Sentences with phrase «rarely deviates from»

Indeed, danmaku is decidedly hardcore, and rarely deviates from settings full of either spaceships, giant robots, or school - girls with occult superpowers.

From an objective standpoint, or at least as objective as I can be, it's a mediocre open - world title that rarely deviates from the standard formula, packed with plenty of pure content, the majority of which isn't worth the effort.

He is too stiff - upper - lip English with bottled - up emotions, while she is a rarely deviates from being a domineering, self - centered and selfish individual who puts herself ahead of her husband and — more importantly — her child.

Alba's signature beachy waves are a look she rarely deviates from, but the dimension and movement the placement of the layers add to her length means it'll look great whether or not the mom of three blow - dries or air - dries it.

Miliband rarely deviates from a traditional line on anything, and his trip saw him following the tried and tested route of Western leaders.

Arsene Wenger definitely knows his favourite Arsenal starting XI and rarely deviates from that line - up in the Premier League matches, but having played two tough matches in three days, I would think injuries and tiredness will force changes against Everton.

The deputies on the Governing Council speak on the record a couple of times a year, and when they do, they rarely deviate from the script.

I rarely deviate from my daily oatmeal, but the other morning, I was craving something different.

I rarely deviate from jeans, t - shirt, and booties, but this year I'm upping the ante with some well - made basics that will see me through November.

I am pretty much a self professed «neutrals lover» and rarely deviate from my usual suspects.

I have clarified my criteria over the years and now rarely deviate from them.

Alves and co-producer Debra Hill contribute an additional feature - length commentary that begins late (two minutes into the film) and overstays its welcome; an unenviable task to follow or precede the dynamic duo of Russell and Carpenter in any capacity, Hill and Alves don't exactly help their cause by rarely deviating from the monotonous topic of location scouting and the closely - related subject of set dressing.

The challenges rarely deviate from beating a specific player on the leaderboards or finishing a Grand Prix with a certain number of points.

Cobb, McClain, de Silva Lamberg, and Dean (2003) found that in the United States, most guides do not address the development of student reasoning and that teachers rarely deviate from the guides.

Uncharted: The Lost Legacy is a very by the numbers adventure in many ways, rarely deviating from the tried and true formula, and given that its release comes only a year after Uncharted 4 and adds very few new mechanics to what Uncharted 4 boasted, it fails to feel fresh and new as a result.

Gears 4 plays it safe in its story missions, rarely deviating from the formula established a decade ago in the original.

I worked out a «plan» and only very rarely deviated from it.

Not exact matches

The story quickly manifests a one - track focus, and rarely deviates too far from that track, which is sex, of course.

Japanese RPGs have grown in terms of quality and scale, sure, but they all follow a very basic formula and rarely do they deviate from it.

For one thing turbulence instantly screws it up in the real world, moisture content screws it up, lateral transport screws it up, topology screws it up, the non-uniform temperature of the ground screws it up — the real atmosphere is constantly being kicked around between nearly isothermal and nearly DALR on any vertical column, with the actual measured thermal lapse rate rarely deviating by more than 10 - 20 % from isothermal on an actual vertical sounding of the atmosphere.

While national regulatory authorities are allowed to propose their own market definitions or remedies if they believe their national circumstances require them to deviate from the framework, this option has rarely been granted.