Sentences with phrase «shorter works somehow»

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He goes on to say, «They get outside of their to - do list of short - term priorities and they realize that the real key to creating more margin in their life isn't about working faster, or somehow «prioritizing» better, it's about learning to think differently.»

In political work, which breastfeeding promotion is, it seems to me that we Americans have somehow learned to be masters of the short - term, probably because in such a large and heterogeneous country, that's the best we can do, all we can cope with.

Almost everything about Life's Too Short somehow echoes pieces of all of Gervais's previous TV work, which makes this show seem particularly limp.

Going into Wang Bing's latest documentary, Mrs. Fang, I was too busy cracking jokes about how much shorter it is than his previous works (his breakthrough film, Tie xi qu: West of the Tracks, clocks in at nine hours; his recent masterpiece»Til Madness Do Us Part comes in at close to four) and had somehow failed to realize I'd be watching almost an hour and a half of a woman lying on her deathbed.

In Short: A bizarre mix of weighty subject matter and cartoon presentation that somehow works perfectly in portraying a morally complex world and its characters.

I would hate to think that authors believe they can somehow short - circuit the work required to get book reviews, because it's not that hard.

For owners who purchased the original Xbox 360, and somehow it's still working, they'll have no choice but to run the game without the install because the largest hard - drive that was released on launch day was 20 GB, two - full gigs short of the required amount.

In short, this is one of those circumstances where the proper position for a skeptic is to be extremely skeptical of the claims being made (by Andrew Bolt, Jo Nova, etc.) that Salby's work will somehow overturn our understandings and prove that humans aren't responsible for the observed rise in CO2.