Sentences with phrase «fine points»

If you're hoping for a more comprehensive look at all the game's features, flaws, and fine points, we did a proper review of Yonder when it came out for PC and PS4 last year.

What I want to focus for my take on this subject are some fine points of building the glutes and hamstrings that I believe form the foundation of athletic development.

As such, grip does not have a lot of technique or fine points that might need coaching or remediation.

Most of the fine points of the Ashtanga pose are familiar: front leg bent 90 degrees, back leg straight and outer foot pressed down, hips square to the front, arms overhead.

Then you can emerge with incredible insight about your target market — what infrastructure is needed, and also the fine points, like how the logos should look, what fonts and colors should be used, etc..

Further, perhaps you are under the misimpression that I actually understand all the fine points.

In one paragraph, they may quote the dangerous banalities of a particular politician, or the self - justification of a well - connected plutocrat; in the next, the fine points of how non-linearity in ecological impact assessments undermines current economic models.

You completed a few fine points there.

So with the help of our current elected officials, Chancellor Fariña actually came in herself, and we went through the fine points with her about what the school needed, what the problems were.

The untamable Donald Trump is, according to anonymous Republicans who are close to him or in touch with his campaign, exhausted, frustrated and still bewildered by fine points of the political process and why his incendiary approach seems to be sputtering.

Frank lived and breathed politics and loved to argue fine points of justice and the use of public policy to achieve justice.

His work in the world of academia is far - reaching into cyberspace exploring the fine points of net neutrality and telecommunications protocol and yet, despite the high - minded rhetoric of academia, you're constantly assailed by the notion that Wu is writing down what you have always known, except that you've never thought of it.

Let us be clear: this is not about minor disagreements on fine points of law, or partisan disagreements.

Although Finchem does not have Beman's mastery of the fine points of the game, he is a low - handicap amateur who can hang with the pros on a practice tee.

The sport in the ultimate, like skiing, requires footwork and finesse in shifting the body weight — fine points that Waikiki instructors are willing to teach to anyone who wants more than a few lessons.

While Ventura and Zeile are unlikely to put pen to paper anytime soon, there has been enough contention this season over how the sport's unwritten code of etiquette has evolved that perhaps the fine points do need clarifying.

Fine Points (**) Please note the amount of liquid depends on the coarseness and type of your oats so use the amount above as guidance and make adjustments as needed.

Fine Points * I buy instant yeast in bulk and keep it in the freezer.

Scholars are not wholly agreed on the detailed analysis of each section, particularly as to the fine points; but in general terms they agree remarkably well.

Lind is a Mennonite, so readers will be pretty sure where he is heading with his analysis, but if they have an interest in the fine points of biblical hermeneutics, the journey on which he takes them is quite enlightening.

All such fine points of differentiation were quite new to me, and I was totally unprepared for the thin veneer of tolerance and the highly visible condescension shown to Billy Graham when he preached (to a full house) at the Divinity School.

They are all there in the middle and we're quarrelling about fine points.

The sinners would not necessarily be criminals or immoral persons, but more broadly the common people who knew and cared nothing about the fine points of the law (cf. Jn 7:49).

Consequently, unlike those in more scholarly works, some fine points are not as carefully argued as they might have been, nor does this work have the typical scholarly apparatus of footnotes.

He makes two fine points: First, regardless of inner desires, we Christians are accountable to behavioral standards set forth in classic Christian sexual ethics, which inevitably revolve around the Christian teaching on marriage; and second, the current definitions of internal desires are a mess.

For those interested in fine points, Ayer distinguishes between his own «logical empiricism» and the positivism of the «Viennese circle».

Arguing the fine points of eschatology may not have been quite as pleasurable as dancing, but it came close.

I doubt if a poll catches the fine points that many average respondents will put on these terms, «creationism,» «guided» and even «atheistic.»

If the real task is to get the ordinary reader of the Bible to think in terms of a historical context, the fine points of such historical controversies may be of limited value.

I might argue a few fine points here and there.

How is it possible at a time like the present, when the whole world is at war, to sit down calmly and consider such a subject as the Earliest Gospel, to study the evangelic tradition at the stage in which it first took literary form, to discuss such fine points as the emergence of a particular theology in early Christianity or the transition from primitive Christian messianism to the normative doctrine of later creeds, confessions, hymns, and prayers?

Scholasticism Theology moved from the monastery to the university Western theology is an intellectual discipline rather than a mystical pursuit Western theology is over-systematized Western Theology is systematized, based on a legal model rather than a philosophical model Western theologians debate like lawyers, not like rabbis Reformation Catholic reformers were excommunicated and formed Protestant churches Western churches become guarantors of theological schools of thought Western church membership is often contingent on fine points of doctrine Some western Christians believe that definite beliefs are incompatible with tolerance The atmosphere arose in which anyone could start a church The legal model for western theology intensifies despite the rediscovery of the East

West Western churches became guarantors of theological schools of thought Western church membership is often contingent on fine points of doctrine Some western Christians believe that definite beliefs are incompatible with tolerance The atmosphere arose in which anyone could start a church

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Here are the fine points worth knowing:

Just mastering a few of these real - world fine points will make all of your business planning ready for real - world operations.

Rather than discuss the fine points about social insurance programmes and human dignity, repeating urban myths about Loto 10/42 is now accepted expert media commentary from a distinguished economist being interviewed by Don Newman.

Earlier this week in a private dining room at the upscale Manhattan restaurant A Voce, Bitcoin enthusiasts held a roundtable conversation about the cryptocurrency's fine points, its possibilities, and its future.

She is comfortable shooting the breeze about the fine points of intellectual - property protection, the structure of the human cortex, and the future of the music industry, punctuating all of it frequently with an infectious laugh.

There are fine points attorneys and CPAs might add — and I'm neither — but for a lot of legal purposes, something is worth what it was last bought and sold for, so this company is now worth $ 5 per share.

While the headlines were preoccupied with the recession label, there were finer points that got glossed over

Here's what CP's director of marketing, Thuy Anh Nguyen, had to say about the finer points:

Both mentors and coaches will evaluate you on your natural speaking style, critique where you fall short and fill in any blanks by walking you through the finer points.

Federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty could be forgiven for failing to grasp the finer points of bovine psychology.

Now you'll need to wade through the term sheet, an outline that lays out the finer points of your funding.

While the words in the emails seem shockingly harsh, it's worth noting that the finer points of communications — tone of voice, body language or background on the histories of the people involved, for example — can't be conveyed through the written word.

Go after finer points later.

Which is a fine point (and one several other tech experts have also made), but if that's as far as it goes, then Marie Kondo might still be onto something here in the real world.

Still, given that Snapchat has yet to earn any revenue, the idea of turning down a buy offer three times the value of that which Mark Zuckerberg himself once turned down seems — not to put too fine a point on it — insane.

«Until then, I just thought marijuana was marijuana,» he says now, explaining how the shop employees dissected for him the finer points of cannabis appreciation.