I've seen "The Cool World," and it's an extraordinary work — a dramatic feature, without the intricacies of form that characterize Clarke's other films, but with an avidity of vision and a psychological inwardness that apply the directorial connections of cinéma vérité to fiction filmmaking.
I've seen "The Cool World," and it's an extraordinary work a dramatic feature, without the intricacies of form that characterize Clarke's other films, but with an avidity of vision and a psychological inwardness that apply the directorial connections of cinéma vérité to fiction filmmaking.
As a rapper, he is thoughtful without sacrificing intricacy.
Blanning is an academic who can tell a good story without mislaying the intricacies of his subject.
Without knowing the intricacies of the federal law and regulations, many consumers had assumed that they would be in compliance if they bought insurance by March 31.
Some movements are too complex to allow its primitives to be learned all at once, i.e, learning all their intricacies without a properly structured approach.
It's hard to tell how much weight these claims hold without knowing the intricacies of Chicago's city and state laws regarding taxis.
Thus, having an unified interface provides a vendor agnostic approach to resource provisioning enables provisioning without knowing the intricacies of cloud vendor APIs, as well as it allows the addition of other cloud vendors with great ease.
Referring to Latin America in singular form, and taking a cookie-cutter approach without considering the intricacies and complexities among its countries would ignore its rich diversity and likely position you for failure.
Adler and co-screenwriter Ali Waked throw in references to Hamas, Fatah and the Palestinian Authority, and they create caricatured bad guys without illuminating the intricacies of the regional conflict.
