Sentences with phrase «to unravel something»

So in the near term, executive actions are likely to continue, as are efforts to unravel them in court.

How do we truly unravel ourselves from our jobs, knowing where one ends and the other begins?

Actually, «ambitious» might be an understatement: This book is so complex that there's an app to help unravel it.

«There's knowledge inherent in these diseases, and we can unravel it if we can bring the right thinking to it,» she says.

Each of them has a fault that will unravel them into bust territory and each of them have one or two improvements to make to put them in consideration for a franchise QB.

Casual Connect understands the importance of these areas to developers and will be unraveling them at their upcoming show in November.

The characters are very complex and Claire's story is sad as it unravels

«There's a complicated network and you can't unravel it until you realize what is going on with these particular cells, so the geography is very important,» said Turgeon.

Researchers in the Dong Lab followed circuitry paths from beginning to end in the same way someone might pick up a ball of yarn and slowly unravel it.

Cooking does «denature» protein (essentially unraveling it's structure), but you still get the same amino acids, therefore the nutritional content (and health benefits) remains unchanged.

As the threads of each life seem to unravel I found myself thinking that maybe the outcome of our decisions is what is ordained, how we get there is not.

Along the way they encounter Kitty (Kelly Wenham) and Lulu (Georgia Groome), two girls who seem rather too interested in Jim and Alex, as the plot unravels it becomes clear that Kitty and Lulu have a mission of their own, and it's not pretty.

It really unraveled me that this family didn't stay.

I think I keep feeling the Lord unravel me in a different way and grow up my insides.

Its very sad to see all of these event unravel themselves.

By not responding to violence with more violence, but simply taking the violence onto Himself, the infinite spiral of violence unravels itself upon the scarred and bloodstained back of God.

Karen Barski found swaddling to be a tedious pain - in - the - butt procedure that always ended up with her daughter unraveling herself in the middle of the night.]

I have been trying desperately to go back to my easy going, unflappable self, but seriously, something about a two and half year old insisting on licking, every object on this planet unravels me more quickly than anything I have ever known in my existence.

One step toward unraveling it would be to develop better tools to measure boredom.

Years ago a client was smart enough to get in a cab with a plastic round brush stuck in her hair, but it took two assistants a couple of hours to unravel her out of the brush, she cautiously warned.

Avoid the judgements and unnecessary prior knowledge, and just let the date unravel itself in a natural way as you get to know each other.

Perhaps it is not so much the narrative arc, but how it is told... There are merits to the time travel fun which means that interesting plot points unravel themselves, keeping the audience guessing until the very end.

But what the film does, with a touch as masterly and as discreet as Reynolds's own, is to take its subject and, as the title might suggest, gently but firmly unravel it.

As Blue Ruin unravels we discover that Wade Cleland Jr., the man responsible for his parents» untimely end, and subsequent bereavement and mental anguish, is being released from prison.

The longer they stay in the house, the more the awful past of the residence unravels itself and the evil spirit that lurks around them threatens the well - being of the children.

The film turns around and around on itself, but is sleekly plotted enough to tie up all the loose ends so you can still unravel them and feel satisfied.

I want to move the reader from the current «death point» and to focus on unraveling them from current conditioned lifestyle that comes down to poor existence, irrelevant if they are wolf or sheep.

Dr Baird's own words, «And so the story unravels itself.

Give your puppies and dogs rawhide strips, sticks or batons (avoid knotted bones unless your dog unravels them) to keep their mouths busy with safer items.

Not only was I taken by the excellent horror set pieces in the first game, but the story that unravels itself by the end is among the best I've ever played.

The main gallery space is lined with low hanging paintings and a few knotted, webbed sculptures who unravel themselves to the floor.

Well specific species like tuna have nearly gained the status of charismatic megafauna, and efforts to protect thier stocks are worthy in concept, the truth is that the entire ocean is becoming depleted, and who knows how close to the networks unravelling we might be?

«I had never seen as complicated a case as this, and Brent unraveled it,» Wilfried Niederkofler, who hired Clinkscale, tells South Carolina Super Lawyers.

Knowing the places to go scouring for free letter templates is one of the easy ways to stay comfortable and have somewhere to run to should the unexpected unravel itself.

Yoshi himself is an adorable knitted doll, able to unravel himself at any time and morph into new shapes.

It certainly could have been either, for few breeds have such a straightforward history tangled into knots so fouled that many of its own fanciers can't unravel it.

There's knowledge inherent in these diseases, and we can unravel it if we can bring the right thinking to it.»

Evans says that his character will «slowly unravel himself» for the audience to better grasp his background and family history.

It is a fascinating story with many aspects to it including the cliques and peer reviews you mention Steve McIntyre has been deconstructing Mann's theory graph by graph, proxy by proxy, formula by formula Heavyweight statisticians like Wegman are now getting on board and the theories are starting to unravel We find ourselves at a very interesting stage in the theory of Global Warming

Judy Chicago made menstruation the subject of her Red Flag (1971) and Menstruation Bathroom (1972), while Carolee Schneemann created provocative performance pieces such as Interior Scroll (1975), in which she read from a scroll while unraveling it from her vagina.

Fourth, in trashing the Iran deal and threatening to unravel it, not only is Trump courting a second major nonproliferation crisis but he is putting a negotiated solution to reduce the North Korean threat even further out of reach.

What becomes of the political animal when politics seeks not to meet his ends but to unravel them — not to serve him but to remake him?

It would take another article twice as long to unravel it.