Sentences with phrase «so much screen»

Our initial impression from the IPS display is that the colours are nice and vibrant, but with so much screen real estate, there's not quite enough brightness to keep things punchy in strong sunlight.

The limiting factor, as the company described it, wasn't so much the screen tech (which delivers the improvements we're discussing today), but physical constraints of the handset as a whole — specifically, how a thinner G3 bezel would have necessitated covering the panel with thicker glass, as well as impacted the phone's ability to stand up to accidental drops.

It is hard to do all of this though when you can't always see what is going on because so much screen is dedicated to the UI.

Knock On is one of my favorite smartphone features ever, and QSlide functions amazingly with so much screen real estate.

I like the new look but am disappointed it takes up so much screen space, is there an option to scale down the interface so it's not as intrusive?

Our initial impression from the IPS display is that the colours are nice and vibrant, but with so much screen real estate, there's not quite enough brightness to keep things punchy in strong sunlight.

They successfully reintroduced Spidey, and with only so much screen time, they have us now impatiently waiting for Holland to get the chance to star in his own movie.

So much screen time is spent heavy - handedly setting things up, but nothing ever comes of it.

While Magnolia runs three hours, Anderson still has only so much screen time to divide between its large canvas of players, and it's a testimony to his writing and directing skill and the ability of the actors that everyone comes across as a fully - realized human being.

7R: In an interview, Cillian Murphy and Timothy Spall talked about how acting in this film was full body acting, unlike so much screen work which is largely in the close - up.

Rarely is an elaborate three «clank» door lock given so much screen time, visually and aurally.

We're glad your working through some stuff, Marjorie, but it's a tangent that's given so much screen time that it threatens to engulf the main plot.

Co-writers Nic Pizzolatto («True Detective») and Richard Wenk (The Expendables 2) devote so much screen time to Denzel and Pratt that we never much get a feel for what makes the other characters tick.

... But Cunanan's just not interesting enough to support so much screen time, especially because we don't really get to understand what makes him tick until the story's nearly over.

Because so much screen time is relatively new, most people don't realize that the vibrant light is causing them problems.

Psychologists are fretting about what so much screen time is doing to our kids.

Not exact matches

Legend has it that author Ken Kesey hated the big - screen adaptation of his beloved novel so much that he refused to watch it.

Technology has changed the way we work so much so that we now spend more time sitting in front of computer and video screens than ever before.

And why is too much screen time so worrying?

Apple's 10.5 - inch iPad Pro has a slightly bigger screen than the original and so much power you'll think you're using a laptop.

And that's no accident since we invest so much time and effort in screening and interviewing people to ensure they are smart, capable, and a culture - fit all in one.

There's only so much real estate on the screen of their smartphones, and only so much tapping and swiping they can comfortably manage.

The absence of an anchor feels not so much radical as a little distancing (especially with off - screen voices that haven't yet learned the network - newsreader trick of putting the EMPHASIS on the right WORDS).

Online stores can only do so much to give customers an interactive experience, since they're limited by a screen.

The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, the latest of the Narnia Chronicles to hit the big screen, is not so much a children's story as a film about growing up... More

On the other hand, passengers and their luggage are screened head to toe, shoeless, belt-less, X-rayed and patted down for everything from aerosol spray to contact solution, so it doesn't seem like asking too much to make sure no scorpions enter the flight.

It's one thing to say it, but it's another thing to actually show mental health as being a regular, ongoing part of people's lives, and that's why on - screen representation matters so much.

Many people seem much more willing to express opinions when they can do so anonymously, and they are more willing to speak when they see evidence on the screen that they are not alone in their views.

These here are Christ's own words: But it seems that so many don't think much about what they mean, because they rather seek to get their faces on the big screen, loving the flattery and cheering of the ungodly... They have their reward!

One of the major functions of Buddhist disciplines is to free us from this habit or screening out so much of the world as it is.

The same stupidity prevailed after 9/11 when turban wearing Indian - American Sikhs were physically attacked in the streets because they looked Muslim, and when Muslim communities were subjected to increased state surveillance, extra airport screening, extrajudicial renderings of innocent people to torture chambers, racial profiling, and the heinous crimes committed against innocent Muslims everywhere by the US Military without so much as an expression of regret and remorse from the American public.

How it actually works: Literally, just like your smart phone — except with a much, much smaller screen (so tiny fingers are a plus).

If Christians believe that the church and the worship it offers to God ought in some ways to counter the norms and practices of the surrounding culture, then what does it mean that after spending so much of our time each week in front of computer monitors, cell phones, and sports bar TVs, we come to church on Sunday and happily position ourselves in front of the biggest screen of all?

Almost can smell it through my laptop screen I just posted a pics from MALIBU FARM in L.A. on my Blog, it would mean so much to me if you would have a look!!!

I am making it part of my screen saver photo collection I love it so much!

Especially during semester when you spend so much time indoors working or staring at some kind of screen.

Not with all the commercial hoopla of people rising before dawn the day after so they can shiver in dark parking lots to be in line for some amazing - never - to - be-offered-again deal on a big screen TV, thank you very much.

It means so much to hear people like it after all this time behind the screen working away at it:) Maybe this is the feeling people get when others tell them their baby is beautiful?

I think what would make them better is if you put them in the fridge before you baked them so they retain their shape more and stay a thicker cookie, rather than going splat, much like I imaged my computer screen earlier.

I haven't really played with skilled big men before, so coming off screens and getting free to shoot was much easier.

So, yeah, you could take the guy who racks up a bunch of pancake blocks and who looks good running out to block defensive backs on wide receiver screens, but you had better be damned sure that guy can actually pass block or none of that other shit will matter much in the long run.

+ How Covington acquits himself defensively against an ultra-elite wing threat (and if he can maintain his hot shooting while expending so much energy on the other end) + Our team defense (especially on the perimeter) + Jah making himself a net - positive vs. Zaza + Our mental toughness response to a patented Golden State Run ™ + TJ's offensive QBing vs. GS's team defense + Dario's composure against a professional irritant + Justin Anderson and his steel pipes finishing with a 1 0 - 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 line (that would be one foul and one corresponding turnover when he subs in and immediately knocks Draymond into the second row with a happily illegal screen and gets subsequently ejected.

Not only does it look so much faster than traditional onboards (even at these slow speeds) but watching it, you can almost feel the wind and the rain and the cold coming right out of the computer screen at you.

I hate Mourinho, I hate he's attitude, I hate he's dropped lip when he does interviews, in fact I hate him so much I turn him off every time he appears on the screen but him and Piers are 100 % right.

Now I can plug this leak and take value on the overs when the value is there (one exception)-- I had under 46 on the famous «Mark Henderson snow plow game» in New England in the early 1980's which ended up 3 - 0, when the TV came on there was so much snow on the screen you thought it was «white inteference» or the like on TV - One fond memory - but thanks again for shattering that myth.

Little did I know 20 years later when I'd be in the industry really, really working, green screen and special effects would have become so much a part of the industry, that those classes were some of the most important classes that I took.

I was lucky enough to attend an advanced screening for media this past Saturday, and my three year old son adored it so much that he asked to see it again on opening night.

I am not following @Coach on twitter:) p My screen name is @tabmccausland thank you so much for this giveaway the purse is AMAZING!

There are some movies that you love so much on the big screen that you can't wait to repeat the magic at home.

Screenings (the privilege to see it before it releases) send me over the edge and now I cram «makeover» in the heading... so much goodness to contain.