Sentences with phrase «as undisciplined»

Born in 1951 in New York, the city where he continues to live, Julian Schnabel has maintained a reputation as an undisciplined artist.

We don't look at them as undisciplined sides of ourselves or things we have to fight and defeat.

David Tennant is perfectly cast as Scottish psychiatrist RD Laing in a film that's as undisciplined as its subject.

The fallout Wednesday stems from the president blasting his former adviser in response to Bannon's comments released in excerpts of an upcoming book by writer Michael Wolff that portray Trump as an undisciplined man who did not actually want to win the White House.

Not exact matches

leads right to Stage 2, the Undisciplined Pursuit of More — more scale, more growth, more acclaim, more of whatever those in power see as «success.»

It is not being undisciplined; it is not being a slave to imposed discipline; it is the joyful choice of self - discipline as the high road to a liberated life.

Biblically conservative Christians today rightly reject recreational sex as a psychologizing of Scripture if undisciplined sexual behavior is justified by conclusions drawn from modern theories about sexual repression.

It is tempting to see the wanton violence and cruelty in human history as a «throw back» to what is primitive and undisciplined in human nature.

UCLA's Kolton Miller is getting a ton of first round hype because of his size, athletic tools and physical traits, but his undisciplined footwork and timing as a pass protector buries his ability to help a team right away.

As we surmised, the Dodgers beat up on pitchers in Keuchel's class by depriving them of their ability to exploit undisciplined hitters» temptation.

A colorblind, undisciplined multi-hyphenate living near the outskirts of Los Angeles, Charlie was raised in captivity atop the hills of San Francisco as the son of a roaming radio DJ father and executive power mom.

Some parents misconstrue Attachment Parenting (AP) as promoting undisciplined children and martyred parents, when in actuality, Attachment Parenting has a strong basis in discipline and balance.

These programs have many ardent adherents who view the Ezzos as rescuing them from a chaotic family life ruled by undisciplined children that other families who don't use their methods must surely experience.

That role, coupled with the exposure that Snipes had received for his performance as a talented but undisciplined baseball player in the previous year's Major League, succeeded in giving the actor a tentative plot on the Hollywood map.

We don't see enough of Minnie Driver these days, but she delivers a typically warm, committed performance as a kindly if undisciplined Welsh schoolmistress putting on a rock opera version of The Tempest in 1976.

Bull Durham (Amazon, July 1st) A veteran minor - league catcher (Dennis Quaid) gets sent down to a single - A team to step in as mentor for their talented but undisciplined rookie pitcher (Tim Robbins).

Rounding out the cast is Olivia Munn, as Floyd's mother, Koko; and the «undisciplined team of ninjas» voiced by Fred Armisen, Abbi Jacobson, Kumail Nanjiani.

In the film by «X-Men: First Class» director Matthew Vaughn based on a 2012 comic book, Firth plays savvy secret agent Harry Hart, who recruits an undisciplined street kid as his prodigy, reported the New York Post.

Moonee doesn't go to school, instead she hangs with her best pal Scooty (Christopher Rivera), spending her days trying to stem the boredom as a normal if undisciplined kid, spitting on cars or trying to cadge a free ice cream.

Apatow's filmmaking has long been regarded as shaggy and a bit undisciplined in structure.

The first film as a director from screenwriter Karen Leigh Hopkins, «Miss Meadows» is often slack and undisciplined, teasing out whether the Sheriff is going to find out whether he's dating a murderer or not.

However, if you go online you'll find a number of articles branding this generation as shallow, undisciplined, non-aspirational, and extremely demanding.

Our students have often struggled with academic classroom settings and been judged as unmotivated, undisciplined, and unintellectual.

As a woman who describes her own body as «wildly undisciplined,» Roxane understands the tension between desire and denial, between self - comfort and self - carAs a woman who describes her own body as «wildly undisciplined,» Roxane understands the tension between desire and denial, between self - comfort and self - caras «wildly undisciplined,» Roxane understands the tension between desire and denial, between self - comfort and self - care.

I saw them as a way for undisciplined people to spend more than they earn.

When a feral cat colony is out - of - control with unaltered cats and undisciplined feeders, local residents will often feel and express hostility towards the cats and anyone seen as helping sustain their presence.

As a painter Puvis de Chavannes admired Delacroix's technique and vision, but not his undisciplined passion.

They are definitely necessary because the procedure for creating national standards is undisciplined and lacking in effective quality control, as is abundantly evidenced by: (1) the many procedural violations used by CGSB in the 72.34 - 2017 project; and, (2) the many errors in the 72.34 - 2017 National Standard of Canada.

But courts have a tendency to pay attention to what the Supreme Court says, even if it treats the opinion as «undisciplined dicta» rather than core holding.

Following my own experiences as a practicing lawyer and later as an executive (see more here), I've concluded that attorneys are good at deploying technical legal expertise, but that they are unskilled in managing people, poor at cost control, and are either uninterested or undisciplined about proactive liability prevention.

Sniper attacks, mass shootings, undisciplined use of force and racism have become as common as apple pie.