Sentences with phrase «takes fewer liberties»

Given its pedigree, «Sgt. Stubby» takes fewer liberties than some fact - based war movies.

by Bill Chambers Despite its streamlining of the particulars, Walt Disney's feature - length Cinderella ultimately takes fewer liberties with the source material (chiefly, Charles Perrault's «Cinderella, or The Glass Slipper») than almost any of his other animated fairytales.

The California Avocado Bruffin takes a few liberties with the venerable BLTA (brioche, sundried tomatoes, cheddar cheese), but delivers bacon - avocado satisfaction for the grab - and - go crowd.

I took a few liberties with this sauce and you can too.

i will say that i took a few liberties with the spice / cheese mix (i used the parmesan but also added some sharp white cheddar, i used the flour and the scallions but since i don't like thyme i just used my penzey's fox point seasoning) and i baked it in my little 7 × 10 ″ ikea glass casserole dish because i don't have any cake / pie pans.

Ok, so he's taking a few liberties with track limits, but the man has been to space, so we'll let him off.

For instance, if we searched for e i, we would find the three documents five, eight, and nine — in other words, those documents that contain both the letters e and i. (Note: We've taken a few liberties in describing how Google works.

I took a few liberties:) Here are the changes I made.

Ok, so I took a few liberties with that one!

But you're different — even casually seeing someone means you can take a few liberties with your time.

It doesn't take a classics scholar to notice that the wily brothers have taken a few liberties with their source.

Obviously, Fuchs» anachronistic screenplay takes a few liberties, such as in setting the story during World War II, well after the source material was already written.

The English subtitles take a few liberties, especially when the four - letter word «puta» is flying around.

Ray Bradbury wrote the book Something Wicked This Way Comes in 1962 and two decades later, this screenplay adaptation, which took a few liberties to make things more cinematic.

That's an odd disparity, considering that The Disaster Artist is mostly faithful to its source material, but percentages aside, Franco does take a few liberties with the story.

While Melfi takes a few liberties with the source material, mainly for dramatic effect, it's handled so gracefully that you don't really notice.

I'm able to take a few liberties in the slower sections, but even here, this Corvette feels so well - planted that I have no reservations about switching to Race mode, which minimizes electronic intrusions.

I created several of the ancillary characters, and took a few liberties with members of the royal family.

Note I've taken a few liberties as not all companies are headquartered as indicated (e.g., Google isn't based in Seattle but they have a great dog policy!).

The presentation may be pixel - art perfection, but Tiny Barbarian DX is not afraid to take a few liberties with the retro - gaming aesthetic.

The movie source material had taken a few liberties with the Street Fighter universe and was panned by the critics.

However, we have taken a few liberties to help continue bringing New San Francisco to life.

Earlier last year, following an article reviewing 6 (also alarmist) books on the environment including Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth, Nicholas Stern's report, and George Monbiot's Heat, we discovered that, inconveniently, May had taken a few liberties with the facts himself, citing a single study, referenced in the Stern Report to make the claim that» 15 — 40 per cent of species «were vulnerable to extinction at just 2 degrees of warming, and that oil companies were responsible for a conspiracy to spread misinformation, and prevent action on climate change.

In order to achieve this level of white - glove service, Amazon has to take a few liberties with your personal space.

So anyone who claims to know exactly where BTC will end up is at least taking a few liberties.

Not exact matches

Carnal - val seems to take more than a few liberties with getting the sin out before lent, though depends on the celebrant.

This process may take a few years, but the end result is worth the liberty and freedom that both the church and the pastor experience as a result.

A few states have already taken action to address religious liberty concerns raised by same - sex marriage:

I took the liberty of changing a few things around and used what was on hand: Bob's Redmill Almond meal, fortunately the texture is excellent, 1/2 cup roasted & mashed Delicata Squash, one tablespoon of Ghee, one tablespoon of Coconut oil instead of 1/4 cup, substituted Hemp Seed for Flax meal and Volia!

