Sentences with phrase «little more conflicted»

Not exact matches

That's interesting for parents conflicted over what sort of screen time is best for their little ones, but is happier learning more effective learning for grownups as well?

In my personal opinion, the emphasis upon taking out insurance against downside risks lies in conflict with the shift to data dependency given long and variable lags of monetary policy impacts on the broader economy which could have counselled front - loading insurance cuts rather than scattering them (if delivering any more at all) in which case precious little insurance has been taken out.

Faith, Reason, and the War Against Jihadism brings together in a little more than two hundred pages a treasure of information and perspectives on what may well be the defining conflict of the twenty - first century.

You see, when someone goes on a posting frenzy like that, they are radicalizing, so now that he was in conflict on his little collection of «ideas», he is now more emotionally involved and radicalized, never to return to reasonable thought.

Regrettably, she does little more than provide us with a reminder of a textbook example of eisegesis (reading «into» the biblical text one's own ideology) rather than exegesis (reading «out of» Scripture with attentiveness to historical and literary context, even if it conflicts with one's own personal views).

Being «a little» more open in that way is a small step in the right direction, but the scale of the cultural change to do that substantively There are conflicting accounts of the negotiations.

It is easy to see why the pursuit of science was a goal to be cherished and emphasized in this mix of motivations: there were many reasons to be skittish of the potential for conflict and colonialism, but little could be more noble than knowledge.

thoroughly confused on cashews during the TWT... quite a few conflicting posts above... I'm a little more than 1/2 way through and i've had some most days.

Jolie's directorial debut was the little - seen «In the Land of Blood and Honey,» a film that traded epic sweep for a more intimate but no less brutal story, about a woman's sexual subjugation during the Bosnia - Serbia conflict.

The film is structured around conflicting accounts of the same events told by Harding and her former husband, Jeff Gillooly (Sebastian Stan), with occasional interruptions from Harding's pitiless, abusive mother, LaVona, brilliantly played by Allison Janney, who can strike terror (and steal scenes) with little more than a long pause or the wily crook of her half - grin.

Had the writing been a little crisper it would be more memorable, but there's no denying that any Chan fan must see this if only for the last breathtaking conflict.

As the conflict between them reaches fever pitch there are a series of climactic scenes that will command your attention — but a little more of what they're fighting for might have made the experience a richer one.

So begins Paul Thomas Anderson's glistening, magnificent Phantom Thread, and it's a moment of rare, blithe sexiness in his oeuvre: a light little flirt - note — were the film set half a century later, it might be signed off with a smiley face — that sets in motion a far darker, more perverse and conflict - riven romance than most would expect from such breezy beginnings.

David Morrissey (Derailed, Hilary and Jackie), who plays the shrink assigned to study Catherine Tramell, is more of a placeholder than anything else, exuding the handsome looks and demeanor of a man that won't easily succumb to his baser instincts, but very little personality or identifiable conflict to truly find something there to relate to.

Unfortunately, the concept is handled a little ham - fistedly, with a rather obvious conflict of good versus evil undermining the more subtle characterization often brought by shades of grey.

Giving Francis a run for his money in the saying a lot with a little department, one can expect Rylance to cheekily intone conflicts of dogma and birthright with a little more papal pomp and circumstance than his Academy Award - winning role.

