Sentences with phrase «open ended world»

Good combination of linear storyline / open ended world.

Unlike previous entries though, Half - Genie Hero adopts specific stages instead of a more open ended world that you traverse manually.

Aside from this, the open ended world seems fun at first, but it also completely ruins the racing.

«We really think that an open ended world is fit for the world of Zenozoik.

Unlike previous entries though, Half - Genie Hero adopts specific stages instead of a more open ended world that you traverse manually.

I've traveled forever with newborns through teens (now) and we're in our fourth year of full time, open ended world travel and if there is ONE THING that we all need to pack, parents or not, it's a healthy helping of GRACE for everyone else's issues.

Not exact matches

Compared with the prescriptive, black - and - white world of compliance, Worker Well - Being was broadly defined and open - ended.

Zuckerberg, who sounded awed that he'd go to parties on campus and end up in people's rooms and see Facebook windows open, did not have world domination on the brain.

World's End Vivienne Westwood opened her shop on Kings Road in1970, and although her brand and designs have evolved since her original punk days, the store remains a landmark of British fashion history.

It has a few dozen possible endings, features a cadre of robot protagonists, and is a rare open - world game developed by Japanese game makers.

After all, he quips, we are and remain a small open economy, hardly a harbour from an end - of - the - world type financial event.

The world is segmented into levels, but the levels are massive and open - ended.

There is an overall story arc and a progression to the game, of course, but each world is open - ended in how you approach it.

Despite all the negative attention, «War of the Worlds» still went to No. 1 at the box office during its opening weekend ($ 65 million), and ended up with a worldwide take of $ 592 million.

The Nokia brand ruled the phone market for decades, until Steve Jobs brilliantly disrupted the status quo with the iPhone and the open - ended world of apps.

We're primed for eye - opening conversations about the dangers and opportunities of our truly borderless world, about the real - world (and now - world) promises of precision medicine and artificial intelligence, and about the end of privacy as we know it.

Some hard - core open - source advocates disapprove of Ubuntu's compromise with the closed - source world, but end users who care more about usability than ideology will find this arrangement a boon.

Barclays» James Anstead and Nicolas Champ: «Given ASDA's weak sales performance - and difficult market positioning in a world where the discounters have successfully occupied the price end of the market - we think it would hardly be surprising that Wal - Mart could be open to considering options for its UK business.

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The $ 2.4 - billion property was initially slated to have its full opening last February, but the target date was changed to the end of March as «the construction focus has been on the VIP casino floors, restaurants, world - class fountains and other facilities in preparation for the grand opening.»

No third way lies open for us now, because — as all of us now know, whether we acknowledge it consciously or not — all things have been made subject to Him, all the thrones and dominions of the high places have been put beneath His feet, until the very end of the world, and — simply said — there is no other god.

He thinks of his life and world as involving a real freedom, possibilities as yet unrealized, an open - ended future which he shapes partly by his own decisions.

The world time is running out the Son of man is upon the earth soon to open the seals, the day of burning at end of the tribulation when comes in his glory is another event, even so many shall not see the Son until the time of judgement, but the chosen few shall see him before.

The mental habits of Christendom predispose us to look for one essence of the faith, with a corresponding global political structure as safeguard, whereas world Christianity challenges us to pay attention to the dynamic of power of the gospel and the open - ended character of communities of faith.»

Those seven scrolls he's talking about and the fact that he thinks the world is going to end when they're opened are a blatant admission that John knows what really happened... and that his story line isn't going to hold out forever.

according to the bible, jesus will kill 2/3 of humanity at the end times when he opens his daddy's seven seals: death, war, plague, famine, etc. yep, jesus kills babies at the end of the world.

I think the people who are saying the world is going to end really need to open their Bibles back up and re-read every word.

I understand why this story would open the eyes of people as a probable way the world could end from the facts this guy has shown, but it has plot holes.

Dietrich Bonhoeffer was asked to lead a service for his fellow prisoners in Flossenburg concentration camp towards the end of the Second World War As he finished two men flung open the door and told prisoner Bonhoeffer to take his things and come with them.

His naturalistic approach removes the veil of completeness and order which reason brings to the world and reveals instead a world which is essentially incomplete — an open - ended, chaotic world of pure contingency.

Whitehead adopts a more orderly, systematic view of nature, one whose structures are capable of giving rise to a unified, rational mind, while at the same time preserving the open - ended, fluid character of the natural world which is so prominent in our experience and which Nietzsche so rightly embraced.

Nowhere in modernity is apocalypticism more open and manifest than it is in our great political revolutions, and if these begin with the English Revolution, this was our most apocalyptic revolution until the French Revolution, a revolution which innumerable thinkers at that time, and above all Hegel himself, could know as the ending of an old world and the inauguration of a truly new and universal world.

First, in a world which is in movement, which is an evolutionary process, and which is at the same time «open - ended», in which novelty is present and new possibilities are always becoming available, there is inevitably the chance of error.

Such discovery means that the world is infinitely open - ended, and that the human spirit need never fear the suffocation that would result from a conviction that mystery can eventually be blotted out by our rational expertise or technological prowess.

The book opens with a dedication, «To the memory of XYLO and the futures of Mira and Teo, all already and always children of a brave new world,» and it concludes with a chapter titled «Endings Are Really Beginnings.»

The great achievements of the Hebrew prophets, from one point of view, were their insistence that God is not to be approached in this external fashion and their success in securing a general consent by the Jewish people to the proposition that «the sacrifices of God are a troubled spirit» — that God wishes the offering to Him of the whole life of His people, both as individuals and as a group, not for His own glorification but rather so that He might effectively use them for the accomplishment of great ends: the redemption of the world and the opening of rich life for His children.

In other words, process cosmology describes the world simply as it is — open - ended becoming — and the questions of beginning and ending, «Alpha» and «Omega,» would seem to be out of bounds.

And we might conceive of the entire progressively redeemed world as «God's body,» in and through which God's primordial conceptual richness is actualized and experienced in an open - ended process.

I wish there was a law against these jabronis opening their fat mouths where we could end their world for spreading such crap all the time.

We may be allowed to play that role here and there, but I think we are deluded if we imagine that it is a role our society reserves for us alone, or that it will simply be held open for us, world without end!

When the world reaches its end, however, it does not open up naturally into Omega, but awaits a special parousia, involving a new tension and a new choice.

Because I'm feeling generous, this giveaway is open to the whole damn world, through the end of the week.

Of the nearly 500 professionals responding to the open - ended question, 41 percent were from the United States, 44 percent from China and 15 percent from the rest of the world.

Nearly 500 packaging professionals around the world responded to the open - ended question, citing these two issues twice as often as any other challenge.

Geared towards the higher end of the market, it is to be hoped that the popularity of reduced - meat diets will see similar shops open in other parts of the world.

You could open a can of store - bought mixed nuts and the world would not come to an end.

I would definitely be open to moving over to here and this side of the world for a little bit, but my end goal would probably be to come back to IndyCar if that happened.

I see this kind of football, the open - world kind, as its end state.

What fansremember is brash Jerry Pate winning that U.S. Open in» 76, making that swingat the end, five - iron in his hands, the whole world watching.

The opening drive for Team Tickman got off to an ominous start as all - world QB Andrew Sledd got sacked in the end - zone for a Safety, Team Gerszonovicz would get a 2 - 0 lead and that is where the score would stay for much of the first half.