Sentences with phrase «academy members really»

Trolls — Academy members really know just how to stop the Animated Feature feeling, don't they?

«Labyrinth» has the edge because the box - office is surprisingly strong for a subtitled film and because it is up for six Oscars, a sure sign that academy members really like it.

Not exact matches

The format of Chris asking really well - informed questions of these experts and then ADAPT Academy members being able to ask their questions is really fantastic and extremely useful!

Shakespeare is a tough sell for The Oscars for sure, but at least I hope, really hope that when it comes to Fassbender's and Cotillard's turns, Academy members will recognize them at least through a nomination in Best Actor and Best Supporting Actress categories respectively.

All the same, for all Arrival's clarity, many members of the Academy might be too conventionally - minded to really get it.

Cotillard can get all the guild and critics wins but that doesn't really resonate well with Academy members.

And she is, imo, way b etter than her competition — Streep over-acts waaaay to much in Doubt, Angelina is fine but definately not better than her A Mighty Heart turn last year, Hawkins is fantastic but its hardly a winning role, and Winslet's Revolutionary Road performance is fine, as one would expect, but it certainly isn't anything mind - blowing, or anything that would really attract members of the academy — again imo.

Kemi Jona, an associate professor at Northwestern University and a member of the VOISE Academy High School design team, explains that online curriculum provides «a ticket to entry for students, getting them ready for the really exciting stuff: the projects, the collaborations, and the local connections that a teacher can bring.»

It appears Academy members — Hansen presumably is one — can make «Contributed Submissions» to PNAS whereby their paper is reviewed by three people of their choice — so, as Michaels says, such a contribution is not really peer reviewed in the normal sense of the term.

Board member Dr. Lannette Woodruff (Ward 4) wanted to understand what an early childhood campus really looks like, so I joined her for a tour of Eagle Academy PCS.