Sentences with phrase «bit more humour»

After seeing last night's episode — and seeing how apathy about justice is similar in nature to surveillance apathy — I'm in no small part wondering how the fight for Canadian justice issues could be waged better, and with a bit more humour.

However, it was nice to see a bit more humour than the first trailer offered.

Summary: If Iron Chef and Russ Meyer collaborated... this may well be the result (but with a bit more humour).

Not exact matches

I think we all need to get a sense of humour, put what Gray said into perspective, and become a little bit more thick - skinned.»

There's also a bit of goofy and more subtle humour from the girls, but that's not at the forefront of this movie.

In fact there's a whole series of six books, so if this vampire movie has the same bite and humour as MEAN GIRLS there'll be lots more potential fodder.

Seeing these flashes of dark humour makes you wish writer Dan Fogelman (Tangled) had the bravery to be a bit more acerbic.

But, while this is obviously more a matter of personal taste than a comment on quality, much of the rest of the humour fell a bit flat for me.

All in all, a bit of humour, a little more interesting rather than working through worksheet questions.Also, allocate a few more minutes if doing as a starter (up to 15 minutes).

When things like Duke Nukem 3D surfaced they added a bit more realism to the genre but then also added some over the top kills on space aliens, some great tongue in cheek humour and of corse some bad ass attitude.

McMillen's humour in Super Meat Boy never reaches the controversial realm of something like South Park, nor does it aspire to - but it has more bite than you might expect, while still maintaining a sense of reverence for its genre forbears.

This is only one of the small underlying issues though, but this does not take away the humour and or the silliness that made this game just a bit more than just a genuine adventure.

But thanks to this latest dev diary we're a little bit more optimistic as we get to see lots of different ways to dismember the undead masses and a few glimpses of humour along the way.

Of course it will make NO DIFFERENCE HERE but a little pointed humour greases the wheels of life making it just a little bit more worthwhile.

You can easily use [humour] in a mild way with juries because juries are, as I said they are lay people in a very unfamiliar environment doing a very responsible job, very responsible job, and they're just thrown together, 12 people, chances are [they've] never met before... So I tend to be reasonably personal in my communications, by personal I mean engaging not personal, engaging, and I'll make a joke... and it just engages and I'm hoping it helps them to feel a bit more comfortable... just things like... where I try to help them to encourage them, to relax a bit and to tell them what their job is and make sure they're comfortable.

Judicial humour is first able to «relax» or «help [jury members] to feel a bit more comfortable» by defusing tension; and second, it can «encourage» or engage jury members with the proceedings.

There is nothing like a bit of self - deprecating humour (note the Canadian spelling) to help us all more clearly see what we are and have, and how the rest of the world sees us.