Sentences with phrase «great swaths»

The supporting cast — Caleb Landry Jones, Lucas Hedges and Zeljko Ivanek in particular — are all so believable & reach - out - and - touch real that they bring colour to the small town, black and white mentality of great swathes of current day America; you can practically feel the heat, the fury, the danger radiating off the screen with their words and their often graphically violent actions.

The palette may be more restrained than in the previous movies (heavy on grays, whites and beiges, with great swathes of red), but every object glows as ecstatically as ever.

Every other morning, I seem to pick up my camera and take a few pictures of the sun on the our gauged laminate floor or maybe the sun shining across our bed in great swaths of light.

Both Ballard and Foley are ultimately hoping to use their surveys to catalogue large numbers of wrecks of all ages across great swathes of the Mediterranean and the Black Sea.

The Tory plans to repeal the HRA, together with the restricted access to our courts already brought about by the restriction on judicial review introduced by Gove's predecessor, Chris Grayling, will silence the vulnerable and leave great swaths of executive action unchecked and unaccountable.

Cruise's vision to expand offerings, by mapping greater swaths of the world and adding on other auto models, rests in part on the data its customers will gather.

Good for them if they can afford to forego the thumping great swathes that taxes will chew out of their investment returns, on top of whatever income tax they pay on earnings.

Take the greenbelt: a phenomenally good idea to protect great swathes of our countryside from urban sprawl.

Nicholson replied: «I have seen parts of the NHS where that has been the case, but I have seen great swathes of the NHS where that is simply not the case.»

Its blend of efficiency, a super-futuristic driving experience, and a luxurious cabin helps the car appeal to a far greater swath of car shoppers than just tech - savvy Silicon Valley residents.

Just a few years ago there was no such thing as the «SUV coupe», but since BMW invented the genre with its X6 in 2009 — delighting great swathes of image conscious motorists in the process — rival manufacturers have started to follow suit.

Brightwork shines gently around great swaths of rich paint, which matches perfectly the snazzy interiors and fitted luggage.

The Bentley Continental GT is a car designed to cover great swathes of Europe, America or whichever landmass you choose in one fell swoop.

But there are still great swathes of shocking poverty.

You don't have to have spent great swathes of your life holding a pair of reins to book a ride at the Caballo Blanco, just make sure you're honest about your ability.

This isn't the thick of nature; seaweed farmer shacks line the beachfront nearby, children play, chickens scrabble and pigs oink, which goes to show the birds don't need great swathes of forest to survive — they simply need protection from poachers.

Try the fabulous Famara Beach, great for wind surfing and sailing as it tends to be a bit windier than the more touristy beaches but you will enjoy great swaths of beach to yourself and your group.

The north experiences the northeast monsoon between the months of November and March, which brings great swathes of mist to popular areas like the rice terraces in Sapa and the karst limestone outcrops of Halong Bay.

An inspired and important decade - long effort to use satellite * tags to track ocean - roaming species has paid off by revealing the still bountiful heart of a Serengeti - style ecosystem spanning great swathes of the Pacific.

Hopefully the Clean Seas campaign will be that crucial first step toward informing greater swaths of the world's population and inspiring them to further action.

The pleasant land has been overlaid with great swaths of concrete to accommodate vehicular traffic.

And most of the food stores serviced by these wholesalers are in suburban and rural areas, nearly requiring that patrons drive to them given the dearth of transport options in great swaths of this country.»

The bezel around the display is partially covered by more of that soft - touch plastic mentioned earlier, so you're not confronted with great swathes of unsightly black gloss around the screen itself.

Great swaths of a once - diverse tech ecosystem are now largely controlled by one or two of the Big Four — Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google.

Interest rates have been falling since the early 1990s, lowering mortgage carrying costs and opening up homeownership to a greater swath of Canadians.

While some of the staff were the ones responsible for all the messes — ranging from regulatory missteps to dysfunctional management to toxic workplace behaviors to legal minefields — a great swath of Uber's 16,000 staffers are blameless and just trying to do their jobs.

«Unfortunately, there's a great swath of investors and even some financial advisers who think they can time the market with these funds.

Then, one has a great swath of areas in which demand is relatively normal: for instance the South Eastern part of the US, and much of the Midwest.

Great swaths of the novel are devoted to listing out everything Wade knows about one movie or another, one game or another, or one song or another.

Will the entertainment industry seek ways to placate (and profit from) viewers in that great swath of the country referred to as the heartland?

Even in the memory being erased, the great forming people and moments of life, great swaths of the essence of the remaining, as you say, formed by suffering, erased from existence.

Telling someone to fuck - off or a theology that says that great swaths of humanity (most people actually) are damned and are going to hell — and all the political, social, and psychological ramifications of that theology in the world of dividing people into «us» and «them» — and the «them» are not worthy of being in God's presence in the afterlife and therefore not worthy in this life either...

The USA Today piece has a great map showing that in great swaths of the country, upwards of 77 percent of public - school kids rely on reduced - price or free lunches.

The makeup of what might be called the coalition of the unwilling is pretty clear: a mixture of Blairites, Brownites, the inheritors of the part of the old Labour right once rooted in some of the unions, and that great swath of Labour MPs who have no great factional loyalties but are deeply unsettled by their party's sudden left turn.

By making Europe «them» rather than «us» it concedes a great swathe of ground to its opponents.

David Cameron was holding «great swathes of the electorate in contempt» over a «sham consultation» about gay marriage, said Dr Sharon James from the Coalition For Marriage campaign group.

Mr Denham, recalling Labour striking a chord «across a great swathe of southern voters» in 1997, said it was important «to tell that story again.

Since McDonagh's Bill proposes to do things the other way around, great swathes of the 2013 Act (and Labour's Political Parties and Elections Act 2009) would almost certainly have to be repealed to render McDonagh's proposals viable.

There are great swathes of England (especially in the shire counties) where there are few or no Labour councillors.

The great swath of territory west of the Rockies but east of the western coast includes national parks, wilderness areas and even public lands that are probably as quiet as they were centuries ago.

Great swathes of human knowledge remain absent from Wikipedia, yet a cabal of editors is accused of resisting attempts to broaden the encyclopedia's content.

Nebulae are great swathes of gas and dust strung out between the stars, sometimes stretching out over hundreds of light - years.

January 2017 was the hottest ever recorded in Sydney and Brisbane, and great swathes of the south - east endured temperatures that often exceeded 40 °C for weeks on end.

After you've processed the great swathes of red typeface from your boss, and sought approval on the next draft of your manuscript, next in line come your co-authors.

Even the most faithful retelling necessarily leaves out great swathes of information, if only because a story that recounted every bit of its circumstances would be a cacophony of detail with no intelligible meaning.»