Sentences with phrase «substantial thing here»

A paltry offering of bad - looking archival interviews is, sadly, all Echo Bridge shelled out for: a half - hour chat with Jude Law that appears to have been shot in somebody's poorly lit basement is the most substantial thing here by some margin, which is saying something; Willem Dafoe looks so confused during his talk that it isn't clear if he even remembers what film he's there to discuss.

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If you listen to the tenor of investment strategists here, the basic message sounds a lot like what we heard in the late 1990's: stocks may not be priced to deliver strong returns on a sustained basis, and there are substantial risks in the longer - term picture, but for now, things seem to be going well and so there's no need to be defensive just yet.

First things first: sign up for Exmo here to get in on the referral bonus, which pays a substantial bonus when you inevitably tell your friends how much you love it.

He'd taste things here and there, but nothing substantial.

Here's the thing... it's EXTREMELY tough to build substantial muscle while keeping lean.

The principle of healthy parental romances lends itself here as well: a substantial, loving association is a great thing, while neediness and addiction are not.

Since there are a substantial amount of titles in this week's deals, which is always a good thing, we're here to bring you the highlights.

They do things here and there, but their impact isn't as substantial as the Disney characters.

While its campaign isn't the main draw here - although it's a substantial improvement on the one contained in Battlefield 3 - the game's online mode is a thing of beauty.

The relationships that he has built here since 2006 are substantial, and a curator of his depth and ability is a beautiful thing on the open art world market.

Having already been whacked with costly lawsuits from wind farm neighbours — in one case a court awarding Dkr 500,000 (A$ 93,439) in compensation for the substantial reduction in the value of the plaintiffs» home, caused by incessant turbine noise (see our post here)-- the Danish wind industry has resorted to the wholesale destruction of homes in order to carpet the country in even more of the things.

With substantial prods from the EU, things are now better off for claimants, though recent reforms have sought to put further obstacles in the way of claimants: see my post here.

I challenged readers here to tell me one thing that we collect or publish that has anything real or substantial in regards to privacy.