Sentences with phrase «lacks dynamism»

For all of the movie's flare, Only the Brave lacks dynamism.

It lacks dynamism because it has to; the Weeknd know nothing else, just that in every solid groove lurks the metronomic pulse of something waiting to die.

The audio is also acceptable, but lacks dynamism.

For too long, Liverpool have placed far too much emphasis on talking about transfers, and have subsequently lacked the dynamism in the market to back that talk up with meaningful actions.

James Milner is a solid standby for central midfield but he and Jordan Henderson lack dynamism.

And as you would expect from an AMOLED panel, colours are vibrant and punch, and while brightness levels lack the dynamism of the Galaxy S9's Super AMOLED display, its undoubtedly the most impressive screen to feature on a OnePlus phone yet

New Thread Downgrade aside, the first Watch Dogs game let many gamers down because its hacking often felt superficial and it lacked the dynamism needed to trigger those emergent events depicted in all the trailers leading up to the game's eventual release.

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And I should add that it lacks something of the dynamism which I believe is required of any Christian theology, not only because of the dynamic quality of biblical thought itself but also (and more significantly) because of the evolutionary way of things which men like Teilhard de Chardin have so insistently pressed upon us.

Thus creativity has a dynamism — what I will call an «activity» — that is lacking in Aristotle's passive matter.

Although this win will be filed under the «Playing bad and winning is the sign of Champions» section, it does not discard the lack of dynamism and defensive «switch offs» that occurred.

For sure, the not - even - six - foot 2007 Masters champ does not possess the explosive dynamism of his boom - baby brethren (he was 153rd in driving distance in 2013), but his pinpoint precision and artistry around the greens make up for what he lacks off the tee.

What his style lacked in dynamism he more than made up for in control, vision, stamina and consistency.

He may lack the rarified technique of Xavi or Andres Iniesta, but his dynamism and ability to play either as a holder or a more box - to - box player was central to Bayern's success last season.

Sanchez's pace, power and directness gives Arsenal an element of dynamism they lacked at times last season.

Without the Frenchman, the Blues lack organisation and dynamism, which cuts a large chunk out of their game.

And third, we all need to address Europe's overall low productivity and lack of economic dynamism, which remains its Achilles Heel.

While 2049 certainly lacks the iconic villains of the original (Jared Leto's Niander Wallace and Sylvia Hoeks» Luv are intriguing characters but lack the depth, dynamism, and grandeur of Rutger Hauer's Roy Batty and Daryl Hannah's Pris), it still offers up an emotive, stirring, and stunning spectacle.

It's their dynamism, or lack thereof, that makes the difference.»

I have held district - level positions, but I find they lack the immediacy and dynamism of a school.

Enthusiasts will argue that it lacks a certain dynamism other entry - level luxury sedan's possess, but for the vast majority the TSX provides plenty of pavement pounding pizazz.

For all its skin - deep dynamism it lacks spark; somewhat like the robotic dinosaurs that stalk its arrestingly beautiful open world, this is a mimic that's all dazzle, steel and neon yet can feel like it's operating without a heart of its own.

The characters exhibit a limited, and thus less personal, set of animations, lacking the subtle draw and dynamism of actual Miis.

All of which is to say that A Low - Hanging Fruit has every intention of redeeming its lack of exhaustiveness through its avowed attempt to embody the complexity and dynamism of its subject matter.

He may lack the verve and dynamism of Angel, but it is hard to reconcile his persona with that of a ruthless cost - cutter.

The Audezes offer dynamism and excitement, but lack the fit and comfort to make them a go - to pair.