Sentences with phrase «just bare facts»
Nothing has more significance than anything else; each painting makes its assertion with the same massive force; and each assertion is exactly the same, just the bare fact — the bare advertisement — of another Julian Schnabel.
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a bare bones team with no striker, Wenger may or may not be utilising his squad properly but regardless of if your an AKB or an AOB the fact is he's NOT going anywhere so deal with it!!!! we need a DM, another Centre back, and also a striker of world class calibre which as much as I like Giroud he just isn't that
Just looking at the bare facts you would probably opt for 1968 - 69.
But the fact you can wear bare legs with coats is just so good.
In fact, you can look forward to seeing all three of these in the latest Matthew McConaughey / Sarah Jessica Parker vehicle «Failure to Launch,» but here are a few things you won't expect: Terry Bradshaw's bare - naked ass, a mockingbird receiving mouth - to - mouth resuscitation, and plenty more I - can't - believe - that - just - happened slapstick set pieces.
This powerpoint was cobbled together from various source material to spell out some of the events of WW2 and also to help those who just needed the bare bone facts... Great resource if you are studying Dr Korzaks example with WJEC
And the fact that the bare bones base car must be special ordered from the factory tells you just how special it must be.
The smaller size of the screen was due to the fact that this GLA250 did not include the navigation option, with just the bare - bones cabin tech that comes standard with the car.
In fact, when putting together this list of the best used trucks under $ 10,000, we were forced to go back in time a fair distance and seek out older vehicles in their base models - no frills, just the bare essentials.
This is just one facet of the enormously rich and complex relationship McCrea has imagined around the bare biographical facts that are known about Lizzie.
But «content,» as we use the term in this context, is more than «just the facts,» the bare, need - to - know essentials.
If you just have a bare minimum amount of liability, and that fact is admitted in open court, you could be looked on as less responsible and more likely to be negligent than someone with higher limits.
Maybe it's because of my awful pet allergies combined with the fact that cats and dogs can't use toilet paper - having their bare bums on the couch just seems yucky.