Sentences with phrase «in insignificant details»

The French and Spanish standards were slightly different in insignificant details.

Not exact matches

Dodero said he did not know what was in the package, calling it an «insignificant» detail.

The infractions might seem insignificant — one missing can of Pepsi on one shelf in one store in one city in one country — but for Nooyi it is this level of detail that sets her company apart.

And yet not even the foremost professional theatrical producer has ever had all in such readiness for the stage and for the change of scenes, as eternity has all in readiness for time: all — even to the least detail, even to the most insignificant word that is spoken; has all in readiness in each instant — although eternity delays.

Small details that seem insignificant in the grand scheme of things.

When we say that the Bible is the Word of God, does that imply that it is completely accurate, or does it contain insignificant inaccuracies in details of history and science?

I wouldn't dare give away much more than this, as the majority of the pleasure in watching Vanilla Sky is the way each new detail of the plot comes into play but then seems to be insignificant in the next scene.

I read and read and kept thinking «Uh hello... James McAvoy, brilliant stage and film actor, plays THE MAN HIMSELF, Victor Frankenstein, but you mention a bunch of Sherlock actors and put his name in «details», like the insignificant actor he must be to Time Out?»

They may seem insignificant in terms of your planned plot lines, but tiny details may affect her actions, and will always add realism to your storytelling.

Before your appointment, you may want to record the details of your pet's behavior changes as you observe them — even seemingly insignificant information can sometimes clue your veterinarian in to what's going on.

No detail - no matter how small or seemingly insignificant - has been overlooked in the building of Bunaken Oasis Dive Resort.

One of the reasons games like Deus Ex, Thief, and even Anachronox are among my favorites of all time is the wealth of optional, waiting - to - be-found stories and details in their worlds; the fact that I may never even see parts of it makes the game feel a lot bigger to me, even if the hidden parts are relatively insignificant gameplay-wise.

In every small, insignificant detail, Galactic Racing fails.

«Wolniak is not engaged in creating urban allegories, nor natural landscapes,» continues Frank, «but his abstraction reveals a richness in paying such close attention to what might have seemed insignificant detail, or chance finds.

In Breathing Directions, Ward traces how these seemingly insignificant details of every day surroundings can at once reveal voices lost to history.

After that, I moved along to focusing on the small details in everyday routines: insignificant actions involving water that we repeat mechanically a million times, over and over and over.

While Gerlach's paper is well argued and convincing, it is a minor detail over whether volcanoes emit more or less CO2 than humans.Discussion of Murry Salby's recent talk and upcoming paper suggests the contribution of anthropogenic CO2 is in itself insignificant in comparison to the flux of CO2 from natural sources.

Irda recently issued letters to all life insurance companies, seeking details on three types of traditional plans: those where death benefit is defined as a return of premium (with or without interest), products in which the initial death benefit is significantly high and reduces subsequently during the currency of the contract, and products in which insurance cover is insufficient / insignificant in relation to the premium, i.e. products mostly of the savings type.

Apple has improved the new iPhones» cameras in nearly every way over last year, and the single regression detailed above is minor, not because it is insignificant but because most smartphones similarly struggle to capture photos in low light.

What seems like a problem or issue from one perspective can be nothing but an unassuming or insignificant detail in another (Bishop, 2011).