Sentences with phrase «than life enemies»

Battle all - new versions of classic Super Villains as well as original, larger than life enemies while racing to save Manhattan.

That is particularly evident in the boss fights, which feature larger than life enemies and over-the-top weapons.

We want them to really feel the larger - than life enemies as they're exploring the expansive open world, combatting crime and collecting orbs.»

We want them to really feel the larger - than life enemies as they're exploring the expansive open world, combatting crime and collecting orbs.»

Not exact matches

Some desires are harder to overcome than others, especially if we believe the lies of the enemy that they are okay and we were born that way and it is our nature and we must live with it.

And I can recall quite a number of occasions when visiting men in hospital who had never previously been ill in their lives, being told that such a forcible withdrawal from life came to be regarded far more as a friend than as an enemy.

It would then be an attempt to convey in a vivid pictorial form the truth, or the belief, that self - sacrificing love is so supremely valuable that in comparison with it even death is of small significance; that although the enemies of Jesus won their victory over him, yet in retrospect his life has become a more potent influence than theirs, for his memory has survived as an inspiration and example for all men.

«WE HAVE THE VICTORY» For those struggling with thoughts of unforgiveness and attacks on the mind especially deceiving thoughts and doubts these are from satan in the word they are called fiery darts we are to quench those darts by faith so we need to read the word and believe that Gods word is true.We also have the victory over these thoughts because when we accept Jesus the holy spirit dwells within us so satan does nt have authority over us he can not rule what belongs to God he can only deceive.We can not defeat the enemy in our strength we need the holy spirit when we try and overcome him in our strength we struggle especially with our thoughs and in the area of sin.If you are having evil thoughts or doubts commit your way unto the Lord and let him fight your battle.Tell the enemy he has no authority over you that you are under the covering of Jesus Christ and when you have doubts memorise verses on faith ie greater is he that is in me than he that is in the world.The holy spirit is just like Jesus talk to him be friends with him he helps us to live like Christ and gives us the power to do it.We are overcomers more than conquerers through Christ who strengthens us.brentnz

Jeremy good message and quite relevant for today God is still looking at our hearts and motives for serving him or are we serving our own agenda as Jonah was.He did nt feel compassionate towards his enemies and who could blame him they had cruelly killed many Jews it was a question of life or death to his own people.The Jewish nation was no more deserving of Gods grace than the other nations that is revealed by sending Jonah to preach a message of hope and life.Ultimately God calls all by faith in him and is willing to be merciful to all nations and peoples that do not not deserve it just like us it is by grace that we all are forgiven.I am pleased that God is sovereign and knows whats best he is merciful to us.Our human nature is that it is better to kill our enemies before they can kill us and that is essentially Jonahs message that is why he struggled to be obedient to Gods will.Gods message is to forgive those that trespass against us and show mercy.Its complicated and it is natural to protect ourselves and our families from those who would seek to destroy them but ultimately its about trusting God with everything easier said than done.If it comes to a choice we will have to trust God and ask for his strength because we cant do it in ours.As Christ laid down his life for us are we ready to lay our lives and the lives of our families as a sacrifice for him.To me that is where the story of Jonah is leading to we have the choice to fight our enemies or to love them as God loves them.brentnz

that's all she wrote folks, no beautiful after - life for you while your enemies burn, no coming back in a next life as a butterfly... however some folks i've met would be lucky if they did come back as anything more than a roach.

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Definitions vary according to the size of the window that constitutes life, (when it starts and stops), its quality or relative value as measured by those in power, (i.e. slaves regarded as half - people, uncharismatic mutations, the sick and aged, outsiders, outlaws, enemies, militarily weaker populations with confiscatable possessions, those with «fates worse than death», et al), and whose lives, (responsibility for all of a wars» deaths might be attributed to the defeated).

If the military can develop a system for detecting ocean life's reactions to passing vessels, it could in theory monitor all the world's oceans for enemy activity — and do so more cheaply and effectively than with purely manmade sensors.

There is no greater enemy to your physical health than a negative self - image or living in a continual state of stress, and any program of self - improvement includes a regular program of relaxation and meditation to free the mind from tension, stress and anxiety.

Prophets of Rage — bringing together the sonic firepower of Rage Against The Machine, Public Enemy and Cypress Hill, with members Tom Morello, Tim Commerford, Brad Wilk, Chuck D, B - Real, and DJ Lord — closes Louder Than Life on Sunday after sets from Incubus, Rise Against, Stone Sour and more.

In fact, thanks to inspired new powers spawned from the mysterious Sheika Slate, puzzle - filled Shrines, brilliantly crafted enemy encounters, and a beautiful world brimming with life, the game's more familiar beats are better than ever.

A punch to the face by Freeman might not seem realistic and Mirren trotting rather than running for her life from enemy agents looks a little absurd, but for the sake of sheer entertainment, it's passable.

When their new next - door neighbors turn out to be a sorority even more debaucherous than the fraternity previously living there, Mac and Kelly team with their former enemy, Teddy, to bring the girls down.

He's more about force than strategy, more about strangling the life out of his enemies than simply defeating them.

The microphone is more interesting than it is necessary, but its ability to pinpoint enemies through walls or doors could save your life on the game's harder difficulty settings.

