When the browser believes you're reading an article — how it knows, I don't know: a long stretch of text, presumably — it offers you an icon in the location bar clicking on which presents you with the article as an overlay in larger type and stripped
of inessential sidebar material (such as ads, by the way: a source of some consternation).
What makes any religious tradition a tradition is that it has an essential meaning or motif which can be criticized
as inessential only by abandoning rather than appropriating the tradition itself.
It
feels inessential and occasionally quite formless, but it's a rare case of Allen's life being examined without the introspective nature of being written, directed and starring Woody himself.
Yet while many financial advisors recommend skipping your morning latte and
other inessential indulgences in order to save more for retirement, Acorns actually encourages you to keep swiping your credit card in pursuit of that same goal.
Buddhist belief and practice attempts to move toward enlightenment and away from a focus
on inessential, impermanent characteristics like race.
By
eliminating inessential vaccines and avoiding excessive re-vaccination, we can protect our patients against serious diseases, while minimizing the chance of adverse reactions.
D'Sa added that in an age when we often hear a lot about the oversaturation of media, especially social media being used for negative things like bullying or
for inessentials like «too many cat videos,» that the distribution of WFC films had positive results.
And if you have already played Resident Evil, the only worthwhile additions in Mercs 3D are portability, a present - yet -
inessential skill system and the opportunity to play as several characters who have never been in a modern RE game — hardly $ 40 worth of additions.
A glance at the subject lines is a quick reminder of how
utterly inessential almost everything on Facebook is to my life.
Strict identity means equivalence of predicates, and hence the doctrine of
inessential predicates can not refer to subjects with strict identity.
A film so
openly inessential that it circles back around to vitality, frequently finding that elusive sweet spot between horror and comedy.
Restructured History and Social Studies department by
cutting inessential courses and dismissing unqualified instructors at Armando Marino School
Stripping his subjects of
inessentials allows him to highlight their most compelling details and to create subtle displacements and deformities that slightly disrupt the careful construction of his compositions.
Samsung's Galaxy Note Edge puts an interesting, innovative, and
sadly inessential new tweak on one of the best large Android phones available today.
Samsung Galaxy Note Edge Samsung's Galaxy Note Edge puts an interesting, innovative, and sadly
inessential new tweak on one of the best large Android phones available today.
And
how inessential in the eyes of God must be the small surplus of the individual's merit, swamped as it is in the vast ocean of the common merit of mankind, dumbly and undauntedly doing the fundamental duty and living the heroic life!
Depression too can be a time of reckoning, a retreat from the world in order to shed
everything inessential even if the benefits of this paring down are discovered long after the pain has subsided.
But there are many exercises out there that can help you reach your goals without the boredom, and
inessential stress on your spine.
While it might
seem inessential to some people, I consider its inclusion on this dock a major win.
This is where the prognostic value of
otherwise inessential productions such as happenings, flux and mixed media shows, is to be found.
This suggests that religion is not natural to human being but an accidental or
inessential practice only some human beings experience.
In ordinary physics, this situation is described by saying that the Cartesian order is the essential order and all this (movement, change) is merely a secondary or
inessential appearance going on inside the Cartesian order.
For since genetic identity is partial or somewhat abstract, and the concrete has always a contingent plus compared to the abstract, of course an enduring individual, i.e., a society or sequence of occasions, can have contingent or
inessential members.
The creation of new regions by the Akufo - Addo - led government is
inessential because that is not what the people of Ghana need at the moment, Abraham Amaliba, a private legal practitioner and member of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has said.
It's that time of year again — stores are pushing those famous Halloween treats filled with shocking amounts of sugar, ghoulishly gummy goop and a whole lot of
inessential ingredients you can't even pronounce.
They tend to
lose inessential supporting character moments, including bits with Fleur Delacour (Clémence Poésy) and Bill Weasley (Domnhall Gleeson),
A perfectly capable movie that has chases and romance and double - crosses and double - double - crosses and action and is, ultimately,
absolutely inessential.
The lousy CGI makes the utterly conventional action scenes feel even
more inessential than they are, studio - mandated deviations from the story's marrow.
A decent but
inessential Blu - ray upgrade for a disappointingly unremarkable film.
The first person style of filming is also problematic as it renders almost all of Frank's victims as
inessential nobodies whose only purpose is to be killed.
It all culminates with a high - wattage celebrity dust - up which is amusing in a count - the - stars sort of way, but feels (like much of this pleasant but
inessential sequel) more dutiful than inspired.
In the superb half - hour documentary extra, containing the pith of the full interviews which appear on the bonus disc alongside
mostly inessential extra material, Spall tells us how, over two and a half years of art lessons from artist Tom Wright, he showed some aptitude and ended up «as good as he [Turner] was aged nine».
Additionally, the film would have been better off at 90 minutes instead of 110, but the scenes that are the
most inessential to the plot provide some of the biggest laughs (see: Diana apologizing to Sandy's wife).
Plenty of us enjoyed the thrillers «Trance» and «Side Effects» but they are admittedly thin,
inessential films with little long - term sustain.
A couple of the songs, like the weight - injecting solemn soldier's number, might also be
deemed inessential.
They include an alternate opening that would have cut down on flashbacks and
various inessential confrontations.
As Allen moves relentlessly, restlessly from movie to movie, he creates each one in self - imposed secrecy, so as a film such as «Irrational Man» is first unveiled, audiences usually have no real idea of whether it is a lightweight,
purposefully inessential comedy such as last year's «Magic in the Moonlight» or something of a more piercing nature like the previous year's «Blue Jasmine.»
Mazda's SkyActiv engineering philosophy cuts every bit of
inessential weight to improve fuel economy and enhance driving pleasure.
Unless you've a mind to become a publisher — whatever that elastic term means to you these days — most of what Godin and Nash have been through is
probably inessential, however interesting it might otherwise be.
The answer is a variety of decidedly neat (but also
arguably inessential) upgrades that enhance the overall ereading experience.
So in addition to helping paint a gritty picture for the rest of the game experience, this kind of sexualized violence
against inessential female characters is exploited by developers as a sort of cheap one - note character development for the «bad guys».
The PlayStation Camera, which adds Kinect-esque motion - sensing to the gaming mix as well as, more usefully, voice - controlled menus (with a simple «PlayStation...» order) is a nice,
inessential piece of kit.