Sentences with phrase «deadening with»

Mazda tells us that the 2017 Miata RF also gets unique sound - system tuning, extra sound deadening with acoustic glass, and different suspension tuning compared to the soft - top.

Compared to Cranston, he is wooden, dull, and uncommanding, and the movie begins to deaden with his lead weight (the emotional and dramatic transference the movie tries to give Taylor - Johnson simply doesn't resonate like Cranston's lead).

This season sees the first solo show by Irish artist Hannah Fitz, whose sculptures are reductive illustrations of everyday objects, stilled and deadened with a self - conscious agency.

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He expects them to come with «quotas» that don't «deaden» the intended impact of the tariffs.

He says he expects the exemptions to come with quotas that don't deaden the intended impact of the tariffs.

The OD1N goalie pads, for example, are a third lighter than traditional elite models and are made with specially moulded materials designed to deaden rebounds and push the puck to the corners.

«He has blinded their eyes and deadened their hearts, so they can neither see with their eyes, nor understand with their hearts, nor turn — and I would heal them.»

That tender surface of personal life which longs for contact with other life is progressively deadened or desensitized.

The breadth a solitudes bewails prudence while toasty seeds of the opiated freedoms would send «disheartened» souls to the medical infirmaries give rises to more potent dispensations of medical blunders leaving the deadening fields awash with doctor do - little raises.

To perhaps reframe Hanson's concern so it is more in line with Jacques Ellul, what we now understand as «entertainment» has become so radically alterted by our technical rationality and the deep problems associated with it that it is deadening in ways that we do not realize.

As repressed ministers demonstrate, it will also deaden one's spontaneity and hamper one's relations with people.

With the release of men from deadening drudgery and toil, new possibilities of cultural growth and the use of man's varied capacities have emerged.

Meanwhile, all negative and deadening as the remarks of a mere professional psychologist like myself may be in comparison with the vital lessons they will give, I am sure, upon mature rcflection, that those who have the responsibility of administering the Ingersoll foundation are in duty bound to let the most various kinds of official personages take their turn as well.

May my lord take with him after my deadening, the needful things of my being to be remembered of me and in hope's minding ways, his taking of remembrances will become the alter of life's alabasters, the rocks from which all celestial life things are formed.

Whether the lonely person responds by losing his identity in the anonymous herd, clinging frighteningly to others, or deadens the inner ache with drugs, overeating or compulsive work, the price he pays is the increasing loneliness of superficial relationships.

Hilton was weaned on the version of the game known as paddle tennis, which is played on a miniature tennis court, with no screens, the same paddles and a punctured (to deaden the bounce) tennis ball.

They're what I'm used to, with a sizable sweet spot that deadens the force but also allows for perfect control, ideal for my usual strategy of pushing the ball over the second baseman's head.

With the feeling in his feet deadened, Walton had no way of knowing that he was placing too much stress on them; as a consequence, Daly believes, the tarsal navicular bone in his left foot fractured.

If Tottenham fans are indeed having to brace themselves for the inevitable hammer - blow of Gareth Bale scuttling off to Madrid this summer, then Levy and Baldini's antics in the transfer window have made sure the final strike will arrive padded in cotton wool and served with exotic, rum - based cocktails to deaden the sting.

They fought to repeat his lines but they were delivered with a deadened, unexcited voice - badly paced and too unpredictable.

Trying to deaden the pain can become a life - long pursuit, often with unhealthy choices that ripple through to everyone and everything in our life.

Had a little med with last baby but it didn't deaden the pain.

Unfortunately, that is what we sometimes do with pain medication; we deaden the signal to make it more bearable without addressing the causative factors — which is likely high levels of inflammation.

«The room that is a focal point in the home, or a room where the most time is spent with family and friends is a great place for an area rug because it adds instant comfort and sound deadening,» she says.

As deftly as Lawrence conveys every note on the emotional scale from deadened terror to helpless fury, there's a curious lack of spark with either childhood friend Gale (Liam Hemsworth) or lovelorn fellow contestant Peeta (Josh Hutcherson).

For this fourth film in the series, Bay deadens our senses with spectacle, but it's impossible for a director this committed to creating visual fireworks not to pull off a megablast once in a while.

