constant brushes with the highly compromised police is because the senator from Kogi has always spoken out his mind on issues considered as anathema politically by the fanatical supporters of the All Progressive Congress led Federal government.

In contrast, Conservative voters like the anti-Keynesian option — cutting spending and borrowing faster — more than any of the other three, while Labour voters regard it as anathema.

A third possibility is that Labour have reached a ceiling in their support — Jeremy Corbyn may be very popular among Labour supporters, but he is anathema to others and the alternative of Corbyn's Labour is propping up Conservative support that might otherwise be faltering.

So, having a person of Fayose at the helm of affairs, they believe that it is a serious anathema.

Alabama Sen. Doug Jones delivered his maiden speech on the Senate floor on Wednesday, tackling a topic that would seem anathema to most Southern Democrats — gun control.

Merit pay would be anathema for the U.F.T., and fundamental disagreements about pay based on performance prevented the union from agreeing to a contract under the Bloomberg administration.

This would be anathema to Senate Republicans, who hold a bare 32 - vote majority in the chamber.

The bill died in the Senate because concealed - carry reciprocity is anathema for Democrats whose votes would be needed for passage.

She reminded the electorates that electoral violence was an anathema to peaceful co-existence, and that it militates against the consolidation of democracy as well as retards development and progress of the state.

«This year, it was anathema to be connected with Shelly Silver and he knew that if he supported anyone, it might be the kiss of death.

It does, however, potentially provide for outcomes that today's speakers may regret as the bankruptcy court has the power to approve austerity - driven spending cuts anathema to many of the people now seeking bankruptcy court access for Puerto Rico.

The fact that China refuses to allow our goods to be freely imported is proof positive that COMPETITION is an anathema to the Chinese.

The group focuses on donations Republicans have received from special - interest groups that have been anathema to liberals, such as the energy and financial sectors.