F / X Bill Conti (1986) *** 1/2 Faccia a Faccia Ennio Morricone (1967) *** Fair Game John Powell (2010) ** The Family Man Danny Elfman (2000) *** Family Plot John Williams (1976) *** 1/2 The Family Stone Michael Giacchino (2005) *** Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them James Newton Howard (2016) **** Fantastic Four John Ottman (2005) *** Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer John Ottman (2007) ** 1/2 Fantastic Four Marco Beltrami and Philip Glass (2015) ** 1/2 Fantastic Mr Fox Alexandre Desplat (2009) *** Fantastic Voyage Leonard Rosenman (1966) * The Fantasy Album Various (2002 compilation) *** 1/2 Far From Heaven Elmer Bernstein (2002) ***** Far From the Madding Crowd Craig Armstrong (2015) **** 1/2 A Far Off Place James Horner (1993) *** Farewell to the King Basil Poledouris (1989) **** 1/2 Fargo Jeff Russo (2014) **** The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift Brian Tyler (2006) *** Fast Five Brian Tyler (2011) *** 1/2 Fat Man and Little Boy Ennio Morricone (1989) *** 1/2 Fateless Ennio Morricone (2005) ***** Fatti di Gente Perbene Ennio Morricone (1974) **** Fear Strikes Out and The Tin Star Elmer Bernstein (1957) **** Fedora Miklós Rózsa (1978) **** The Fellowship of the Ring Howard Shore (2001) **** Ferdinand John Powell (2017) **** Field of Lost Shoes Frederik Wiedmann (2014) **** Fierce Creatures Jerry Goldsmith (1997) *** Fifty Shades of Grey Danny Elfman (2015) **** La Fille du Puisatier Alexandre Desplat (2011) **** Film Music David Shire (1997 compilation) **** 1/2 Film Music 2009 Various (2010 compilation) *** Film Music 2011 Various (2011 compilation) *** Film Music 2012 Various (2013 compilation) *** Film Music by Ennio Morricone Ennio Morricone (2006 compilation) ** FilmMusik Nathan Larson (2005 compilation) ** 1/2 The Final Conflict Jerry Goldsmith (1981) ***** The Final Destination Brian Tyler (2009) ** Final Fantasy Elliot Goldenthal (2001) **** 1/2 Finding Dory Thomas Newman (2016) *** 1/2 Finding Home Joseph Conlan (2003) *** Finding Nemo Thomas Newman (2003) **** 1/2 Finding Neverland Jan A.P. Kaczmarek (2004) ** 1/2 The Finest Hours Carter Burwell (2016) *** 1/2 Fireflies in the Garden Jane Antonia Cornish (2011) *** 1/2 Fires Within Maurice Jarre (1991) *** Firewall Alexandre Desplat (2006) **** First Blood Jerry Goldsmith (1982) **** First Knight Jerry Goldsmith (1995) ***** First Love John Barry (1977) *** 1/2 The First Olympics Bruce Broughton (1984) *** A Fistful of Dollars Ennio Morricone (1964) ***** Fitzwilly and The Long Goodbye John Williams (1967/73) ** Flags of our Fathers Clint Eastwood (2006) *** 1/2 Flesh + Blood Basil Poledouris (1985) **** 1/2 Flicka Aaron Zigman (2006) *** 1/2 Flicka 2 Mark Thomas (2010) *** 1/2 Flight James Horner (2010) ***** Flight of the Intruder Basil Poledouris (1991) *** 1/2 Flight of the Phoenix Marco Beltrami (2004) *** Flightplan James Horner (2005) **** The Flim - Flam Man and A Girl Named Sooner Jerry Goldsmith (1967 / 75) **** 1/2 Flipper Joel McNeely (1996) *** 1/2 Flood Debbie Wiseman (2007) *** Flubber Danny Elfman (1997) **** Fly Me to the Moon Ramin Djawadi (2008) *** Flyboys Trevor Rabin (2006) *** 1/2 The Fog Graeme Revell (2005) ** 1/2 Fool's Gold George Fenton (2008) *** 1/2 For a Few Dollars More Ennio Morricone (1965) ***** For Greater Glory James Horner (2012) *** 1/2 For Love of the Game Basil Poledouris (1999) *** For the Record Craig Armstrong (2007 compilation) *** 1/2 The Foreigner Cliff Martinez (2017) ** Forever Young Jerry Goldsmith (1992) **** The Forgotten James Horner (2004) * The Formula Bill Conti (1980) *** 1/2 Forrest Gump Alan Silvestri (1994) **** The Fountain Clint Mansell (2006) *** The Four Feathers James Horner (2002) *** Fracture Mychael Danna and Jeff Danna (2007) *** 1/2 Frank and Jesse Mark McKenzie (1994) ***** Frankie Starlight Elmer Bernstein (1995) ***** Frantic Ennio Morricone (1988) **** Free Willy 3: The Rescue Cliff Eidelman (1997) *** 1/2 Freedomland James Newton Howard (2006) * 1/2 Freeheld Hans Zimmer and Johnny Marr (2015) *** Freud Jerry Goldsmith (1962) **** Frida Elliot Goldenthal (2002) **** Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe Thomas Newman (1991) **** The Frighteners Danny Elfman (1996) *** 1/2 From Hell Trevor Jones (2001) *** From Hell to Victory Riz Ortolani (1979) *** From Russia With Love John Barry (1963) **** From the Terrace Elmer Bernstein (1960) **** Frontiers Jerry Goldsmith (1997 compilation) **** Frost / Nixon Hans Zimmer (2008) **** Frozen Planet George Fenton (2011) ***** Fruitvale Station Ludwig Goransson (2013) No stars Fun with Dick and Jane Theodore Shapiro (2006) *** Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus Carter Burwell (2006) **** Furious 7 Brian Tyler (2015) *** 1/2 Fury Steven Price (2014) **** 1/2

Of course, he's talking more than a little about himself; much as he labors to compartmentalize his teaching and his habit, the conflict eventually enters the wrong arena.

