Force may sound like heavy sledding, but its elegance and technical leger-de-main make it consistently entertaining (while running a tad long, like all too many films these days; where is the fat-free patrol? Overrun by the filmmaker's ego?) Force is a contrast in light and dark: the glacial white exteriors of the Alps alternate with the burnished, safe warmth of the sleek hotel.
It's an easy enough mistake, but to make it consistently enough to keep their chicken heart cells alive for 34 years suggests an astonishing degree of negligence.
But to finish a book of this scope, without running out of steam, and make it consistently interesting and readable, is a triumph.
They had a chicken on flatbread sandwich that could have been a huge hit, except that they did not make it consistently available in every spot.
The location and the reflective glass exterior on two of the buildings, which is helpful in reducing heating and air-conditioning costs, but deceiving to birds, make it consistently among the city's most dangerous structures for birds, Mr. Mesure said.
The site controls just under half of all 'social logins' online (registering for other sites using your Facebook profile) and although rivals like Google+ are catching up, Facebook has a solid presence for a range of others social features - chat, photos, groups - that make it consistently useful.
Edward Snowden, whistleblower of the decade, has made it consistently clear that he didn't trust cellphones.
It ran a promotional campaign ranging from app install ads to campaigns that are centered around Kate Upton, which has made it consistently one of the top-grossing apps on the App Store.
Licensing FairPlay would've allowed others, including RealNetworks, to sell songs that would work on iPods and Macs authorized via iTunes, but Apple ad and media store boss Eddy Cue testified during this trial that while they considered offering licensing, they couldn't find a way to make it consistently workable.
Although the pulp energy that Blomkamp brings to this material makes it consistently watchable, the film doesn't feel as singular as we would have hoped.
