Sentences with phrase «such niggling»

Does its job colorfully and entertainingly, as long as you don't lean too hard on such niggling details as logic, legality and the laws of physics.

Such niggling uncertainties did not deter Dresser Industries Inc., which bid on SRC in late 1982.

Despite such niggles, Jaguar has done a fine job with the XE.

Not exact matches

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Try not to focus on the little things that niggle you about someone, such as the fact that you don't think they call you enough.

Not to mention the niggling fact that, in the face of The Sweet Hereafter's sure - footed feel for tragic desolation, The Captive resolutely doles out not one, but two giddily happy endings — both hug - laden reunions / endurance tests, shot in blandest TV - movie fashion, as though even Egoyan couldn't care less about such tidy resolution.

Even if you ignore the self - fellating pretension of such an exercise (not to mention Haneke's sad squandering of his own stateside momentum post-Caché), a small fact niggles.

While such trifles could be enough to upset the balance as happened in Ant - Man or Avengers: Age of Ultron or the unmitigated disaster that was Thor: The Dark World, it's a testament to the cast and the script that Captain America: Civil War can so effortlessly burst through its niggles like Cap launching himself shield first through a brick wall like it's tissue paper.

Or perhaps Ford deliberately chose Firth so he, the director, wouldn't have to worry about niggling little things like story and character, and could leave such nonsense to his more than capable star.

A niggle that will be familiar to any former or current iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S handset owners, due to the rather plasticy feeling glass backing of the Google Nexus 4, the Android 4.2 device seems intent on making an unwanted sliding exit when placed down on anything other than a perfectly flat, hard surface such as a desktop.

Other problems, bugs and glitches include such things as the text being faint and blurry in inventory menus, subtitles failing to match what's actually being said, the fact that your character sheathes his weapon every time you enter your inventory to chug a health potion, characters walking through each other and a host of other little niggles and oddities.

Such a foundation should make for the best Splinter Cell yet, but a poorly - told story and some gameplay niggles leave that crown on the head of Chaos Theory for now.

There are several small niggles such as sometimes sounds happen slightly after an event on first play — one presumes they are being loaded and then cached — and there are a few instances of slowdown in the big fighters like Samurai Showdown, but we are not talking show stoppers just jerks a judders really — the emulation is fairly spot on throughout.

Other niggles, such as having to go to your inventory, and selecting the key to open a door is a ballache.

Yes there are some niggles, but this is such a good and fully featured product at such an early stage in the beta cycle.

There are some niggles — such as minor build quality concerns, middling battery life, poorly - located speakers and far too much bloatware installed — but these are comfortably eclipsed by numerous positives.