Sentences with phrase «too much reference»

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It would complicate this paper too much to deal with all the theologies of liberation; so in this paper I shall limit the reference to Latin American liberation theology.

That is what is wrong with too much abstraction and particularly what Is wrong with jargon — it never makes any reference to concrete detail.

It may be that I have laid too much stress on the future reference of forgiveness, but I did not forget to insist that there can only be freedom for the future where there has been deliverance from my own particular past.

To say that inner cosmological orders are of a transdimensionable reasoning and outer cosmological orders are dependent upon the laws of inner cosmologies transdimensional referencing is too much to ration rationally isn't it?

(I might say in this context that I find Muray's apparent criticism of Hauerwas on the point that the latter focuses too much on Christianity's «internal criteria of truth without reference to publicly accessible criteria of common human experience and rational inquiry» (87) somewhat ironic.)

He lives and trains in the Bahamas for much of the year (which, if you grew up in Canadian winters, you would probably choose to do too); he goofs on his own form with Michael Jackson references; he unabashedly loves «his idol» Wayne Gretzky and Roger Federer and Taylor Swift.

So, while I might be reading too much into Cable's opinion that Lynch will have to «adapt» to how the offense «acts» while referencing their new - found «maturity,» it does call into question in my mind whether Lynch will be back at all.

After losing so much and nearly all the games that matter, we have not been converted to «Seabiscuit», who after being made to lose for too long in training other thoroughbreds, hankers for competition and will not take a loss when allowed to compete (kindly note reference is to alleged true story of American racing horse «Seabiscuit»).

Oh good golly, I was far too much of a dunce to get the reference (it's Shakespeare, isn't it??).

Because you can't have too much of a good thing, the assemblyman also went with the class warfare / anti-Wall Street reference, topped off with some good old - fashioned Tea Party bashing.

References to ordinary people were much more gender balanced, with women accounting for 46.8 per cent of individual citizens, although when you take into consideration that women account for a higher proportion of the electorate than men, this too might be viewed as problematic.

In a statement, President Dick Iannuzzi makes an oblique reference to Gov. Andrew Cuomo's criticism of the education system for costing too much money, but offering little in the way of success when it comes to test scores and other indicators.

... Senate Majority Leader Harry M. Reid (Nev.), House Minority Whip Steny H. Hoyer (Md.) and other Democrats appeared to reject the president's reference to the 1967 lines in his latest attempt to nudge along peace talks, thinking that he was giving away too much, too soon.

The motion in question, Mr Laws said, contains 25 references to NHS staff but only one to patients «and that argues that they ask too much of doctors».

(See Reference 3) One caveat: adding too much fiber all at once can cause bloating, gas and cramping, so up your fiber intake over a few weeks instead of all at once.

I also loved this dress too — but then I'd have way too much of the same print... and KS dresses don't come cheap (For size reference: I'm wearing a 0, which is my normal size.)

Which is not to say that Battleship isn't filled with them, just that they feel fresh because of things like the clever way in which the film references the original board game, or the way Jesse Plemmons takes a stock role — the sailor who talks too much when he's nervous — and adds just a few quirks that make him feel like a real individual.

Like a British variation on Team America, this loudly hilarious wartime romp pushes its parallel - reality scenario in some very funny directions, although it perhaps relies too much on postmodern pop - culture references.

There is no explanation for the numerous references to the titular Johnny Mercer tune and too much of its slower second act churns along without fresh ideas.

Ignore that it is probably the teensiest bit too twee of a means to open a movie — and also doesn't make much sense in so far as what they're referencing — and consider for a moment what could have been.

The story cleverly references Olive as a person, that perhaps cares too much.

If Green ultimately takes too much pride in his hipster references (however nostalgic I got seeing the 2001-esque United Artists logo that used to scare the bejesus out of me as a child, it's self - conscious whims like these that make Undertow sometimes feel superficially invested), the presence of the generally indifferent Bell has a neutralizing effect on Green's tendency towards the pedantic, and the director's championing of old - school values — his dislike of ADR, his fondness for found locations — once again inspires lonely but hearty cries of solidarity.

Literary references from Hawthorne to Silvia Plath and Mark Twain are poured on thick and while this reviewer welcomes some raunch and profanity, here the mix doesn't quite gel with the result a little too much resembling a female «American Pie».

Hardcore gamers: Obsessed nerds who spent too much time on a single game in order to win arbitrary tournaments without reward, according to casual gamers, or a person that plays games that are deemed to be good according to the person using this term, or a term of approval usually used in self - reference.

