Sentences with phrase «from neophyte»

Box Office: From director Kathryn Bigelow and writer Mark Boal, the Oscar - winning team behind «The Hurt Locker» and «Zero Dark Thirty,» this intense recreation of the 1967 race riot in Detroit is a tough sit and demanded special handling from neophyte distributor Annapurna, which harbored high hopes for their first release.

Or rather a striking central performance from Agata Trzebuchowska's face, because it is her watchful, dark - eyed, unblemished visage, usually framed by a plain gray wimple that is perhaps the film's most evocative recurring image, even amongst so much truly remarkable cinematography (from neophyte cinematographer Lucasz Zal).

Men who had more recently joined the group thought this «poncy,» and there were some (relatively good - hearted) jibes from the neophytes about self - preening and «Buddhist» pretensions of enlightenment.

At Blossom Brothers, we've created a fresh twist on premium wine that will appeal to all wine lovers — from neophytes to sophisticates.»

These points you are trying to make are things I would expect from neophytes.

And awareness is building not just from the neophytes.

Not exact matches

So it was with the delight of a neophyte that I recently came upon this from G.K.:

Here he would take from his attaché case the robes of a neophyte, stand in a darkened room, and chant that he had come «to the gate of the temple looking for the light within.»

Beyond having studied True Grit and having learned a thing or two from David and Mary Nichols, I am a neophyte to Western studies, and so am quite open to gentle correction, or, if you must, outraged correction of my list:

From then until the emergence of Protestantism, with its revolt against monasticism, it was usually monks who bore the chief brunt of introducing the faith to new areas and of instructing the neophytes.

I'm a chile neophyte from Cajun country.

Q: Dave, I'm a chile neophyte from Cajun country.

That double coverage freed up tight end Eric Bjornson (five catches, 49 yards, two drops) and neophyte wideout Deion Sanders, who set up the game - clinching touchdown late in the fourth quarter by catching a 10 - yard slant pass on third - and - nine from the Cardinals» 23.

Interestingly, apart from Dr. Bawumia (a political neophyte), all the others were part of the Kufuor government that turned the electorate against Akufo - Addo at Elections 2008 and 2012.

Though he arrived late from a prior campaign appearance in New Paltz, Assemblyman Cahill did show up, as relaxed a veteran as Breanna Liggan was a nervous neophyte.

The district has sometimes rejected neophytes, like Teachout, who moved from New York City to run.

This is sneaky because any senior person from industry asking you this question is counting on the fact that as a negotiating neophyte you may just go right ahead and answer the question — which makes his or her job a heck of a lot easier.

The authors say there's some evidence for the neophyte gun owner argument in data from California, a state that keeps permanent records of every gun acquisition.

Philip J. Horner, PhD (University of Washington): When we first entered the field of glaucoma we were all neophytes, we weren't experts in the field and we garnered from the literature that the primary understanding of glaucoma was that this was, if you will, a mechanical disease in some way.

Neophyte to this whole web / blog / income opportunity, so could use any and all information from this great workshop!

From social media to dating websites, this resource includes a wide variety of tutorials so that Baby Boomers and neophytes alike can learn about how popular websites work.

That might be the sweet spot from which Infinity War is best appreciated, the one between being a complete Marvel neophyte and being too overindulging a fan of these movies, too steeped in the minutiae of their lore, and in that of the comics behind them.

Debuting his American accent, Bloom plays a neophyte ranger who breaks his back after falling 70 feet from a helicopter.

Alongside a booklet featuring essays from Graham Fuller, Peter von Bagh and the recollections of neophyte actor Sweet, is the 1942 doc Listen to Britain, full of wartime sights and sounds, and a 2001 video - installation piece of the same name from artist Victor Burgin.

It's a veritable cash cow but it also brings unwanted attention from the head of British Intelligence (a dryly officious Ralph Richardson) who sense him a staff to expand his operations (including neophyte secretary Maureen O'Hara).

And if you're a neophyte and don't know the significance of Suge Knight (R. Marcos Taylor) or Tupac Shakur (Marcc Rose) in this whole twisted, hip - hop saga, the script from Jonathan Herman and Andrea Berloff isn't about to go out of its way to enlighten you.

Taking a break from his space cadet typecasting, Steve Zahn stars as a neophyte Hollywood screenwriter enjoying a honeymoon with wife Milla Jovovich in a lush, tucked - away Eden in Kauai, Hawaii.

While the film may no doubt be interesting to Hitchcock neophytes, I was expecting something more substantial and original from a talented critic like Jones than a collage of director talking heads.

Neophyte writer / director Bryan Bertino skillfully contrives a creeping sense of dread as unhappy couple James (Scott Speedman) and Kristen (Liv Tyler), fresh from a wedding, arrive at his parents» isolated country home in the middle of the night.

Decades later, you can see the influence of «Bicycle Thieves» everywhere in a variety of genres and languages, from the work of the Belgian Dardenne brothers and their stripped - down focus on the hardships of ordinary, working - class citizens, to last year's acclaimed «The Florida Project,» in which Willem Dafoe is the rare established actor, serving as the glue in a cast of neophytes in Sean Baker's tale of poverty on the fringes of Disney World.

Less than a week after #Election2016, half the country sifts through the psychological wreckage resulting from the unexpected victory of political neophyte Donald Trump over career politician Hillary Clinton.

Rather than spending abundant class time silently journaling, completing graphic organizers, or receiving misinformation from peer editors, neophyte writers need every teacher to serve as the over-the-shoulder writing coach their parents can not generally be.

In doing so, she gained valuable feedback from other teachers, modeled her own professional thinking and learning process to neophyte teacher researchers, and directly impacted student learning through her focus on improving the after school reading intervention program.

One theme that arose from our discussions is the importance of design software to neophytes in the business.

Seeing as it's still a relative neophyte in the industry, you can't fault Roverix from enlisting the help of Rowen Japan, considered as one of the best aftermarket car body specialists in Japan.

Neophytes can learn the craft from experts and professionals.

Skeeter's documenting the help is so passive (though Stockett tries and fails to show it as dangerous), so far removed from real civil rights actions that she comes across as a shallow neophyte who will die her last breath absolutely out of the loop.

Only neophytes will benefit from this book.

She came from being a total neophyte to passing her ordinance in 40 places.»

Another uninformed neophyte puppy owner might decide that because retrievers are bred to retrieve from water, and since his new puppy is already retrieving in the backyard, the only sensible way to introduce him to water is with a pond retrieve.

The last five years, we've watch Lara Croft go from fortune - hunting neophyte to seasoned adventurer, and now, with Shadow of the Tomb Raider, we see her become the ass -...

You learn how to deal with enemies and situations, you'll come to understand that patience is key and as your timing and evasion becomes more precise you'll grow from a nervous neophyte to grizzled veteran.

Connoisseurs and neophytes alike will find ample rewards for stopping in to see «Hand - Picked: Selections from the Buhl...

I'm sorry to sound like a neophyte but would you please explain the significance of using a mean for temperature data from 1961 to 1990?

Boston blogger Carpundit, a lawyer and former State Police officer, says that the incident reveals a truth applicable to many neophytes in the professions: «At that stage of your career, asses can be hard to tell from elbows.»

At first glance, especially to a digital currency neophyte, OpenCoin might not look that different from Bitcoin.

And these models aren't just from Kickstarter neophytes.

Could 2017's best high - end smartphone come from a mobile industry neophyte?

It's a run - of - the - mill rundown of Android's basic features, so previous Android owners wouldn't find something noteworthy from the video, but less experienced and even Android neophytes can get a general overview of how to use the device for the first time.