Sentences with phrase «in at least some semblance»

Not exact matches

Part of the difficulty stems from the temptation to believe that God in Christ constitutes a second divine subjectivity distinct from the Father's, both of which must be united in the Trinity to preserve at least the semblance of monotheism.

But yes, I am grateful for some semblance of winter in the city I live in, so I can at least savour the comforter, hot drink and cookie routine

At least with the fan voting, in theory, you get some semblance of the wisdom of crowds.

Freedom of Information laws (such as the US's Freedom of Information Act) were implemented in an effort to at least give a semblance of transparency, as well as allow the general public to feel as if they can help hold their Government accountable.

Even in defeat, the fight against Juncker offered some semblance of British relevance, a fight in which it could, at the very least, rattle a few cages.

As you'll recall, Bloomberg has long supported the Senate Republicans in their increasingly more difficult quest to retain control of the chamber — or, at least a semblance of it.

I present to you this outfit, which is a testament to the vintage lover's desire to be dressed in some semblance of fashion, while also desiring to keep at least slightly warm.

At least Michael Stuhlbarg, as a professor whose male teen progeny has a passionate relationship with an older doctoral student in «Call Me by Your Name,» could represent some semblance of parental parity if he makes the cut.

Director Peter Berg promises that there's at least some semblance of a story in his Navy vs. aliens board game adaptation:

A reason which shouldn't be discussed until after the film releases as a means to preserve spoilers forces the anti-hero to assemble the X-Force team (or, at least, some semblance of it) which brings out the best in the film's early acts.

Well all bets are with the» so called» president in the oval office all semblance of fuel economy and efficiency are about to go out the window as he rips the EPA to shreds to the benefit of Big Oil... that at least here in the (not so) Good (anymore) Ole US of A bigger will reign supreme with concerns about efficiency and emissions once again going by the wayside.

If you are going this route, you need to cover it with the final color in order for it to survive as well as at least make it look like some semblance of normal.

Their publishers are really not «publishers,» at least in the sense that they have the infrastructure to create and support a quality book and its author or that they have their internal team — from editing to some semblance of book design and publishing marketing and publicity and that they are accountable in the critical accountability departments of actual book sales and responsibility.

These publishers are really not «publishers,» at least in the sense that they have the infrastructure to create and support a quality book and its author; that they have their internal team — from editing to some semblance of book design and publishing marketing and publicity; and that they are accountable in the critical accountability departments of actual book sales and responsibility, sometimes.

Their publishers are really not «publishers,» at least in the sense that they have the infrastructure to create and support a quality book and its author; that they have their internal team — from editing to some semblance of book design and publishing marketing and publicity; and that they are accountable in the critical accountability departments of actual book sales and responsibility.

This major event in my writing life occurred because I could prove I had at least some semblance of an author platform in the form of blog readership.

Since then, the fungus has spread through much of the gypsy moth's range, and — at least in spots where weather is wet enough at the right time — appears to be restoring some semblance of control.

Naturally, it'd be great to see WhatsApp disable this functionality so we can maintain at least a semblance of privacy in our lives.