Sentences with phrase «convoluted reasons»

publishers always had all kinds of convoluted reasons reasons for why their books and especially their serials deals have to be expensive and also increase at rates way above inflation.

Well, Atlas, you have successfully joined the elite circle of villainous organizations who have nonsensically unleashed a zombie outbreak for totally convoluted reasons.

Mr. Cuomo has too often played it safe within an insular cocoon of aides, shielding himself from news inquiries, waiting too long to endorse same - sex marriage, citing convoluted reasons to avoid having a one - on - one debate with Mr. Paladino.

Instead, they find little stupid convoluted reasons to justify their actual views on the matter that reality - based science is actually a real cure to things we know about (thanks to the scientific method) when in fact religion offers nothing but wishful thinking.

I guess when you have nothing substantial, you need to hide behind nonstandard vernacular and convoluted reasoning based in flat assertions.

Jesus is, well he is just Jesus, the mysterious God person who for some convoluted reason had to be murdered by humanity.

«They started agreeing with a small bunch of haters and subsequently started hating the game they previously liked, for some fucked up convoluted reason» Better?

«started agreeing with a bunch of idiots that said the game was bad for some fucked up convoluted reason»

AR5 Section 10.7.1 provides some convoluted reasoning for arguing that all these variations are pretty well understood, and that internal variability and solar variability have small influences.

The only explanation we ever got about it was a convoluted reason about «external and internal factors» contributing to the decision, but the fact of the matter is fingerprint sensors are a must for a smartphone to be taken seriously.

Not exact matches

Stephen, this is a very convoluted piece of writing and reasoning.

There are numerous reasons why, but the primary 2 reasons are that DMV paperwork is extremely complicated and convoluted with tons of redundancy (eg you fill out all of your information multiple times) AND its very common for people to try to fill out every last box on the form in order to avoid getting sent to the back of the line because they missed something.

I'll take clear & common sense reasoning and simple truths any day over complex & convoluted arguments and reading contrived «studies» ad infinitum.

I think it's important for people to pick apart our reasoning (since it aids in learning the principles) but it also does make for a convoluted (and somewhat confusing) comment thread.

The reasoning they gave is that old usernames such as «BigDaddyFlash916» are convoluted and your potential partners might find it hard to remember.

It's so close to its predecessor in so many ways that I can't see much reason for it to exist, except to give xenophobic viewers an experience similar to the original, but minus the subtitled Korean and the octopus - eating scene — and with a more ostentatiously cartoonish bad guy, and lot more monologuing to explain the convoluted plot.

If you are skittish about flying, there is no reason to see this one, though the convoluted motive and lackluster reveal might help you forget the story takes place on an international flight.

The narrative trips itself up somewhat with a messy third act that falls into predictable realms of police corruption and overly convoluted, poorly explained schemes to benefit the hierarchy while threatening the lives of our main characters (for some reason) but the lack of coherency can't get in the way of Creevy's skill for adrenaline - fueled action filmmaking and that is where Punch really delivers.

For reasons too torturously convoluted to bother going into, a misunderstanding causes a rift, at which point the base nature of Sara's job comes to bear and threatens to scupper everyone's chance at love.

A few folks straight up hate the 500X — for no clear reason, mind you — and their belief becomes more convoluted if you ask what they think of the Jeep Renegade.

There is no reason we should have the ability to view HTML on BIS, but not on BES yet (unless you hacked that in), and there is no reason file type support is so convoluted.

It turns out the math is so convoluted for a reason.

Reasons to get it: There are plenty of reasons to consider the Citi ThankYou Premier, including the current sign - up bonus, which was simplified from the old convoluted formula that took over a full year tReasons to get it: There are plenty of reasons to consider the Citi ThankYou Premier, including the current sign - up bonus, which was simplified from the old convoluted formula that took over a full year treasons to consider the Citi ThankYou Premier, including the current sign - up bonus, which was simplified from the old convoluted formula that took over a full year to earn.

In it you'll need to use insanely convoluted deductive reasoning and expert reaction times to complete your nonsensical and rarely explained mission objectives.

Snake is dropped on the outskirts of Camp Omega, a Guantánamo Bay - style internment facility where Peace Walker alums Paz and Chico, who have been captured for nefarious (and convoluted) reasons, are kept.

Now there... any of the smart people here want to start some new convoluted thought experiments and circular reasoning based on that?

Lawyers are the butt of jokes and convoluted legal reasoning leads to people saying «get rid of the lawyers!»

For those who feel like they'd paying twice to keep the functionality they had before, that's the reason for the slightly convoluted path for Action Launcher 2 Pro.

Yes, that's the full name of the device, but in fairness to Avido, there's good reason for such a long and convoluted name.

The story itself is convoluted and opaque, but that's by design; when it all comes together, it's as good a reason as any to explore the city.

There are many reasons why today's hiring process is so convoluted, but the biggest factor may be the sheer number of applicants for each job.