Jodi Kantor correctly notes that postage-stamp-sized television screens are incapable of displaying much detail, then asserts that "what the tiny new televisions lose in spectacle, they make up in intimacy" ["The Extra-Large, Ultra-Small Medium," Oct. 30].
Ambling about with phones held aloft, these specimens have their eyes glued to their screens, seemingly incapable of viewing their surroundings.
Neurons that are firing instructions to the fingers to fly over the touch screen are incapable of simultaneously alerting the driver to a possible barrier ahead.
In the first stage, a series of three filters are utilized to screen out conformer pairs incapable of achieving the ST and CT thresholds of 0.8 and 0.5, respectively, required to be a neighbor.
The red-mist descends like a Victorian smog, eventually rendering you incapable of navigating even the main menu screen.
Granted, writing is a lonely and stubbornly uncinematic activity, but it still seems remarkable that writers have been so consistently incapable of imagining themselves sympathetically on the screen.
Judging by the minutes of the meetings, it's a role he played perfectly, in a stark contrast to his common portrayal on screen as someone incapable of judging the nuances of social situations.
Like last year, the Eagles D seemed completely incapable of sniffing out a running back screen, or getting to the quarterback on third down.
The man informed me that everyone in the office was either fat or incapable of doing anything that does not involve a screen.
Ms. Jenkins, whose gifted first feature, "Slums of Beverly Hills," fired up movie screens and critics nearly a decade ago, seems incapable of such falsity.