This is the perfect way to use up your leftover Hannukah challah... and of course, even though it was for my sweets loving fiance, I still took a few cook tush liberties to lighten it up a bit.

We actually took a few other liberties with this recipe, in addition to the store - bought chops.

A few years earlier two supervisors at a similar sports camp took sexual liberties with three young women in their charge.

It should still be good enough for somewhere on the first few rows, but he takes ridiculous liberties with the kerbs at the final chicane and spins, somehow keeping his car out of the wall of champions.

We have taken the liberty of mentioning a few of the prominent tips which are destined to help a great deal while dating a vegetarian.

We've taken the liberty of compiling a few tips to guide you in the right direction once you have found your perfect match.

However, artist, smlshin, took the liberty of adding a few faces who have yet to appear in the MCU.

There are a few liberties he has taken and some things omitted to keep the story flowing,... Read more

In order for that message to come across in a meaningful way, a few liberties are taken with the material in the pursuit of an overall message of never giving up hope that people are out there whose mission it is to make sure people are safe, whether it be police officers fire fighters, or military personnel.

The details of these accelerative programs are true in all respects, and they are being undertaken by Australian students as we speak, but I've taken the liberty of changing the children» names and replacing them with names with which you'll become well familiar over the next few days (the keynote speakers at this conference).

I took the first few minutes to have a good look at the full length GP circuit, but that turned out to be a liberty.

With no battery case, Amazon has taken the liberty to roll out a few new options.

The journal mostly sticks to the established storyline, although it takes a few creative liberties here and there to flesh out some details (not to mention the surprising plot twist at the end).

Obviously, they took liberties in changing and inventing certain things, but the long tedious process and hard work paid off in spades — and even after four games, the designers still found a few ways to make the climbing, puzzle - solving and action moments feel fresh.

The Abundant Artist team has taken the liberty of adding a few quotes as well to help inspire you in your journey.

I'm told the competition is still selecting judges, so I'm taking the liberty of offering up a few suggestions of people I'd like to see participate.

Years before the Founding Fathers gathered in stately halls and meetinghouses to shape what would become the Declaration of Independence, the seeds of liberty had been planted and nurtured in a far more humble setting — beneath the branches of an elm tree.Just a few short years after the arrival of Puritans to the New World, when the land was yet untamed, an elm tree sapling took root.

They might be unknown to many of my younger colleagues, so I'll take the liberty of naming a few (without details of their distinguished careers): McGill's Marianne Scott had just recently been appointed National Librarian of Canada; Diana Priestly was just finishing her tenure as founding Law Librarian at the University of Victoria; Balfour Halévy, Osgoode's founding Chief Law Librarian, was still in charge at Osgoode and leading the charge nationally; Tom Shorthouse was centre - stage at the University of British Columbia (and wherever there was a piano); Edmonton was doubly - blessed with Lillian MacPherson (passionate about both women's studies and Iceland) at the University of Alberta and Shi - Sheng Hu (reluctant to discard superseded loose - leaf supplements) at the courthouse; the dynamic duo of Denis Marshall (at Queen's University, always so kind and supportive) and Denis Le May (at Laval, always so full of spritely humour) was in full swing; Ann Crocker was hard at work at the University of New Brunswick (though she hadn't yet been awarded the Order of Canada) as was Guy Tanguay at Sherbrooke; while Vicki Whitmell was re-inventing the law firm library at Osler.

In light of the upcoming law library conference season (notably including the Canadian Association of Law Libraries conference — CALL 2011 — next week), I am taking the liberty of sharing a few reasons why I see conferences as essential to law library staff.

But recently some third - party apps have been found taking a few more liberties than they should, like a HAL 9000 in your pocket.

Akira Toriyama took some creative liberties with Yuji Horii's original Dragon Quest XI character concepts, while an hilarious glitch videos shows a few funny moments in development.