Sentences with phrase «with novels»

It begins with the novels» authors explaining the origin of the book, then moves to the making of the film (casting an «A-list actor», action stunts, visual effects) and eventually the subject of faith prophecy.

They assume you are already familiar with the novels so they don't need to fill in all the plot details, and that in preparation for this cinematic event you have recently watched the past movies (especially Deathly Hallows - Part 1), which you undoubtedly have sitting on your shelf at home.

It starts slow, and a bit confusing for those not familiar with the novels, but builds to intensity, creating a taut, sinister spy story for grown - ups.

While I chose to read the novellas in line with the novels, this certainly isn't required.

Although the main character, Libby, is a little unlikable in my opinion, Gillian Flynn is always keeping you on your toes with her novels and makes you want more.

We'll supplement with novels: Song at the Scaffold, Death Comes for the Archbishop, etc..

I wonder if theologians ought to be teaching partly with novels.

Along with novels like The Catcher in the Rye, A Farewell to Arms and The Lord of Rings, the editors decided to include the Bible in their list of the most overrated books of «all - time.»

One day, a girl named Jessica made the connection between herself and a work of literature that most of us are fortunate enough to make in comfortable circumstances, as I did, say, with the novels of Charlotte Brontë in high school.

A Perth lawyer has come up with a novel approach that addresses two issues facing the law community — a lack of job opportunities for recent graduates and a funding shortfall for community legal centres.

For the next series of tests, the researchers added a twist: they had the subjects come up with a novel association between the words — say, throw in response to hammer.

Over at Gizmodo's deals site Kinja, writer Shep McAllister has come up with a novel way to sidestep Amazon's $ 20 Prime subscription increase.

We can come up with novel ideas.

This time I came up with a novel new plan: gather all the steaks and have them cooked for us at one restaurant, thus sparing the need to move, or clean up, or waste energy travelling when we could be drinking.

Our brains are wired to recycle ideas we've already heard from others, but you can learn to think independently, or to come up with novel ideas, with a few easy psychological tips and tools.

Together over the course of the past year, Uber and Lyft have spent up to $ 9 million in a vain effort to overturn the city's proposed safety measure, viewing Austin as an important test case in the broader struggle between local regulators and Silicon Valley upstarts with novel business models and global ambitions.

If, after reading all this, you find yourself wondering what steps to take to attract talent with novel twists on your benefits, both Luijke and Storn have some straightforward advice: Ask your employees.

That a passing bird dropping stale bread can neutralize a multi-billion dollar scientific facility comes as no surprise to anyone who has experienced delay on the Toronto subway — where flakes of snow can shut down the system for months — but two scientists have come up with a novel alternative theory for the disruption: time traveling terrorists.

Here are three strategies for entrepreneurs who want to shake things up by replacing existing processes with novel new ideas:

And the blurring of the lines between software and services will make it easier for all kinds of companies to be, in some fashion, software companies with novel value propositions.

«We do have business with these guys but on a totally different front, primarily down in the U.S. And here they came with this novel idea of handling the business up here.»

The unique research program began in 1966 with a novel idea by fisheries scientist Waldo Johnson.

Few weeks after the massive $ 500 Million Coincheck hack, the company has come forth with a novel excuse which caused the issue: Lack of experienced engineers.

In the early 1900s, department stores came up with a novel idea to help their customers pay for their purchases: Customers could...

ARTIS combines the advantages of its infrastructure such as the Proof of Stake consensus algorithm, with novel proposals in the blockchain space such as Plasma, Raiden and Sharding to solve for the two biggest issues that blockchain faces right now: sustainability and scalability.

This premium was the most ever for a medical drug acquisition greater than $ 500 million, and represents the length an acquirer will go to buy a company with a novel HCV fighter.

The company believes the drug is the first anti-depression drug with a novel mechanism of action in 30 years, and preparations for launch are underway now.

This is the second time HBO has picked up a BBC One adaptation of a Rowling novel, the first being with her novel Casual Vacancy.

When it does happen — when a group comes up with a novel interpretation that defies the church's historical and present teaching, it usually ends up becoming a small sect at best and heretical at worst.

Most Likely To Make You Feel Less Guilty About Curling Up on the Couch This Afternoon With a Novel: Enuma Okoro with «Read, Write, Worship»

Thus the divine experience is «always immediate, always many, always one, always with novel advance, moving onward, and never perishing» (PR 525).

Since his interest lies in the intrinsic value of each occasion as it might contribute to his own multiplicity, and not in the reduction of that value so that it might provide him with a novel decision, God in no way violates the subjective unity of the satisfaction he prehends.

The cosmos reveals itself as an adventure of continual experimentation with novel forms of order.

According to Whitehead, scientific laws state principles which are immanent in nature but which evolve concurrently with novel changes in the entities actually constituting the universe.1...

He followed that up a couple years later with a novel, The Devil all the Time, which won several awards including «Badass Book of the Month» from GQ.

I had sought to prepare the reader for this abrupt conversion with the novel's epigraph, a quotation, again from Julien Green.

It is reproduced and added to, by the new bonds of feeling with the novel actualities which transcend it and include it.»

Survival depends on our abandoning obsolete ideas and ideals and inventing creative new ways to deal with the novel situations which the future is rapidly thrusting upon us.

Both seek, not always successfully, to reconcile the conventions of the classical detective story with the novel of social realism.»

A case can be made that, in their rejection of authoritative tradition, in their fascination with novel spiritualities and high - tech expertise, and in the assertion of a right to control their lives and deaths, the suicides of Heaven's Gate exemplify the «mainstream faith» of the Times» editorial page.

Reversion replaced some concept derived from the past with a novel concept.

She started, unfortunately, with a novel (the only novel I've written), and later wrote me a very nice note thanking me for the lunch and saying she had read the book but would like to have more «added on» to it.

Ambiguity ceases for an instant in the coming to be of a novel occasion with its novel layer of sediment and immediately is regenerated as that occasion perishes and yet remains as superject.

The wisdom of [God's] subjective aim prehends every actuality for what it can be in such a perfected system — its sufferings, its sorrows, its failures, its triumphs, its immediacies of joy — woven by rightness of feeling into the harmony of the universal feeling, which is always immediate, always many, always one, always with novel advance, moving onward and never perishing.

According the author, there is a lack of discussion about Whitehead's view that scientific laws state principles which are immanent in nature but which evolve concurrently with novel changes in the entities actually constituting the universe.

The exercise is intended to help people to see the familiar in new contexts, by juxtaposing the ordinary familiar meanings with novel associations: thus Camel filters are juxtaposed with the rich man who wanted to get into the kingdom of heaven, and the ad reads: «This is the one to try.»

God is at work in every life providing it with novel aims at every turn, and Jesus was profoundly sensitive to this.

It's hard to come up with novel jam combinations, it seems they have all been done by now.

Hannah Kaminsky of Connecticut - based BitterSweet came up with the novel idea of adding salty - acidity with a copious amount of sauerkraut juice.

I like the book's concept — use less meat in recipes and replace it with novel ingredients to make them healthier without having to completely eliminate meat altogether.