Sentences with phrase «slippery at»

We chose a tile that is textured and it actually adds traction in the winter — it was not slippery at all.

However, due to the curved sides it gets a tad bit slippery at times, so fair warning to all those butterfingers out there!

While the polycarbonate shell on the back was smooth, the TPU edging is where the texture lies — allowing a firm grasp around the Galaxy S6 that doesn't feel slippery at all.

It's a serious fingerprint magnet; it's extremely slippery at times, making it difficult to hold on to; the plastic scratches fairly easily; and it doesn't feel very premium, despite the price tag.

The curvy rear side has got a glass layer (scratch resistant), it looks and feels good but could get a bit slippery at times.

The phone is plastic all - around; the finish on the back can become slippery at times and it can pick up some grease, but fingerprints are not a major issue.

Due to the shiny surface, the phone can feel quite slippery at times, so be careful to always firmly hold it in hand.

There's 2.5 D glass on the back and on the front, which isn't slippery at all.

To illustrate, if the floor is slippery at a local Publix supermarket, due to a spill, which has been negligently ignored by staff, give rise to a premises liability case.

The back of the PlayBook has a nice rubber - touch finish to it that makes it easy to grip (not slippery at all).

Design-wise, the phone has a glass back that can get slippery at times and the screen takes up nearly the entire width of the front.

Moral ground is like that — slippery at the edges.»

Ford says the design is very aerodynamic and has been wind tunnel tested for optimum efficiency (the co-efficient of drag is just 0.371 but weirdly the global EcoSport is more slippery at 0.365).

Gosling's wandering, minimalist narrative is slippery at best (the line between misogyny and feminism is frightfully blurred) and downright dumb at worst.

The sole is slippery at first, but once they get scuffed up a bit, they're fine.

He had to admit, he later explained in a lecture given to Americans United for Life, that the slope from abortion to infanticide to euthanasia is «not slippery at all, but rather a logical throughway once you got on to it»:

Your grip of history and the spread of Christianity is slippery at best.

Not exact matches

Netflix description: «Students of color navigate the daily slights and slippery politics of life at an Ivy League college that's not nearly as «post-racial» as it thinks.»

«This is a really slippery slope,» said Josh Rahn, a former group agency lead at Facebook.

With such little - understood connections between diseases and their origin — and between one pathological breakdown and another — it's an awfully slippery slope to deny health coverage to someone «who sits at home, eats poorly» and gets sick.

«My worry is that it's a slippery slope,» says Craig Wright, chief economist at RBC Financial Group.

The freeing up of the Super Bowl ads is what the industry fears will be the first step on a slippery slope to elimination of simsub altogether, coming as it does at a time when the whole economic ecosystem of Canadian broadcasting and Canadian content is under stress and under review.

They were slippery, cunning, and didn't care at all about the shareholders (it wasn't even clear they knew any shareholders other than themselves).

The real question is will we continue to at least strive for separation of Church and State or go down the slippery slope that leads ever closer to a Theocracy - which never had ended well in the entire history of mankind.

The word «salvation» is a slippery word in Scripture, and context must always be looked at to determine what the author is talking about.

While seemingly innocent at first glance, legalizing PAS will start us on a slippery slope that will not only take thousands of lives unnecessarily, but will exploit the poor, abuse the elderly and disabled, and ultimately devalue human life.

Yes arguing for homosexuality is at best a slippery slope, because the only parameters you can use to justify it could as well exist in other relationships which are likewise condemned by scripture.

Now at fifty - seven, she considers herself «still slippery,» although she prays that she will not backslide again.

Judgmentalism is at the top of a slippery slope that leads to legalism, and legalism is what happens when a group of humans decide that they know how to interpret God's law better than God.

I didn't grow up on hymns like some others, I grew up at the kitchen table of grateful baby disciples humming happy - clappy choruses of the renewal movement, so I sing into the cavern of the bathtub with my hair bound up and my hands slippery with soap, hanging onto the last few baby dimples that remain in our house.

If you are at all dubious about slippery slope arguments in this area, Smith's catalogue of real - life examples will cure your doubts once and for all.

With its assistance he can afford to relax a bit and let nature take its course, even at the risk of putting himself on the slippery slope to ignoble ease.

At this point a slippery but very important problem arises.

Barth has always loved to dangle the threatening figure of Feuerbach before anyone interested in the self, modern man, or despair, and to say, in effect, «Look out, gentlemen; if you leave my protection and go down the slippery path towards Bultmann or Tillich you will be unable to stop until you arrive at Feuerbach, who was at least honest in his atheism.»

One can say that the slippery slope begins at this point, and fridges full of children become a reality before we know it.

«Now» is a slippery word anyway, but it's as obvious as gravity so we do experiments on HOW we have arrived at «now» (although that's not really a huge concern in hard science and is better dealt with by mathematical theory.

I put some in a pastry bag and squeezed it out onto a plate and left it at room temperature for four hours, and while it gets very soft and slippery, it seems that it will work, as long as the cupcakes are super cool when I frost them.

Hannah — Oh yes, the pecan milk is coming, never fear;] And I suppose if I am to go to all the trouble of growing / drying / pureeing my own prunes, I ought to grind my own flour and press my own tofu while I'm at it... this is a dangerous slippery slope...

That said, this goes down a slippery slope because we expect defenses to relent at kneeldowns for safety purposes.

But he sprained his right ankle in the Volunteers» season opener and sat out last week's 13 - 3 win at Arkansas because a downpour made the field slippery.

Wenger merely admitted that he thought it would be difficult to persuade Alexis to stay beyong the period of his current deal which runs out at the end of the season, but we also know that Le Prof can be a slippery customer when it comes to dealing with the football media, so do not take it all to heart.

Hamilton tried to tackle the tight, slippery left - hand turn at pit entry, but slithered into the gravel trap and beached his car.

Following qualifying at the Shanghai International Circuit and the opening part of the race, which started in slippery and damp conditions, it looked unlikely Schumacher would win.

Lewis Hamilton also discovered this as he ran wide at Turn 10, put two wheels onto the super slippery Astroturf, and around he went.

In the race, that slippery Fernando Alonso got past him at the start, and from then on it was a race - long view of the McLaren rear wing.

They've been on a bit of a slippery slope but so have we, and playing at home today everybody got behind us, pushing us forward.

West Ham were struggling at the bottom of the First Division (and would ultimately be relegated in last place) and so this was as slippery as banana skin's came.

She may not like bathing at first, and you may find handling a squirming, wet and slippery infant a little unnerving as well.

Take extra care when driving, fix any loose steps or rails or slippery throw rugs at home.

We suggest an area with a large counter space, at a height where you'll feel most comfortable holding a slippery baby; so often, the kitchen is a great place to bathe your baby.