Sentences with phrase «little role indeed»

Indeed, unless «nobody» in sub-s (3)(b) is construed purposively, then that sub-section will have very little role indeed.

Not exact matches

This simple picture, however, is more than a little complicated by the fact that Deleuze himself — in his one and only sustained discussion of Whitehead's philosophy (cf. TE 76 - 82)-- sketches out the possibility of a chaosmology within which Whitehead's God would have a positive, indeed an essential, role to play.

Sandel might indeed be Miliband's bone fide «new guru», but a closer scrutiny into the role of the guru makes grim reading in two senses: firstly, gurus have little long - term influence on the ideational trajectories of political parties and their attendant political projects that their ideas are intended to service; and secondly, the guru's lack of long - term impact suggests that the status of «ideas» and their action - orientation is demoted below the seemingly more perennial concerns of statecraft and personality.

Quests rarely have any branching paths or variables that hold lasting effects according to your actions; indeed, as demonstrated by Skyrim and Oblivion beforehand, Bethesda fasely believes that «role - playing» amounts to little more than «having alot of stuff to do.»

That's not to say Carell's performance won't be up to snuff, otherwise; indeed, based on the footage here, he looks to be a potent combination of awkwardness, passion, and more than a little chilling in the role of du Pont.

Indeed, Garagiola does little more than watch the dogs to prepare for his on - camera role.

Add to that the role of the moon and big planets, Jupiter and Saturn, and the effects on the geomagnetic field and galactic cosmic radiation and little is needed — indeed little room is left — for postulating a human causation as an additional factor let alone a rational explanation for all or even most of observed climate change.