Sentences with phrase «cliche after»

But from then on, it's just cliche after cliche.

Cheri seems to trip over cliche after cliche as she fumbles to make sense of what has happened to her daughter.

Normally that sort of thing wouldn't bother me too much, but I just hate when they take a unique concept such as this and hinge it on one cliche after another.

Cliche after cliche, you see the entire film coming, but if you are able to look past how dumb it can be, there is some mild fun to be had here.

Truth or Dare lacks the conviction to do anything remotely interesting with its premise, instead falling back on one tired horror cliche after the next.

This commentary on the emptiness of all - consuming family life might fare better were it not brimming with one suburban cliche after another.

She's been better elsewhere and the story is one big cliche after another.

The man strings together one cliche after another.

Atheists are cheap and lazy and all they'll do is mouth off cliche after cliche.

Not exact matches

Time after time in my months on the road, the Allens and the Coxes reminded me that the cliches about the lonely struggles of the entrepreneur have their basis in the solitary realities of everyday life.

It's not until after the credits role that it becomes obvious that you were emotionally and mentally engaged without virtually any cliches of the typical summer blockbuster.

Elneny was interviewed after the game, and it shows that he is still learning the English football cliches, but at least he is positive about the rest of the season.

... takes two to tango... first look at «yourself» in the mirror... just cliches... they say... I was married to my first wife for 17 1/2 years... she always thought grass was greener on the other side... after I left, she went on to relationship after relationship, married and divorced twice more... I feel sorry for her... forever searching... never finding... I was married once... maybe enough for me...

One thing that I really tried to emphasize in this article and that I have discovered after caring for so many children is that the cliche is completely true — every child is different.

It sounds cliche» but after being with someone for almost 23 years, it gets more and more important to focus on showing that same love each and every day.

After Christmas TFT Party already, wow, sorry for the cliche» but wow again.

There's the obvious V - neck jumper and button up shirt combination, but after seeing that destroyed in the cliche of middle manager fashion, you might fancy avoiding it, unless you feel like pairing it with a stylish pair of patterned trousers and smart brogues to give you that fashion edge.

After a week of freezing, cliche April showers, we caught a break in the eye of the storm and spent a weekend down in lil» Rhode Island.

Though the «white after Labor Day» cliche is looming, that's never stopped me from wearing white all year long!

After Madonna's spectacular wardrobe... The cape is making a comeback in Milan this season... more» Prada explores cliches of beauty; Cavalli does Bauhaus Gucci's break with the past exemplifies Milan fashion's mood of renewal...

In the end «Table 19» feels a little like the kind of wedding toast made by a not - very - good friend - long on time - filling cliches, short on specifics, and still going on long after you've started checking your watch.

But after a fantastic set up and the developent of a creepy atmosphere it runs out of fresh ideas and chooses to throw out the typical cliche's aimlessly, and even adds into the mix the incredibly annoying «final jump», before the credits start to roll and doesn't end the way it should.

Cuse falls into eye - rolling cliches trying to shoehorn two romance subplots and finding a reason for Lawrence's continued involvement after the initial quakes.

And it is filled with cheese coated 80's cliches, from the punk rock thugs to the roommate being killed after having premarital sex, to Resse dying after finally losing his virginity.

After his assuredly traditional The Conjuring, director James Wan bounces back with a more playful horror movie that subverts cliches rather than revelling in them.

She's a trouper, attacking every rom - com cliche with enthusiasm and charm as she goes on one bad date after another (Taye Diggs, Djimon Hounsou, others).

I didn't feel the sheer terror of the tsunami, which should be sending chills down my spine and everything after that seemed a bit cheesy and cliche with the whole «Nothing is stronger than the human spirit» and McGregor's dialogue with his sons.

Reversi Quest forgoes the cliche match three formula and crafts its battle system after the classic board game Othello but does it add up to a worthwhile concoction?

After a mea culpa to the crime boss in his hideout (the familiar cliche of a strip bar), King agrees to forgive Jake and his gang if they pull off a huge con for him.

It was scene after scene of cliches and plot gimicks (politicians screw up everything, daddy knows best - but then is proven wrong, long as hell goodbyes, cheesy competition - but then you can be my wing man, etc.).

Finally, Robert Eggers is the graceful hand pulling the strings, giving us some of the most disturbing set - pieces you'll likely ever see in a period piece, including a possession scene that overcomes cliche and exaggeration and remains in your mind long after it unfolds.

After a too - cutesy start, the charming film sidesteps cliches and evocatively captures its exotic locales.

Inevitably, we wind up back in cliche territory with a bunch of characters who might be better off with a seven - year contract after all.

But even way before the story gets to that point, there are other irksome cliches, in particular Theresa getting an early wrong impression Garret after spying him in a brawl with his former brother - in - law.

There's an old Hollywood cliche about just being nominated for an Oscar being as good as a win, but for Gibson, after all he's been through, it's true.

There are hazards in being too attuned to tired language, as Kerns discovered: After enumerating so many cliches, the critic found herself too self - conscious to review books for a while.

After buying the game, I was disappointed they couldn't do more without falling into all of the same overhead zombie shooter cliches.

To those complaining, I thought it was way fucking better than the cliche arrest the bad guy after proving he was a liar.

This product was made after announcing that we would fix the cliche in the «LOZ» and with the encouragement from Mr. Satoru Iwata [*] before he passed away.

So after the wierd intro a big accident occurs when your character tries an insane stunt that goes wrong, this leads to getting plastic surgery which is a bit of a cliche way of doing it, but it works.

Another problem the game had is use of platformer cliches that started getting tiresome a few months after the game's release.

It was a huge mistake: - It's exactly the same game - It's full of bugs (character stuck, bugged quests,...)- It's super repetitive -90 % of skills are useless - Can't skip Orcs» speech (trust me after several hours you CA N'T stand it anymore)- Graphics are very meh - I'm ok with lore «twists» but here the story is super basic and poorly written - And the cherry on the cake: microtransactions, it's totally UNACCEPTABLE - Secondary characters are super cliche

È il progetto di David Horvitz», Artribune «One Frieze Artist's Special Relationship With His Retainers», by Emily Spivack, The New York Times Style Magazine «Frieze Hired a Pickpocket to Roam Their Art Fair — Here's Why», by Ryan Steadman, Observer 2015 «7 Questions to David Horvitz» by Transparencies blog, December 2015 «After the Hookup, the App», by Paul Soulellis on Rhizome online, December 2015 «How this artist's internationally cliche self - portrait was spread across the internet» by Eugene Reznikon, American Photo Mag online, June 2015 «I send you this California Readwood: An interview on Mail Art with Zanna Gilbert and David Horvitz», by Alison Burstein, MoMA learning blog, January 2015 2014 «Contemporary Art and Online Popular Culture», by Domenico Quaranta, ARTPULSE Magazine, December 2014 «David Horvitz at Blum & Poe», by Natilee Harren, ARTFORUM, November 2014 «David Horvitz at Blum & Poe», by Andrew Berardini, Art Agenda, July 2014 «Sounds of All but Silence», by Roberta Smith, New York Times, May 23, 2014 «Artist's diary», by Matteo Mottin, ATP Diary, April 2014 2013 «In Conversation with David Horvitz», by Rachel Peddersen, Andreview «Local Colour?»

As cliche as it seems, holding hands is one of the top things that you will cherish all the more after experiencing a long distance relationship.