Sentences with phrase «letting in muddled»

Beyond the bath is a spacious daybed and louvered doors letting in muddled day light.

Not exact matches

The Jesus that Rachel loves fiercely is the same Jesus I fell in love with long ago, before I let my the hypocrisy of the church and my own heart muddle everything up.

: «Don't let's be in a muddle about who calls the shots about football at Arsenal.

He (Sir Keswick) said, «Don't let's be in a muddle about who calls the shots about football at Arsenal.

Our brains muddle our mental timeline, letting us feel we can predict things that in reality have already happened.

In which case, if «I Do... Until I Don't» is a movie about entrenched behaviors and breaking those cycles to make new discoveries about one's relationship and one's partner, let's hope the muddled result is not a pattern that Lake Bell settles into as a filmmaker.

Here we have a genuinely superb talent (I don't care if he was riding atop a flying horse in this year's poorly - received Winter's Tale - Farrell was wonderful in it) whose box - office let - downs of late include ropey, sci - fi remakes (Total Recall), muddled, indie - schmindie projects (Seven Psychopaths) and boring horror yarns (Fright Night).

I'd still generally recommend plugging in a pair of headphones, but if you fancy letting your ears air out a little then the speakers will do just fine, although the bass is a bit muddled.

At times that clumsiness might reach a deeper level, perhaps, as one mission blends with the next in a muddle of places to go, bosses to fight, but I'm always willing to let that slide, as I am the terrible stealth sections, and the occasional struggle with the motion - control implementation that sees you aiming, in mid-air, with both thumbsticks and the accelerometer inside the Dualshock 4.

One can delight, too, in knowing that Walker Evans kept his tray as pristine as Yosemite, Sally Mann left hers as muddled as family secrets, and George Eastman let his chemicals accumulate to the thickness, texture, and dark yellow of oils for an old master.

I would however point out that an instance of North Dakota flooding or freezing is not «global» nor is it indicative of a trend — it is regional and is a single event, and let's please not be myopic here and muddle the issues, as it's even worse «science» to take a single isolated event in time and geography and then attempt to extrapolate it out across the entire globe and into future decades than to depict an out - of - context «hockey stick» of historic data as is being pointed out here.

Your career, just like life in general, might be a bit muddled — but your job as a great resume writer is not to let that show.