Sentences with phrase «as a cartoon»

In The Raven, he almost comes across as a cartoon character rather than a real person with real problems — it almost makes a joke of the actual person.

We might get very disturbed by public displays of this anger, such as this cartoon illustrates.

I am also enjoying seeing your art work as well as your cartoons.

What starts as a cartoon of a character becomes someone to really rally behind.

If we were really more honest, we'd do as this cartoon suggests and just lay out all our expectations up front.

As the cartoon shows, those things lead to death.

If you go on arsenal media player the players are represented as cartoons or comic characters.

You need to look not just as a cartoon is some kind of there, but to feel and understand the heroes and not always the main ones (sometimes it happens).

Why this doesn't seem strange to people as much as this cartoon does is also bizarre to me.

I always encouraged the opposite of this because, as this cartoon portrays, so many people allow belief to mess with their hearts, their minds and even their bodies.

Lara arrived on the games scene in 1996, and lived a productive life as the cartoon action hero she was made to be.

As this cartoon says, we don't even know the half of it.

A comic book isn't the same thing as a cartoon or a video game.

People who in their fields of expertise insist on rigor, precision, and high seriousness approach politics as a cartoon world of heroes and villains, sinister special interests and noble suffering humanity.

Because religion talk divides unnecessarily — as your cartoon states.

Make sure eating isn't based on emotion — hurt or boredom, or triggers such as cartoons or depression.

It inspired one theatrical sequel and one TV movie sequel as well as a cartoon.

As this cartoon suggests, the problem isn't just that women don't have fair representation, but that this unfair representation goes all the way to the top.

I heard Republican governors whom I know and like denounced as cartoon villains.

That's whether it's the «networked swarm of resistance activists» appearing as cartoon character aliases on social media in Foundland's «Leaderless Revolt» (2014), or Ahmed Mater's sacrificial Yellow Cow intervention series, presented in a grid of photos from a 2007 performance where he dyed a cow yellow and set it free in a village.

Also, I found out what I look like as a cartoon penguin.

Anyway, as far as this cartoon is concerned, I say that the world has moved on since biblical days, so why do Christians insist on every word in the bible being inerrant and out of the mouth of God?

It is a good view to have, because, as your cartoon indicates, what we seem to get in our own heads is always something we have to do or something someone else should do, how someone else should conform to some thing that we are able to do, or expect others to believe some kind of non-sense that has popped into our heads.

I'm looking forward to finding out what I look like as a cartoon penguin.

Azaria, on the other hand, was shafted; his Whit begins the movie with depth and understanding, and ends the movie as a cartoon villain.

From the 80s onwards, the square jaws and sunsets were back, the studios returned to the wheel, the auteur surviving only as a cartoon cokey tyrant.

Talking brown bear Yogi (voiced admirably by Dan Ackroyd, who masters the phrase «pic - a-nic» with the same precision as his cartoon counterpart), looking dapper in a tie and hat, is the bane of Smith's existence.

Basically, he's everything we love about seeing Link as a cartoon.

Personally, I kinda think that Hess» follow - up film Nacho Libre would make more sense as a cartoon, especially since it was co-produced by Nickelodeon, but I'm still open to the possibilities here.

The artists work with impressions from contemporary culture such as cartoon series and graffiti, yet when doing so, also engage with art historical traditions such as Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism, Neorealism, Pop Art or 1960s Performance Art.

Grendel makes an appearance as a cartoon drawing mapped onto Sayer's forms of couples jogging.

Undersecretary Sadavir Errinwright could easily be played as a cartoon villain, but Shawn Doyle unearths his many conflicted layers.

The cel - shaded look was a first for the series, and many fans weren't sure how to feel about their very serious and emotional franchise being made into what they saw as a cartoon.

And as the cartoon above demonstrates, it's not just about decorating offices, but hopefully igniting something, helping businesses finding, knowing and expressing their «Purpose» better.

And the more the press tried to paint Trump as a cartoon, the more they lost the trust of moderates who leaned towards Trump for other reasons.

Most Christianity today is, in my opinion, not a religion that Jesus preached, but a religion made up about Jesus by various authorities, and as the cartoon points out, some still have a lot of issues with gender, sexism, sexuality, power and control.

But, just as your cartoons spark all sorts of reactions inside individual believers, so too I am sure they do so for those who are A-theistic.

This interpretation, as your cartoon illustrates, assumes that following Jesus requires us to start guarding ourselves and gunning for a fight.

[as your cartoon once showed]

But were they really mentally inferior, as inexpressive and clumsy as the cartoon caveman they inspired?

i enjoy your artwork as well as your cartoons thanks for sharing that creativity with those of us who enjoy others creativity, even when we are somewhat lacking in that area ourselves

I think the space you offer is as important as the cartoon or comment which provokes thought and discussion.

But this time around we shouldn't have such thoughts crossing our mind as the cartoon say «We got Andres Iniesta - The Anti FIFA Virus Guys».

In San Antonio, a young staffer showed off a South Park - style animation he'd created of Clinton delivering the «super predator» line (using audio from her original 1996 sound bite), as cartoon text popped up around her: «Hillary Thinks African Americans are Super Predators.»

One of the reasons our reports captured the imagination of readers — apart from the revealing exercises in which people were asked to imagine the leaders as cartoon characters or animals, or what they would do on a free Friday night — was that they offered an extra dimension to political coverage.

Avoiding the temptation to draw Cameron as a cartoon mouse, lured by the cheese of support from all those fat cats of the business world, the end of the week saw another intervention - this time from the treasurer of the 1922 committee, Brian Binley.