Sentences with phrase «for peanut gallery»

[Response: Right, in other words he has no intention of improving the science, but rather of tearing it down by tearing down individuals for his peanut gallery.

«Open» — all comers, beginner questions welcome «Pro» — no beginner commentary (perhaps a «side» thread can be created for peanut gallery discussions)

The kind of antics seen in this case may play well for the peanut gallery, but they won't impress the critics.

If he wants to make a change, he has a clear choice; to continue to play Don Quixote for the peanut gallery or to produce something constructive that is actually worthy of publication.

A very brief introduction as this is my first post for the Peanut Gallery.

Not exact matches

So all cracks from the Peanut Gallery will wait for another day.

Instead, we have made a «peanut gallery», and a peanut ok zone in one room, (for a student who relies heavily on peanuts).

When Hillary Clinton made her much — anticipated announcement that she'd be running for president, the inevitability of the act led to a vacuum in the peanut gallery, where...

But then I started thinking that maybe they could be a little too «edgy» for a hearing (even a simple appearance on the peanut gallery).

It wants to appeal to eggheads, so it opens with a title card that promises what follows is based on «new» archaeological evidence; then, for the alleged delight of the peanut gallery, it trots out the same period epic dog - and - pony show to which we've been repeatedly subjected since Zulu Dawn.

If the peanut gallery can't except that, much like how a stubborn child fails to learn the valuable lessons of a loving parent, so be it, because in the final analysis, history will forget those people: for such individuals are lonely, have no humility, and leave this world not with a bang that, but with a pathetic valueless whimper that contributed nothing to further evolve or nurture the arts in its totality.

We discover and nurture new talent, like the guys at Peanut Gallery who are real superstars and who we paired with Rob to adapt «Cogs» for Home.

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Oh, for the peanuts in the gallery that's means I can more effectively tell the difference these days.

I'd also (in a way) strongly second Steve Mosher's preference that we respect Gavin and Michael's plea «to open the discussion here to all of the authors to give their thoughts...» Only the authors should post comments (at least initially, and for some time after that), and the peanut gallery should watch.

Any number of my past writings here would also expose such an effort as laughable, so go ahead and get rich, unencumbered by any guilt for having taken away meaningful employment from this viewer who sits catcalling from the peanut gallery.

RC is a not in my opinion a forum for serious discussion of science, its a forum for the team to educate journalists and members of the peanut gallery about the party line.

Thanks for putting «professor» in front of your name, because like the PHd suffix used by others, it identifies you as an insecure fool seeking adulation from bottom - feeders in the peanut gallery.

I remind you that the queries weren't mine, they were Michael Tobis's, and I tried to create reasonably neutral ground on my blog for the two of you to discuss his questions with a minimum of distractions from either peanut gallery.

From my vantage point in the Peanut Gallery the lack of focus here created the opportunity for a few to hyjack the discussion and turn it into a critique of CE and JC.

I was going for winter frost... My peanut gallery said the house looks like a department store!