More objectively flawed is the Dolby Digital 5.1 audio: dialogue is mixed much too low (there's hushed and then there's inaudible), necessitating a boost in volume well past reference level, at which point Max Avery Lichtenstein's inventive score sounds intrusively loud.

Nominated for Best Animated Feature, Ferdinand is an enjoyable enough film, as far as ones with a bit too much focus on pop culture references and overly bright colors go.

In what became an unfortunate trend that continues to this day, the modern breed of animated features relies a bit too much on crude gags and up - to - the - minute pop - culture references rather than on a magical sense of eternal appeal — Shrek falls into that camp, and even a mere decade - and - a-half later, much of it feels dated.

Although Mistress America is very much a New York movie, full of references to couture, pop culture, boutique hotels (to Antigone and Faulkner, too), its comic centerpiece is a brazen assault on a country compound.

Without giving too much away, I found this unsettling because it's acceptable to be inspired by or make references to other works, but to borrow this heavily from something is a bit too brazen.

The rent - boy Lucky Leo is one caricature too far and Dave McSavage playing a bishop carries too much weight as a cultural reference to work alongside the more serious tones surrounding the role.

So children are being denied independent and guided reading time with texts of high interest and potential access and instead are handed texts that are much too hard (frustration level) all year long without ever being given the chance to grow as readers in their Zone of Proximal Development (pardon my reference to those pesky educational researchers like Vygotsky.)

Far from having to scratch for meaningful references, here was almost too much context — not least that provided by the open dihedral door to a Woking - flavoured alternate hypercar reality from which to measure and ponder the reach of the Weissach - spec 918's abilities.

I would much recommend picking this up in digital or print for easier reference points but it is definitely a listen I would recommend too.

Within the next two to three years just about all reference materials will be electronic — the reasons to do so are just too compelling, and the rapidity with which people are adapting and expecting electronic products is much higher than anyone expected.

This is a clear reference to widely held fears that handing too much control to Amazon will turn publishers into price - takers as Amazon dominates the market for digital content.

Estimates for non-fiction or reference books are not available as their complexity varies too much from one to the next, but we'll gladly provide a quote upon seeing the book.

Referring to different parts of the book, for example if there's a reference section or a map at the start is still too much of a faff - it's too easy to lose your place.

I wrote a separate post about this topic which I referenced at the beginning of this article, so I won't belabor the topic too much.

It is so awesome to see such an in - depth index investing article that references so much good information and helpful videos too.

The game also tends to rely a little too much on humour that references some current Internet trend or event, so in a couple of months a few of the jokes won't even be relevent anymore.

While I can understand that building upon the existing plot of Legacy of Kain could be nigh impossible, especially when trying to bring new fans to the series — the ending of Defiance would give them a fairly clean slate to build a new plot without referencing the past too much — perhaps a bit of fan - service here or there, or an odd remark — but generally, it wouldn't be too much work to take the existing world and make something fresh.

Green too references this v.tricky balancing act, noting with a hint of terror: «The actual name of the magazine has still not exactly gotten much easier to say without cringing somewhat, and that has not been helped by the less - than - stellar rollout of the entire GFW platform so far, but, hey, far be it from me to bite the hands that feed!

On the one hand the constant references can become too much, especially since they don't move past just being, «Hey, remember this movie?

Liberal references to the software industry also makes this a great game for any programmer who feels too much like Dilbert and has to let off some steam - preferably against hapless human victims;)

This could hinder your enjoyment of Darkside Detective, but I think that most of the exchanges and situations stand on their own well enough that most of these references can probably be ignored without taking away too much.

As mentioned recently, the scene with Isaac «Do you get the reference» Clarke trying to perform brain surgery on himself via eye - impaling technology is pretty hard to watch, but a lot of Dead Space leans a little too much towards action - spectacle to be genuinely scary.

Titled Unrealism — as much to indicate the show's focus on the heightened and surreal as to comment on the ubiquitous label «untitled», which serves as a lazy catch - all for work too of - the - moment to reference history, antecedents or fully thought - out ideas — the show was a not - to - miss tour de force, a revelation of the power of extreme figuration to elucidate the human condition — Tala Madani, Emily Mae Smith and Jonathan Gardner were among the standouts, with Jenny Saville, Richard Prince and John Currin among the 11 artists upholding the Gagosian brand.

I totally agree with her about using a photo as reference as I have learnt, through experience, that you can get too bogged down with detail so much better to do your own drawing first and simplify it.

The references wouldn't fit within the op - ed word limit without losing too much else that I thought needed to be said.

In the question I would avoid explicit reference to the precautionary principle — it is too much of a pre-wrapped bias (as a crutch or as a club) to hand a candidate.