Sentences with phrase «lots of eye candy in»

Fans of The Simpsons were given a lot of eye candy in this expansion, although it lacked some notable Springfield locations and a few voices from the main cast.

Not exact matches

Growing up in South Texas, we ate a lot of cajeta and candies with cajeta in them but when I've tried to explain to non-Texans that dulce de leche really is better with goat's milk, they stare at me with this blank, disbelieving look in their eyes.

I'll give this example, if you are in a grocery store, and your kid wants a candy bar, and they are screaming for the candy bar, and you are saying no, and it's escalating, and you're getting anxious because a lot of the other moms and dads are giving you the stink eye, and you just want to diffuse the situation, and you say, «Here!

Söldner - X tries to mimic Japanese shooter sensibilities, but in execution, it takes on the trappings of the worst so - called «Euroshmups»: stages that don't seem to have had a lot of thought (or maybe too much thought) put into their design, and an art style that's mostly, well, art rather than eye candy to compliment the action.

The New York International Auto Show is traditionally the high - end show in the U.S. season, one where we see a lot of eye candy that only the high rollers will actually get to... Read more

During their demonstration of the Grid OS, I saw lots of eye - candy and even some cool visual design, but little in the way of intuitiveness.

Command your fighter squadrons and concentrate fire with your fleet to take down enemy shields and penetrate their hull in epic real - time space battles, giving you a lot of eye candy and plenty of gameplay depth.

(1) Relatively boring documentaries in general tend to get far fewer views than entertainment, something which would also be so whether the topic was basket weaving, math, or almost anything without lots of eye candy.

Do make a note that MIUI 8 doesn't bring up much eye candy but it does improve a lot in terms of experience inclduing better text rendering, enhanced power saving mode and video editing tool as well as a new Notes app.

I learned so much during my three years in that grotty, wood - panelled newsroom, as have so many other journalists who got their start at The Newcastle Herald (including, during my time, Mark Riley and Scott Bevan... lots of eye candy about the place in those days).

To the right, we saw lots of eye candy too... a lovely living room, and a darling dining room in the distance...