Sentences with phrase «danger of drowning in»

One still faces the danger of drowning in case law that for one reason or another really isn't worth publishing or citing.

The second could have easily been called Super Mario Galaxy: More Ideas, because that's what it amounts to — an incredible further collection of beautiful, individually wrapped concepts, mechanics and designs, breathlessly delivered to you one at a time until you're swimming in intuiton, yet never so much that you're in danger of drowning in it.

Ironically, the pilot is in danger of drowning in federal requirements designed to mitigate risks associated with relaxing federal rules.

It is a film that — maybe more than any frontrunner of recent years — is in danger of drowning in its own critical attention and press acclaim, creating successive eddies of contrarian backlash from columnists and late - breaking social media dismissal from cinephiles, who compare it unfavourably with the classic work from Hollywood and France that is their own area of expertise.

Through the use of the pillar of cloud and fire and by causing confusion among the army ranks when the chariot wheels fell off, God continued to try to keep the army out of the danger of drowning in the Red Sea.

Not exact matches

Or, if you mean that we are all in danger of «drowning» in our own pit of selfishness, or some such, perhaps we can all swim to safety if we put our minds to it.

We would not only teach the fishermen trainees everything they needed to know about fishing, but would put them in real - life scenarios where they could practice the skills of fishing, without any danger of drowning, getting pierced by hooks, or getting arrested for swimming.

The disadvantage is that the specific differences are in danger of being drowned in this great synthesis, and that the necessary respect and, consequently, caution in the approximation between confessions, religions and cultures is being disregarded.

There were times when Stan was in danger of being drowned in treacle.

In addition to causing obvious, immediate dangers such as drowning in a flood, extreme events can leave people without food and shelter, expose them to toxic chemical spills and facilitate the spread of diseasIn addition to causing obvious, immediate dangers such as drowning in a flood, extreme events can leave people without food and shelter, expose them to toxic chemical spills and facilitate the spread of diseasin a flood, extreme events can leave people without food and shelter, expose them to toxic chemical spills and facilitate the spread of disease.

Writer - director J.C. Chandor makes movies about people in danger of drowning — morally so in the Wall Street snake pit of «Margin Call,» literally so in the sea saga «All Is Lost,» and now financially in «A Most Violent Year.»

At a certain point, we have to come up for air after drowning in information, and Andrew Stern's screenplay, which starts as a preachy look at the dangers of being inundated with technology, ultimately is focuses on those moments — the ones in which people do come up for air and quickly realize that their lungs are straining from lack of use.

Let us retire, and try if we can drown Each softer thought in sense of present danger.

On the other end is a man whom Mandus names The Saboteur, who tells him his children are in danger of drowning unless he clears a flood underground.

One day, Luffy does face danger as he ends up in the middle of the sea in the midst of drowning.

Navigable only with concentrated effort, these esoterica force us to reflect on what we can know with confidence, and when unreliable narratives put us in danger of drowning.

Without hesitation, Sciascia and her guide turned their boat and raced after the helpless animal, which was in imminent danger of drowning.

The danger of drowning is therefore very high, especially in summertime.

All too often one is thrown overboard, and when this happens, even minor injuries become life - threatening due to the threat of drowning and exposure to dangers in the water.

Doctrine grows in the pages of law reports as well as law reviews and law books — although Justice David Stratas has recently argued that it is in danger of being drowned out by the siren songs of result - oriented reasoning, in public law fields anyway.