Sentences with phrase «than you display here»

Bob, you say::: I would think you would want to display a more compassionate and understanding disposition than you display here::::::: Bob, time may not permit you to do it, but could you give me an illustration of my uncompassionate disposition, and then how you would handle it.

fishon — «Bob, you say::: I would think you would want to display a more compassionate and understanding disposition than you display here::::::: Bob, time may not permit you to do it, but could you give me an illustration of my uncompassionate disposition, and then how you would handle it.»

But I do hope you understand, if you have any hope of attracting people to share your belief in your God, I would think you would want to display a more compassionate and understanding disposition than you display here....

I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure you have a little better imagination than you display here with the pathetic innuendo and attempts to distract from the reality of our current knowledge.

Not exact matches

Here is what I am trying to say — Christians, from my observations, do not display any attributes that are much different than non Christians.

I gave you far more intelligence than you are displaying here.

I feel truly sorry for your congregation — if you have one — if you have no better knowledge of the Bible than what you have displayed here.

Flowers go so much further than just displaying them in a vase and here are a few ideas on how to prolong your flowers and keep them aesthetically pleasing past their vase date.

We did visit a local school here and saw their «science fair» but it seemed to consist of rather basic projects with lots of printouts from the Internet and CD encyclopedias, with no research or experiments or anything other than a display that looked nice.

The charisma that helped make the first movie such a smash is back on display here, with Lawrence being even better than she was in the last outing, buoyed no doubt by the confidence that comes with an Oscar.

There is also a lot of wit on display here, with Maddin and his four co-writers deploying everything from jet - black humor to surreal silliness to pure and unadulterated goofiness and hitting their targets more often than not.

Younger clearly has a knack for visual storytelling and each of the performances on display here, with the supporting turns from Aaron Eckhart, Ciarán Hinds, and Katey Sagal standing strongly next to Teller's lead performance, are far more than competent and in fact add heavily to the overall arc these characters experience allowing them to not just remain stock characters.

The film's said to be a more comedic kind of picture than what we're used to from Mr. Washington (we've been dying to see him display his funny bones, especially with the gold - toothed get - up he seems to have going on here), and Wahlberg always fares well with that kind of dynamic, so this is potentially a pretty potent pairing.

With sequels, there's always a temptation to make the film more excessive than the original and such excess is on clear display here, undermining so many of the great elements of the original.

Not that the imagination on display here is up to the level of the J.K. Rowling books (which remain more vividly cinematic than all but Alfonso Cuaron's «Prisoner of Azkaban»).

There are a few tricks on display here too, though — the trailer has her repeating «If you touch me again, I'll die» over and over again, but since that's a line from «Marnie,» it's clearly Grace rehearsing rather than anything more sinister.

The Chain Gang (1930)(7:50) Like many of the earliest Disney cartoons, general antics are on display here more than a plot.

Bill Duke's film is based on a novel by Bishop T.J. Jakes, and like the previous screen Jakes adaptation, 2004's Woman Thou Art Loosed (directed by Michael Schultz), there is a lot more grit and realism on display here than most faith - based movies.

That being said, we still have to wait too long for its rewards, and of course, it loses the terrific boost it received by being joined with the remainder of Grindhouse (which remains far better than anything on display here).

No more is that fantasy put display than in the scene I have chosen to highlight here in which the main character gets up from her wheelchair, walks casually to the middle of all the adjoining hospital corridors, holds up her arms in front of her and proceeds to tear up the place with machine gun bullets she is imagining are coming out of her fingertips.

Theology, identity and feminism are all on display here — Lucifer mocks Dracula for living in the base, physical world, but the Count also appears more powerful than the Devil, whose ethereal existence relies upon belief and faith (a fascinating contrast that could be the basis of a whole series in itself).

Whitford, even more perfectly cast here than he was as a white - collar cog of The Cabin In The Woods, performs a tireless display of paternalistic smarminess, managing to slip a couple subtle variations on «boy» into a single two - minute stretch.

The bombastic, wastefulness on display here leaves you feeling detached from the movie rather than immersed in what should be a magical world.

The only thing that's missing is a full voice cast, but the brilliance displayed here more than makes up for any absent elements.

Here you'll find more photos of the outdoor display, as well as the content that our ninth grade students were able to tackle through project - based learning rather than textbook - directed learning.

This year, there were no less than 150 vehicles of all sorts tuned with DIY methods, displaying awesome creativity of car guys from all over central Europe, Sweden, and the U.K. Imports still have a strong following here with many Skylines, Mazdas, and American Impalas and Rams given some love.

4.5 - inch 480 x 800 Super AMOLED Plus display Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) NFC support, though compatibility with the forthcoming ISIS mobile payment standard is «to be determined» Category 24 HSDPA (42 Mbps) and Category 6 HSUPA (5.76 Mbps) for extremely fast HSPA + support — faster than any HSPA + phone currently sold in the US AWS plus 850 / 1900 MHz compatibility for support on AT&T's «4G» network if the merger succeeds Preliminary measurements place it at 5.16 x 2.76 x 0.37 inches — within a few hundredths of an inch of the Infuse 16 GB internal ROM, 1 GB internal RAM, external microSD up to 32 GB Here's where it outdoes the Infuse: it's quoted with a Qualcomm 1.2 GHz dual - core APQ8060 application processor, which is extraordinarily unusual for a Samsung — particularly considering the availability of Samsung's own multi-core Exynos line; it's paired with an MDM8220 modem processor 8 megapixel primary camera with flash and 1080p video capture, secondary front - facing camera Like the Galaxy S II, the Hercules won't have a dedicated HDMI port — it'll move high - def video over Micro USB using MHL [CellphoneSignal]-LSB-...]

