inertness

The movie’s inertness certainly isn’t the fault of Naomi Watts, who more than holds our focus.

The film’s inertness is unexpected, and a tad disappointing, considering that first-time screenwriter Joshua Rollins has unearthed some genuinely fascinating details about Bales’s backstory that were not in either published account of the rescue.

This new special is for only the super “Wicked” fans because despite several lovely performances, there’s a baffling inertness to this “celebration.”

“But she is ultimately ill-served by both the inertness of the story and Chen’s awkward approach to the material in the final half-hour.”

That’s useful, Studart says because glass’ transparency, chemical inertness, and stability at high temperatures makes it ideal for diagnostics, packaging for pharmaceuticals, and even bumpy surfaces that improve the efficiency of solar cells.