Sentences with phrase «written about the excesses»

Yes, a lot gets written about the excesses of the startup office cultures.

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Pfund wrote: «we are gravely concerned about the unprecedented decision to impose significantly new charges on existing customers and reduce the value of the credit for excess generation.

LOL — I just finished writing a post, up tomorrow, about the excesses of the holidays!

I have been writing about the dangers of hydrogenated oils, high fructose corn syrup, MSG, excess sugar in processed food and other toxins in the food supply since 1996.

There's plenty of time to adjust your calendars: «If the excess length of day continues to be about 1.2 milliseconds, another leap second won't be needed for about three years,» Gross wrote in an e-mail.

We have written extensively about the detrimental role that excess dietary fat plays in the development of

You really «saved» me by talking and writing about how excess iodine can actually be harmful.

When its director, Douglas Sirk, said Written on the Wind was «a film about failure,» he hardly did justice to the way pent - up, unfulfilled sexuality spills onto the screen and into the visual excess that has come to be considered his cinematic s...

I once wrote a screenplay about a teenage girl with hypertrichosis (an excess of body hair) who performs in a human rarities show under the name Wolf Girl.

Having said that, often when an author writes about a place purely on the basis of research there are telling missteps or, more frequently, an excess of background information as the author attempts to squeeze every last interesting fact into the text.

If I hadn't recently written here about the excesses of hyperbole, I might have tossed in a few superlatives about Bill Elm and Woody Jackson's original music for RDR.

«Above all», he writes, «what must be emphasized about the New New painters is their painterly excess, even violence, with its virtually overwhelming sense of erotic richness and fatal energy, bringing in its wake a sense of sounding the depths of unconscious emotion - or rather, of a sense of self we only become fleetingly conscious of in ecstasy.

The case was dropped about a month later, but that didn't stop the New York Times from writing a story about packaging, its excesses, and efforts to reduce them, on Christmas day.The Sainsbury's case revolved around a type of meat on its shelves, called «Taste the Difference Slow Matured Ultimate Beef Roasting Joint,» sold in what a local authority called «excessive» packaging (vacuum - packed plastic on a plastic tray covered with a plastic lid and wrapped in cardboard) that is harmful to the environment.

As for the other irrational excesses of legal citation, I and others have written about them at length.

Such verbal excesses are counterproductive, he writes, because they raise questions about the lawyer's credibility and convolute the lawyer's arguments.

As I have no law practice to * flawg * (a term coined by Antonin Pribetic of The Trial Warrior, as far as I can determine) I can write about matters which interest me or indulge sardonic thoughts about the worst excesses of the legal profession through Muttley Dastardly LLP and....