Sentences with phrase «with prattle»

You get fine well on with fools as evidenced with the prattle that you post.

Jack is shy and doesn't contribute much, and Connie nervously fills the void with prattle.

Similarly, when Buscemi's character tweaks Stormare's as a «smart guy,» the roles have been reversed post-Miller's Crossing, with the prattling Buscemi filling in for Tom Reagan and Stormare inheriting the lethal mantle of the Dane.

Not exact matches

Prattle uses a machine - learning algorithm to give each Fed communication a score, with a positive score providing a hawkish sentiment, and a negative score a dovish sentiment.

He diminishes the commitment of First Things with his whining prattle.

At work, in restaurants, with husbands or with wives, we warm them in our hands, their prattle low and light against our thighs.

With hypnocrites like this it's always chin up, nostrils flared and eyes wide shut so why miss out on good TV instead of listening to prattle?

Get a grip on the idea that the good comes with the bad, and no amount of prattling by an arrogant uber - Christian will change anyone's mind.

prattling on with your well written and scientifically supported ideas disproving creationalism.

Get a grip on the idea that the good come with the bad, and no amount of prattling by an arrogant uber - Christian will cahnge anyone's mind.

Instead he plays juvenile games and gallops around the country offending non-Xtians with his banal prattling pretending to be God's gift to (evil) angelism.

He insists in his sunny prattle that he is «a mere child,» while he is fact a grotesque parasite: a colossal tick, a leech, a tapeworm with a taste for Mozart, who, it turns out, is childlike in his pursuit of pleasure, but shrewd and willful in his studied neglect of responsibility.

You simply repeat the prattle you have been raised with because you are too fearful to think critically.

Be gracious with your answer), and left unchecked, I could prattle on and on and on with deconstruction of the entire text.

And I'm sort of tempted to say that it's unhelpful to have Blond prattling about authoritarianism: he brings along so much excess baggage that those with genuine concerns in this area are likely to be swamped by his concomitant jibberish.

Stuart, I agree with your points - but I'd find it easier to credit Blond with the same insights if he hadn't just been in the USA prattling on about the terribleness of «rights - based societies».

However, Mr Prescott dismissed the claims as «press prattle on a political agenda», telling BBC One's Politics Show: «Yes of course I am satisfied with it [the inquiry], as much as I know about it.

Every dog is entitled to one bite about «angry people with Facebook pages» but this political dog writing angrily on his own Facebook page should perhaps be given a quick inguinal kick that hopefully might rattle his prattling brain.

Prattling is not the issue with me.

Nothing is more unattractive than prattling on and on about the problems in your past relationship because you've not dealt with negative emotions.

This feels like a movie that was grown in a petri dish — poked and prodded with all manner of overcooked symbolism and thesis statements, but fatally absent the genuine human emotions about which it incessantly prattles on.

A menacingly good evening, with Zoë Wanamaker sublime as the prattling, over-motherly boarding landlady.

Group therapy hardly helps with such a ham (Levinson wryly never shows us the other patients, while Pacino prattles on and on) and Skype sessions with his therapist (Dylan Baker) are sabotaged by the actor's own admission that if he sees a camera, he can't help but perform for it.

The film ultimately belongs to Riggan, who suffers repeated humiliations (learning a drunk Carver probably wrote a prized note, having to wander Times Square in his underwear after a mishap with a stage door, and getting a lambasting from Lindsay Duncan's cruel critic) while the voice of his movie alter - ego prattles in his head about the actor's failures, and Keaton, whose performance finds the right balance between longing determination and outright insanity.

Forget the xenophobic prattle we've all heard; most French people are actually quite enamored of things American — which likely has something to do with two centuries of shared national founding principles.

My wife was the main breadwinner during my unemployed years where I prattled about writing stuff, with no idea if it was ever going to pay off.

These lamentations by Rubinstein and Schjeldahl — and there are many examples by other writers I could have given — about painting's fallen status, its descent from Olympian greatness, remind me of people who preface everything with, «back in the good old days» or prattle on about how «you can't paint like Rubens» anymore, as if that is what the world needed most.

Presale prattle had been concerned with how green was a «difficult color.»

Node Center for Curatorial Studies is pleased to present «Frank Prattle», an interview style radio show / podcast run by the artist Zefrey Throwell to have a conversation - over-coffee with two Berlin curators and participants of the coming exhibition «Based in Berlin», Joep van Liefland (Autocenter) and Axel J. Wieder (Pro qm) at the Node Center of Curatorial Studies, Waldemarstr.

That this is accompanied in webby's case by prattling, preening and incompetence outside the ambit of any rational science at all — along with the obligatory smarmy sneers — seems par for the course for space cadets more generally.

More pointless insider prattle that most «skeptics» here conform to with little dissent.

Instead of prattling and preening like a hyperactive penguin about how courageous and scientific you are — why don't you just come back with a result?

Interviewees who launch into lengthy explanations, pummel their interviewer with questions, or feel compelled to fill any silences with irrelevant prattle could later become the employees everyone seeks to avoid.

«I hear myself prattling on with negative crap and her loaded silence shuts me up.»