Sentences with phrase «blind alleys»

The tall seating position of a crossover is a godsend for seeing over and around parked cars when easing out of blind alleys into traffic and 360 - degree visibility is good thanks to the airy greenhouse and large windows.

i agree with you hope he gets his chance tomorrow even i will start him ahead of the ox who was a bit disappointing again this weekend again running down blind alleys without having a purpose

Simplify his game, sometimes he just runs into blind alleys.

David Landry can testify that his Tuesday noon downtown group or his Sunday evening sermon forum, while not robbing him of his calling to preach the gospel as he sees it, has nevertheless kept him out of many blind alleys in seeking to ride the trajectory of the text into today.

Therefore they do not want to hear that God is magnanimous in the dispensing of His love, or that His dealings with men are not limited to one blind alley which comes to a sudden halt at one point in history.

(1) Dismissing academic theology and study of the historical Jesus as blind alleys, he insisted on the freedom to set aside traditional Christian God - talk in favor of a more poetic ethical pantheism, evocative of Asian insights and attitudes, focused on a Christian mysticism.

Orthogonal to coaching, a lawyer might well wish a client to research factual issues, especially anything the client has some experience with, to help identify facts the lawyer might not know to as about, and especially to exclude researching blind alleys from becoming part of the lawyer's more expensive efforts.

His driving runs from midfield are no longer down blind alleys with his head down, Coutinho now holds his head aloft looking for a team - mate with a run into opposition territory.

Valencia = blind alleys = total waste of time.

«If they become, in a sense, more representative of their membership as a whole, they would not be leading either themselves or the Labour Party down what I regard as a pretty blind alley.»

Hence Bezos actively encourages people to go down the proverbial blind alleys of experimentation in order to discover how they can best please their customers.

Meanwhile, Feinberg attempts to divert Caitlin down various blind alleys.

There are also the disappointments of fruitless research, blind alleys followed, promising theories disproven, or apparatus abandoned.

They point to these as egotistical blind alleys filled with danger for the seeker.

Babel has the attributes of a top attacking player: pace, decent ball control and a powerful shot, but his blinkered vision and tendency to run down blind alleys made his Liverpool appearances sometimes more of a hindrance than an asset.

He is certainly up there in terms of potential, pace, touch and the willingness to take on defenders and beat them, but when against more savvy defenders he tends to end up in blind alleys due to suspect decision making under presssure.

For Jurgen Klopp there was that familiar creep of dread as he stood on the touchline with his team dominating the possession but running down the same blind alleys, and the cold realisation setting in that inevitably, inexorably Jose Mourinho was doing his thing.

Emre Can — 5.5 Ran up numerous blind alleys, and was careless with his tackling.

A senior scientific adviser to David Cameron has called for rules on GM crops to be relaxed, but it is nothing more than an expensive blind alley that will leave the UK trailing behind the rest of Europe.

What's more, female ducks have anatomical blind alleys in their vaginas: Unwanted males that can't get very far in end up ejaculating into shallow pouches that keep sperm far away from any eggs.

These confer a greater ability to examine and discard more blind alleys, to see more consequences of a plan before enacting it.

Are you ruthless in your own mind, constantly reappraising your research to instinctively weed out blind alleys almost before they've appeared?

Covenant is at its best when the horror aspect of the film comes to the fore, the problem is that one has to be patient while the scriptwriters amble down thematic blind alleys.

There are hints of last year's fascinating Her and the classic play / movie Sleuth in Garland's screenplay, with the viewer constantly lured into all sorts of blind alleys wondering just who's playing who and what everyone's motives are.

To boot, the LSS+A system adds front cross traffic alert, which detects traffic coming from either side when moving forward — for example, when nosing out of a parking spot or blind alley where visibility may be blocked by walls or other parked vehicles.

We moved warily in the darkness, patrolling for insurgents in blind alleys custom - made for ambushes and narrow passages perfect for concealing roadside bombs.

John Brookes Following on from your first few paragraphs you could have just as easily written «Science has been up a few blind alleys so why would climate science be any different?»

Biofuels present the aviation industry with a convenient blind alley, facilitating the industry's expansion plans and avoiding pressure to reduce their fuel use and diverting political attention from the real need to cut air travel in order to reduce climate change.

He isn't a natural striker, nor is he a great dribbler (often running into blind alleys or losing the ball).

This approach is frustrating and slow, but it keeps us from constantly running down blind alleys.

I've had my share of blind alleys up that route.

If they become in a sense more representative of their membership as a whole they would not be leading either themselves or the Labour party down what I regard as a pretty blind alley.»

Retrospectively it can help us understand why, in the absence of faith in a suffering God, we experience so many unsolvable puzzles and blind alleys in our exploration of the world and our efforts at self - awareness.

5) Rule 57.07 is not intended to allow the frustration of the opposing party's counsel to be taken out against a counsel personally because he or she went down a series of blind alleys with his or her clients» instructions or approval.

He hits one blind alley and then another.

Researchers ran down a blind alley looking for a cause of OCD in the brain's serotonin system.

«I like to wander — I like going down blind alleys,» he said on stage at Vox Media's Code Conference.

Researchers ran down a blind alley looking for a cause of OCD in the brain's seratonin system.

As practitioners and students of professional, CIA - style human manipulation, mind control and propaganda campaigns know, they are driven by misdirection, reverse psychology, twisted narratives, head fakes, false flags, imposters, blind alleys, Judas goats, projections, and the invention and dissemination of elaborate lies, told by professional liars, that are the exact opposite of reality.

In various passages within his oeuvre (e.g. see the conclusion of the last editorial of this magazine) he alludes to the grounds, well articulated by Cardinal Newman, by which one can discern whether the synthesis made between the doctrines of Catholicism and the state of modern learning is authentic or a blind alley.

A metaphysic that is a closed system incapable ofdialoguing with science is, in Holloway's view, a blind alley.