The rest of the story is fleshed out with mostly forgettable NPCs and a range of side quests — you'll solve criminal mysteries, be sent out to kill specific enemies, and help characters find what they need for recipes and artisanal work — that serve more as motivation to keep exploring the game's huge and captivating realms than meaningfully expand our understanding of this imaginative world or the people who live within it.

I certainly took a gamble by beginning the story in the way I did: chronologically, the book begins at the end of the story, so at this point we have no clear idea of why Glyver has felt it necessary to take the life of a completely innocent man, other than as a vaguely described preparation for the murder of his enemy.

Thrown together by an organization of enemies with global ties more dangerous than either of them realize, Mac and Emma must put aside their growing attraction for each other to save more than just their own lives.

The secrets are deadlier and his enemies are stronger than he could have guessed - but so is the woman whose life he'll risk his own to save.

But rather than seeing credit cards as an enemy of your budgeting efforts, consider all the ways your cards can actually help you to manage your financial life.

But many people in similar situations become fixated on seeing the enemy punished, and ruin their lives, focusing on punishing another, rather than doing good themselves.

It has become a frustrating fact of life that enemy worms in Worms games have a nasty habit of pulling off near - impossible shots, especially toward the end of the game, and in Revolution they seem to enjoy doing it more than ever before.

It seems that the N.Sane Trilogy isn't partial to masks and lives, because while we fared much better in Crash 2 than the original, we still reached a few points where we were constantly tumbling off edges or being spiked by enemies that had no business being able to reach us.

When Samurai Warriors and Omega Force are at their best, you are some real - life figure wielding a larger than life weapon, cutting swaths of nameless and the occasionally named enemy.

Enemies now give coins, rather than dropping them, when stomped, ground pounded, tail whipped, touched while invincible, or upon grabbing the Goal Pole, which itself gives coins depending on how high Mario lands on it (except the top, which gives an extra life).

The upgrades diminish when the player takes damage, adding even more incentive not to be hit by enemies than the fear of losing life.

Doing this costs you one CP per enemy, so make sure you save enough for her to do this at the end of battle, otherwise the enemies will come back to life stronger than before.

Furthermore, Halo 5 benefits from an abundance of game modes that fans faithful of the series will recognise such as Big Team Battle, SWAT, Slayer variants etc. 343 have gone even further than this and included yet another new game mode called Breakout which is brilliant fast paced game type featuring a while slew of maps exclusive to the game mode itself and consists of rounds where players have on life each and have to take the enemy team out ala Counterstrike.

In fact, thanks to inspired new powers spawned from the mysterious Sheika Slate, puzzle - filled Shrines, brilliantly crafted enemy encounters, and a beautiful world brimming with life, the game's more familiar beats are better than ever.

The AI was terrible, ignoring the fact enemies had less lives than you it again presented no challenge and was far too easy to use your sword three or four times to toss them away.

The secondary weapons have a limited shelf - life, but that never became an issue with me because I chucked them at enemies more often than I used them.

Terrain is much more vertical than before — assault your enemy from above, and deliver a flurry of blows while holding on for dear life!

Joined by your closest friends, you will take the wheel and experience a voyage like no other, travelling through the breath - taking world of Eos encountering larger - than - life beasts and unforgiving enemies.

Thrusting, sliding and ledge - grabbing open up a slew of new ways to escape enemy gunfire, and landing a Ground Pound or Spartan Charge on a real - life opponent is infinitely more satisfying than doing so on the AI.

This means the player has an incentive to plan each stage to bring all enemies together and kill them in one go to get more extra lives than they normally would, a sizable reward in such a fast - paced game.

Each mode has its own setup and goal, from earning as many points as possible in a single life, to defeating enemies by flying through gates, rather than using weapons.

Adding a Dead Space-esque dismemberment system to the mix kept combat interesting as I waded through the various enemies and larger - than - life bosses I encountered on my journey.

Some enemies drain more than just life — others sap magic, experience, and even strength.

Starman: The Starman will transform you into invicible Mario, who is invincible for a short period of time, enemies will stack up and if you beat more than five you'll get an extra life for each one defeated.

Overworld stuff makes the odd modern concession, such as having enemies visible and therefore able to be encountered or avoided at will, though the basic plod is much like any old Square Enix RPG — work from town to village, helping locals in well - disguised selfish acts that further your own ends far more than theirs, then pop into their houses and steal their life savings and underwear.

Because, as you can see in the pic above, Hudson decided to make their game a bit more frantic than your average platformer, and added a life - bar / timer, that winds down as your progress through the level, and drops even further down if you get hit by enemies (or stub your toe on rocks....

When the foster father of the heroine dies while fighting a demonic opponent that tried to reenter our world, the protagonist becomes the last living member of the ancient Demon Hunter order and the only person that can face the enemy who is now stronger than ever.

Usually, aside from farming them for health pickups, there's absolutely no reason to do anything other than avoid enemies for dear life while you find the next objective.

In 2011, nearly twenty years later, when Thomas Schütte returned to this motif, he enlarged the «enemies» to larger than life size.

These include making yourself smaller than a pixel, living in a military zone, or being «deleted» as an enemy of the state.