As the seasons have passed, its lapses into preachiness and formulaic plotting have increased.
After mastering control of attention, some therapists say, a person can turn, mentally, to face a threatening or troubling thought — about, say, a strained relationship with a parent — and learn simply to endure the anger or sadness and let it pass, without lapsing into rumination or trying to change the feeling, a move that often backfires.
(The Journal article that cited Francis also made passing reference to his "undeniable lapses in judgment and decency").
The superbug, like other foodborne germs, is killed by thorough cooking - but it can be passed on through lapses in hygiene.
Promised financial reforms, if passed (earlier efforts lapsed), could eventually let outsiders play a bigger role in insurance and lend more for new infrastructure: $1 trillion is to go on new roads, rail, ports and so on in the next few years, nearly half to be funded privately.
The network passed, the deal lapsed and...nothing happened.
They had become part of the studio audience – which, in this room, was a surprisingly solid way to pass the long lapses of time.
They had become part of the studio audience which, in this room, was a surprisingly solid way to pass the long lapses of time.
New research from University of Notre Dame Psychology Professor Gabriel Radvansky says that the act of passing through a doorway causes memory lapses.
Research from the University of Notre Dame found that the act of passing through a doorway can cause memory lapses.
The late kicking lapses aside, he was a constant threat with his incisive running and probing passing after replacing Barnes at full-back.
