Sentences with phrase «minute intricacies of»

They should be knowledgeable and possess sound knowledge to deal with even the minute intricacies of the job.

Not exact matches

A new patient appointment can last up to 90 minutes, depending on the intricacies and individual needs of the case.

But without talking down to us or explaining the rules in overwritten dialogue, the movie makes us absolutely aware of the game's intricacies by the picture's final, tense minutes.

It's also interesting how the heist itself is pared down to just several minutes, as if Glazer's figured out that we've seen every imaginable variation on the genre, including the last big job, the unholy alliance of the corporate and criminal worlds, and the intricacies of a tip - top robbery.

The DVDs also come with behind - the - scenes footage, as well as a 75 - minute making - of documentary, «Shooting Days,» that not only shows the intricacy of Emir Kusturica's technical achievement, but also the careful consideration beneath the filmmaker's seemingly freewheeling aesthetic, such as the way that recurring images act as anchors for the film and help to mark the passage of time.

There are a lot of personalities out there that go through the intricacies of the financial market, the best stocks to invest in, and so on; Howard provides some of that, but it's not his strength (as we'll see in a minute).