The first third is dedicated to a built - in, manic «making - of» featurette that essays, in deadly, deadening detail, how Verhoeven posted four pages of a script online, then invited anybody with a laptop and a Starbucks to submit the next five pages, and the next, and so on and so forth, thus pushing Verhoeven out of his comfort zone and inspiring him to new heights as a filmmaker.

Yes, she's a vampire who feeds off the blood harvested by her guardian (Richard Jenkins, a hollow man with failing skills so deadened by his work that slavish devotion alone drives him).

Like his Doctor Strange, seen here in the Marvel movie «Avengers: Infinity War,» Mr. Cumberbatch's Patrick Melrose is an unusually intelligent man making his way through a dark world of moral peril — albeit armed with vicious wit, bulletproof irony and lots of deadening pharmaceuticals rather than magical orbs.

Elektra is unfiltered dross, an unqualified disaster that finds the already mannish Garner and the hateful Prout in matching bushy bangs and breathy attitudes in a misguided attempt to draw a line between the two characters visually and with reams of deadening dialogue.

Jeff Daniels, reprising his Lt. Col. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain role sans handlebar moustache, is given a few deadening Foghorn Leghorn pontifications (the worst coming in an embarrassing scene with «Didn't you used to be» Mira Sorvino) that only underscore the extent to which the North is a bit player in this conflagration.

The sadism enacted on screen is directed at the audience, battering us with horrific, deadening images.

Like the 3075 - pound GT3, it's blessed with extensive weight savings — model - specific sound deadening, a titanium exhaust, carbon - ceramic brakes, carbon - fiber front seats, and deleted rear seats — and rear - wheel drive.

The titanium sport exhaust system from the RS — with sport button for extra aural pleasure — is also used, perfectly complimenting the further loss of sound deadening material on the 911 R versus the 911 GT3 RS.

Blessed with upgraded materials and sound deadening throughout the cabin, the sixth - generation GTI is downright churchlike in its quietness.

Inside, the 2017 Hyundai Elantra has a new cabin layout that mimics the horizontal - dashboard design of the Sonata, with upgraded materials, and extra sound deadening to reduce cabin noise.

Then there is a sport exhaust combined with less sound deadening to turn up the volume, plus those cool center - lock wheels.

With less sound deadening, the engine seems to fill the cabin beautifully when you start it up, neither too loud nor too quiet and with a deeper more guttural noise than anWith less sound deadening, the engine seems to fill the cabin beautifully when you start it up, neither too loud nor too quiet and with a deeper more guttural noise than anwith a deeper more guttural noise than an RS.

The system also works at higher speeds with laminated front glass and extensive sound - deadening material to achieve luxury - car levels of quiet.

The 3.5 - liter V - 6 returns with the same horsepower and torque as before, but it goes about its business more quietly due to a bunch more sound - deadening materials around the engine compartment and some other quiet - tuning efforts on the part of the engineers.

Nissan also says that the CVT has been retuned with artificial shift points for more responsive acceleration, while additional sound deadening is said to reduce engine noise in the cabin.

The buzzy nature of the 2.0 - liter flat - four has been reigned in, with additional sound deadening and thicker side - glass windows adding stronger noise isolation.

General Motors shaved pounds here and there — 48 pounds via the nineteen - inch forged wheels and ethereal Pirellis, 21 pounds through the carbon rotors, and about 10 pounds with the removal of sound deadening and insulation.

The use of special shock absorbers with Amplitude Selective Damping, Hydraulic Rebound Stoppers, and increased sound deadening, acoustic glass, and a new underbody shield help advance this goal.

The entry - level luxury - car segment has serious competition, but Lincoln's revised MKZ has taken a major step forward with greater sound deadening, a bold front fascia and... Read more

Although the engine is unchanged, Honda has gone to greater lengths to isolate the driver from it (and from other sources of noise), with increased sound deadening and acoustic glass for the front doors and the windshield.

With it up, it has more than enough sound - deadening to keep things to a dull roar at speed — that is when you're not dropping down a gear or two and letting those 650 horses out of the barn.

There's also a slightly plusher interior with tweaked detailing and extra sound deadening to boost the refinement levels.

Its elegant rear buttresses and more premium interior, complete with exclusive Nappa leather and improved sound deadening, could lure new customers who have only thought of the Miata as a cheap convertible in the past.

It features more sound deadening than the conventional XV and comes with a higher level of standard content, which helps justify its $ 3000 premium over a conventional XV Crosstrek with an automatic transmission.