Sentences with phrase «occasional outbursts of»

They uniformly reject the idea that heat from the bottom — either from the general geothermal activity beneath the seabed or the occasional outbursts of lava or vents — could have a significant impact on the veneer of floating, drifting ice on the surface.

There will be occasional outbursts of racial violence in which both groups are involved, but the great discipline of the Negro middle classes in events of the last decade suggests that violence will be a consequence of police activity or inactivity rather than a consequence of policy decisions by the «respectable middle classes.»

Once the pieces have been set, though, the movie goes into autopilot with underwater cat - and - mouse chases, submarine battles, and a whole lot of running and crawling back and forth between and underneath compartments of the sub with occasional outbursts of gunplay.

His occasional outbursts of violence, always hand - to hand («I told you.

Danny's occasional outbursts of rage, like an opening scene focusing on the stress of finding a New York City parking spot, are cathartic and funny — in part because Baumbach often cuts them off mid-scream and in part because Sandler does have a funny screaming voice, at once furious and desperate.

IHR's publication, the Journal of Historical Review, followed the Butz model in its own articles, blending apparent objectivity and scholarly protocols (footnotes, quotes, tactical concessions, etc.) with occasional outbursts of rhetorical bluster and anti-Semitic invective.

Israel's occupation can be expected to progress apace, disturbed only by occasional outbursts of senseless violence on the part of Palestinians who think they can gain an international hearing by brutally murdering civilians on Jerusalem streets.

But because these analysts still did not understand that over-investment was a structural problem embedded deeply into the growth model — and not simply the accidental byproduct of occasional outbursts of enthusiasm — they had failed to explain to their clients that an unsustainable growth in debt and a seemingly insatiable demand for iron were simply expressions of the same system.

Grain is mostly resolved well, with only the occasional outburst of noise.

Not exact matches

Occasional outbursts at innocent Sky Sports microphone monkeys aside, Harry Redknapp is a genial man, generous with his time and well - versed in that kind of banterous joshery that makes press conferences pass by.

Otherwise he just sits most of the time with occasional outbursts in the sophisticated French tone.

But whether you're reacting to an occasional temper flare - up or a pattern of outbursts, managing your own anger when things get heated will make it easier to teach kids to do the same.

Despite the occasional harsh outburst during the 1945 - 1950 parliament from Labour cabinet members such as Nye Bevan that the Tories were «lower than vermin», the election campaign saw something of a change of temper and did not turn into a bitter slanging match.

«Given how much No 10 clearly loathed Gove's principal adviser at the time and were as exasperated as I was by his occasional public outbursts, this didn't seem to come as much of a surprise to Cameron,» Clegg writes.

Sure, it has the occasional outburst — hurling charged particles into space that sometimes land on Earth with troublesome consequences — but for the most part it goes about the workaday business of burning nuclear fuel without incident.

Her internalization of emotions is punctured and punctuated by occasional outbursts (often brought on by self - medicating drug - use) that allow her release as tension builds.

He envisions the city as a chilly, neon - drenched world of small transactions, petty squabbles, and the occasional violent outburst.

These new works continue to display the full range of his expressive language in a lyrical, playful and humorous spirit, but not without occasional violent or forceful outbursts of colour and shape that have characterized his oeuvre to date.

Temporary and occasional frustration at unexpected problems is replaced by a constant state of annoyance, bubbling over often into angry outbursts.