Obviously, the big difference here is the Kindle DX's 9.7 - inch e-ink display (1,200 × 824 - pixel resolution), which technically offers 2.5 times more screen real estate than the Kindle's 6 - inch display.

He went on to say «here is our thinking, we can pretty much design a display with any dpi that matches the underlying TFT but current market demand for eSchoolbooks is 157 PPI (to keep the cost low) and less than 200 PPI for Wearables, we will pretty much make the displays to suit the application / customer need (assuming of course large enough volume).

But I'm here to tell you that visual reading experience with the new Paperwhite display is not just a home run, it's a walk - off grand slam, due to the combination of gorgeous hand - crafted font and font size choices, heightened resolution provided by 212 PPI pixel density compared with 167 PPI on previous eInk Kindles, and a patented new technology that distributes light far more evenly than we generally experience with ambient light and, in the bargain, allows for a vastly improved capacitative touch experience.

Other than the presence of advertisements, everything else about the Kobo Touch here is the same as the regular model, ranging from the 6 ″ E Ink display to the 1 GB of internal memory, not to mention full and unfettered access to over 2.2 million titles over at the Kobo e-book store.

It's lower resolution than the Nexus 7 and not an IPS panel, but the HFFS technology here does produce a wider viewing angle than found on the MeMO Pad's display.

• Amazon and Barnes & Noble display a different cover than that on the publisher's site, shown here.

An early version of the Samsung Captivate — the version of the Galaxy S that's coming to AT&T — has made its way into a New York City Starbucks, and Engadget give the phone a quick go.The body is obviously a little different than the Galaxy S that we've had our hands on (a couple times now, actually), but the 4 - inch Super AMOLED display certainly looks vibrant here.

The error of the Grayscale color is not too great at 4.34 (although it is a tad better than Samsung's other displays which were around 5 or 6) and the whites are bluish here as well; that is something manufacturers do to make the whites look more white, especially on AMOLED displays.

But even Samsung admits that a real - stripe RGB matrix is better than Pentile, for example here's some marketing image from Samsung showing how a non-Pentile display (the Super AMOLED Plus) is better than the pentile Super AMOLED:

The iPad's 2048 x 1536 resolution is a little higher, but it only bumps that # 339 tablet to 264ppi, so it's only a little sharper than the display you get here.

The smartwatch looks like it has an always - on display, as the screen is visible in this pic, but we can't see much more other than the time here.

Here's a loophole that may be of interest: Purchases of gift cards prominently displayed at the checkout of your grocery or drug store for use at other stores and restaurants (Circuit City, Sears, Outback, Home Depot, Gap, blah, blah, blah) are no different than buying a gallon of milk or a bunch of bananas — they are purchases made at grocery or drug stores.

Here you can check the weather for anywhere in the world and if you check the weather regularly (or more than 2 or 3 times a week) once you boot up your system it will display the weather for you area on the channel, you won't even have to go into the channel, and the same thing goes for the News channel in terms of world news that comes up on the ticker.

Upscaling is just a pretty way of saying that an inferior resolution image has been stretched across a higher resolution display with some bells and whistles in play to make it look nicer than it would if it was just plainly stretched, but that's not the case at all here.

The limit of grip has been demonstrated better in other titles, despite the physics model displayed here being more complex in construction than any other racing game available.

This is a relationship with violence I'm rather uneasy about: not showing the consequences of pumping bullets into someone, although games in general gloss over the full effects, is surely more dangerous than the make believe on display here?

Unfortunately, as this is a port of the 3DS title, the animated cut scenes are extremely blurry and as a result I found it really difficult to engage in or care about the story, instead finding myself battling to focus on what was happening rather than focusing on the terrible compression that is displayed here.

The price tag is a bit steep for the little amount of content that is on display here, but the game is so much fun to play that I ended up playing much longer than I really had any right to.

I can only display so many images (one per blog post), but if there are more than I can use, I'll favorite them on my Flickr page (you should add me as a contact there) and add a Flickr slideshow widget to the sidebar here so people can see my favorites.

On display here in a glass case with subtle lighting, Jean - Paul Riopelle's largest work was acquired by the Musée in 1996 and has been seen by more than 1.3 million people since that date.

Both emphasize the power of bodily positioning and gestures, although Pondick's works on display here are less explicitly emotionally laden and aggressive than are some of Bourgeois».

Yet he has gone for a decade at a time without an exhibition, and here he displays fewer than thirty works, not quite chronologically.

The Biennial also includes ceramic works by Sterling Ruby, John Mason, Shio Kusaka, and Pam Lins (in collaboration with Amy Sillman), and while the examples here are colorful and lustrously glazed, they serve the same conceptual purpose as the works mentioned above within the larger conversation the of Biennale — that is, they highlight the action of the artist's hand as works requiring dexterous skill in a world where such displays of manual proficiency are fewer and farther between than ever before.