Sentence examples for ballast of the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cusack says: "Laura has to be the ballast of the film.

But this view dimmed as a new idea took hold in the late 19th century, backed with the ballast of the most advanced scientific thought.

Ms. Cotillard, with the help of special effects, has the showier role, but Mr. Schoenaerts is the heart and the ballast of the movie.

In 2010, Mr. Putin's approval ratings were hovering around 80 percent, and Kremlin insiders began to see his popularity as the ballast of the entire political system.

Thus her enduring inheritance is constructed from a blend of family stories and Marxist legends, from the emotional backlash and ballast of the generations.

The death notices of social democracy are being written again, just as they were in 1980s when the industrial working class started to head east, taking with it the political ballast of the Labour movement.

Harvey Weinstein's spokesman in New York, Matt Hiltzik, denied that the company acted in bad faith on money and contracts, despite the extraordinary ballast of evidence the author has collected.

Unfortunately for the reader, Mr. Bellow never really dramatizes the friendship of Ravelstein and Chick, never gives it the ballast of shared history the way he did, say, with Humboldt and Citrine in "Humboldt's Gift".

But beyond the ballast of a steady income, the thing Mama drilled into me from childhood was that essential to personal freedom was to acquire a habit of saving rather than overspending.

The vertical loading-unloading trial was conducted on the polyurethane-mixed ballast of high-speed railway, obtaining the evolution law of macro energy of the polyurethane-mixed ballast.

At least he has the ballast of a couple of wickets in the bag.