Sentences with phrase «comfortable groove»
The phrase "comfortable groove" refers to a state of being in a rhythm or routine that feels familiar, easy, and relaxed. It implies feeling at ease and content with one's current situation or way of doing things. Full definition
For me, it was a matter of falling into comfortable grooves, revisiting powerful experi
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The actors aren't tested or challenged, necessarily, but they're playing in comfortable grooves and there's a lot of satisfaction in watching the results.
It wasn't till around 4 months that we really settled into a more comfortable groove.
Max (Bateman) and Annie (Rachel McAdams) are a middle - class married couple who've settled into the kind of comfortable groove that usually is the catalyst for a wacky comedy.
The latter showcased Gandolfini in a comfortable groove, playing a corrupt but sympathetic tough guy.
It outlives its visual splendor, its enemy variety, and the time it takes for players to fall into a comfortable groove with the combat.
Only when the actors and the filmmakers settle down does the film find a comfortable groove.
For me, I am about 3 hours in to Divinity Original Sin and I'm starting to get into a comfortable groove with it.
Such a clear - cut presentation helps ease you into a comfortable groove fairly quickly, with one exception: the power gauge itself.
The comfortable groove of stenography, boxed thinking, and self - censorship is designed to promote entertaining outrage without actually rocking the boat or posing challenging problems for of journalists.
Ueda agrees that it can be hard when everyone wants access to a director or producer, though, and says it took a bit of time to find a comfortable groove on the game after leaving.