But in many areas of conflict, the challenge is even more daunting in that agreements must be forged when there is little or no consensus on the overarching framework for collaboration.

[1] However, these conflicting results may be more indicative of the fact that current training programs that certify teachers to teach preschool (and often cover a wide span of elementary grades as well) pay too little attention to the requirements for teaching preschool.

That little kernel of knowledge that you've given them creates new conflict, ups the stakes, and drives the reader on to the next chapter with more urgency.

You also have to condense a tremendous amount of information into 120 script pages, leaving you little time to do much more than the basics of introducing characters, moving the plot along, and resolving the conflict.

I think the advent of modernity and the fact that more and more women in the Middle East are entering the workforce creates a little conflict in the way their parents see them.

There are conflicts of interest for those who manage our money, which is mentioned in a little bit more detail further in this post.

, and ii) Just read / ponder it a little more, and a whopping great conflict of interest is sure to pop up..!

Such aggression (particularly predatory and fear) may arise immediately when the child is brought into the home, or may begin as the child becomes more mobile (e.g., fear, predation, possessive, play) or when the child grows a little older and begins to challenge the dog for space, attention and resources (fear, conflict, possessive, play).

In a world rocked by politics, conflict, economic crisis, and much more besides, it's nice to enjoy a little stability now and then.

In the trailer itself it shows more into the story, such as conflicts with Faith, and a little bit more information about the characters.

I'll get a little more into the whole DDP / SMB 2 conflict later.

It shows a little more of the conflict that's rocking the Avengers, some interesting match ups and some cool surprises.

I was a little annoyed that it felt like they just lost the last third of the script, as there was very little conflict resolution, and I was left with more questions than answers by the time credits were rolling, but I'm still very eager to see how they can raise the bar on their next title when this one is set so high.

Now that we are approaching the election period and everyone is anticipating some kind of conflict like the one that happened in 2007, I have to move to a place where I will be a little more safe — away from people who might attack me thinking I was from the rival community.»

It conflicts a little with «Volcanoes under Arctic ice: No link to melting, more experts say».

The result is a suite of 160 clean and neat «what if» scenarios, but very little (at least if the summary reflects what's coming in the full 900 - page report at the end of the month) on how the more aggressive scenarios for cleaning up the global energy supply might actually be achieved in the real world of competing and conflicting national, corporate and personal interests.

Much like the video about Findhorne Ecovillage that I posted on back in August, it would have been nice to hear a little more about the decision making process at CAT, methods of conflict resolution etc..

In this respect, your commentary is exactly correct, namely, that we have done precious little to understand the true impact of our inherent conflict in how we govern our profession — namely, that it's in the interests of lawyers to make more money and in the interests of the public to pay less.

«Perhaps little more than my own often - conflicted views about what the «right» democracy is.»

The objective is to help the family transition through the divorce process with as little conflict as possible, and, if conflict is already high, manage the conflict and help the family progress more quickly to a point where they can function on their own.

In this case, it's possible that the children may experience more risk if a marriage with little conflict ends in divorce.

Every unresolved conflict creates a little more resentment and a little more tension.

Although scholars often maintain that multi-informant, multi-method data are preferred over single - source, single - method data (Holmbeck et al., 2002), we need more research on how best to integrate conflicting assessment data because there often is little agreement across respondents and methods (Silverman & Ollendick, 2005).

Nick, for someone who has seemingly had little difficulty in accepting the term «Parental Alienation» as an all encompassing reference to the specific phenomena associated with high conflict separation and ensuing alienation of one parent from the child / ren, I am surprised at the extent to which these different terms and their meanings are freeing me to think more broadly and away from being confined to a more limited context and to limited categories of behaviours.

Since the majority of research on conflict and aggression in relationships has focused on the overt and observable forms of aggression, we know very little about the less visible forms of relationship conflict.1 Although boys are typically more physically aggressive than girls, what researchers have been discovering is that girls perform more non-physical forms of relationship aggression, like spreading negative rumors about their partner or excluding them from social circles.

Finally, the Gottman research has shown that while early divorces tend to stem from too much negativity (i.e., conflict), later divorces are more often a function of too little positivity (or friendship, admiration, affection, etc.) in the relationship.

I try to explain to my clients that what they want most of all is a smooth transaction that closes — one that minimizes conflict and takes up as little time as possible so they can reach their goal more quickly.