Sentence examples for canard the problem from inspiring English sources

Canard; the problem with "Wild Grass" isn't any failure on Resnais's part to generate warmth for his characters — it's his narrow conception of their identities, the narrow spectrum of thought and action that he grants them, and the narrow spectrum of life that seems to interest him.

The idea that migrants or politicians in Brussels are the problem with modern, unequal Britain was the canard at the core of the referendum debate.

"The problem," he said "is when you raise the subject of dual loyalty, many people tend to think of it in the context of the old anti-Semitic canard and making the argument that Jews are disloyal to the U.S".

There's one problem with this oft-quoted canard: the election preceded the World Cup Final.

The show demolishes the canard that the painter's work declined after the nineteen-fifties.

Once on the manifold, the reduced problem dictates that the trajectory remains to one side of the canard separatrix.

This fellow promulgates the canard of the pedestrian-threatening bicycle.

They also have peddled the canard that the president is weak on foreign policy.

Since the singular trajectory base point lies within the region bound between the canard separatrix and F −, the reduced problem dictates that the trajectory evolves toward the fold curve.

We regard the torus canard as the one-dimension-higher analog of this classical canard because the fundamental components of a torus canard are of one dimension higher than the corresponding components in a limit cycle canard.

These trajectories correspond to singular canards; the stable invariant manifold to the true canard and the unstable invariant manifold to the faux canard.