Sentences with phrase «pretty much every movement»

Working the lateral head is perhaps the most important part of achieving horseshoe - shaped triceps, and the good news is that pretty much any movement that pushes weight down can help you target this muscle.

Not exact matches

It's pretty clear by now that the loosely - organized movement doesn't have much in the way of concrete goals.

It'd be phenomenal to keep that up, but in terms of growth, it's more about people taking action and it's like I really want to measure the results, which is like pretty impossible to do, but at the same time that's why I really like things what we're doing with the student loan debt movement, where people are reporting back with how much student loan debt they're paying off.

In 1971, I published In Defense of People, the first book - length critique of «the ecology movement» that was then in ascendancy and that pretty much shaped the arguments that continue to swirl around the varieties of environmentalism today.

Baxter is on most questions a theological conservative, but on matters social and political he is pretty much an unexpurgated lefty, as was the case with his heroine, Dorothy Day of the Catholic Worker movement.

The movement functioned, in short, pretty much like any other ideologically self - conscious stirring.

The tea party have pretty much lost their drive and credibility, and the «occupy» movement is going to be really vocal in the general election.

While I do find the whole concept just as obscure as you probably do, I couldn't resist a movement that is pretty much pure colorful joy in edible form.

Big eyes, crazy good play - maker, creates chances like it's going out of fashion, exceptional movement and pretty much all of our good play has been running through him!

seems to be the only area you mention but are you not at all curious why pretty much everyone else sees his movement as first - class??

Pretty much all of the Zenit man's goals are poacher's efforts which he creates through good movement rather than using any sort of pace.

The movements you feel should be pretty consistent for the next 10 weeks, or until your twins get too big to wriggle around as much.

@JonathanReez the argument made by the British is pretty much the opposite: they can not control immigration from within the EU, because of freedom of movement and because the EU forces refugees upon them.

Leaving the Eu and staying in the single market / customs union is essentially impossible - unless the UK adopted pretty much all things they left the Eu to get out of, ie free movement of people

There's slight movement now and then but it's pretty much in the same place.

Integrins bind to protein scaffolds in their environment and regulate pretty much everything a cell does — movement, change and growth.

The brain is responsible for pretty much everything that happens in your body, including movement.

And, as if the richest sources of insoluble fiber — the metabolically - inert stuff that pretty much nothing can digest and which serves only as a bulking agent for improving the robustness of our bowel movements — aren't whole grains.

What's worse is that you will have wasted time, will probably have to unlearn faulty movement, and pretty much start over.

Pretty much everyone knew that some combination of thrusters and double - unders was likely to be the final workout based upon the movements that hadn't yet been tested in the Open.

Grains contain insoluble fiber, which pretty much stays in the same form in the digestive tract and adds bulk to stool and speeds up the digestive process, keeping your movements regular.

If you're looking for a way to really challenge your chest with a bodyweight movement that you can do pretty much anywhere and really BUILD your chest, this is a push - up variation you'll want to try.

I started with my own journey in nutrition, as I was always pretty much interested in the human body and movement.

They hardly need to keep track of his movements, since they're pretty much the omniscient masters of the universe.

The scrolling of the stage follows Sonic's movements, thus it's possible for the player controlling Tails to get left behind, but they're pretty much invincible.

The rest of the Top 20 isn't all that exciting this week, with little (signifcant) movement: sales are down for pretty much all games, which isn't surprising at the beginning of the month.

That pretty much every single awful thing that was brought down upon the women foot soldiers of the early feminist movement is brought down upon Maud Watts makes her plight that much more surreal and distant.

Through the implementation of No Child Left Behind, the Common Core, new teacher evaluations, the expansion of Teach for America, changes in the state's teacher pension plan, the rise of charter schools, the testing opt - out movement, etc., teacher attrition in Colorado has stayed pretty much the same.

Those who would hasten the movement of the tectonic plate destined to drag a goodly share of California into the depths of the Pacific Ocean will be surprised to learn that Californians are not direct descendants of aliens from the other side of Pluto but common, ordinary Americans who think pretty much like everyone else.

The joystick tracks movements of your finger pretty well, but it's still much slower and less intuitive to use than a touchscreen.

He's an outspoken critic of pretty much any legislation or social movement that might give LGBT people equal protection under the law or say, a chance at life.

Marketing timing strategies like «buy low, sell high» make sense of past market movements, but are pretty much useless at predicting the future.

While the PS2 wasn't the first electronic device to do cross media, it was pretty much one of the spearheads for the upcoming movement.

As such the Guild Wars 2 QcK is pretty much the perfect size for me, with plenty of movement space available without being so large as to make it hard to use on an average desk.

Platforming requires you to be precise with your movements which is alright when you're not in speedrun situations, which is pretty much the case when you're making your way through timed closing doors or attempting to complete a challenge to open up a secured chest.

On one side there's the traditional fighting game that offers free movement of characters and pretty much behaves like a fighting game on other platforms by using a bunch of virtual buttons to approximate physical controls.

This free movement pretty much consists of strafing and moving yourself up and down.

Given that there are some sections which require very fast and precise button pressing, the fact that my Dualshock remains intact pretty much summarises that there are no issues whatsoever with movements and controls.

I am one of those players who are sensitive to different graphics style so I pretty much choose the games I play and I have lots of games I purchased like Outlast, H1Z1, Evil within and ended up not being able to play it because of the camera's movement it makes me nauseous.

Criterion's arcade racing series offered a pure shot of adrenaline - its sense of speed and movement was pretty much unparalleled, and its increasingly elaborate damage physics meant that, when you inevitably crashed, the resulting spectacle almost made the calamity worthwhile.

I'm not sure I'd want to see too much gameplay injected into movement in MMOs, as it could become over-complicated pretty fast, but it would be nice to see a bit more effort put into the mechanics of mounts and less into coming up with ever more bizarre visuals for them.

Instead of closing down any exhibit that benefits trustees, collectors, or corporations (pretty much any exhibit would fall into this category), why doesn't the occupy movement, with it's hundreds of thousands in donations, propose putting on their own show which WOULD benefit the artists?

It ignores, for instance, the movement's close relationship to Pop Art, which with its mechanistic polish was pretty much the antithesis of craft.

Although these works pretty much covered the Ab - Ex movement's biggest names, the work of one monumental Ab - Ex artist was still noticeably absent from the collection (hint: his initials are CS).

Light causes movement — I like that — That's pretty much what it's all about; movement with sunlight is still classical.

The Stedelijk Museum of Amsterdam was closely involved with the movement pretty much from the start and pioneered the exhibiting of this new kind of extreme and subtly subversive art as early as 1962 and again in 1965, shortly before the network disbanded.

In the words of Rosalyn Drexler, friend to such luminaries as George Segal and Claes Oldenburg: «For so much of a movement to be kind of hidden in this way is pretty depressing to me.»

So paper thin are the AGW movement's arguments that pretty much the only defences left to them are desperate techniques like the appeal to authority («the Royal Society believes in AGW and the Royal Society is, like, really old and distinguished, so AGW must be true») and cheap slurs.

The very fact that the AGW movement is framed around a start date of «1850» and was and is targeted at «CO2» and «industrialization» is pretty much a good indicator that the climate change belief system is «A CONSPIRACY THEORY» from inception.

The editor is Kent Griswold of TinyHouseBlog.com and he knows a thing or two about the tiny house movement having been there pretty much from the beginning.