Sentences with phrase «cranny feeling»

One of the best parts of Super Mario Odyssey has been its level design, with every nook and cranny feeling utilized and perfect for hiding moons in.

One of the best parts of Super Mario Odyssey has been its level design, with every nook and cranny feeling utilized and perfect for...

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Decision making is increasingly centralized and slower, artificial power infests every nook and cranny, and people go home feeling diminished and diffused.

Crumbs, juice, dirt, and who - knows - what - else can nestle their ways into the nooks and crannies of your stroller and cause it to look and feel not - so - fresh.

I want to know every nook and cranny of how my hormones work, what my period means, and what to eat so that I can look and feel my best.

And back again I went into the vicious cycle of being moody for no good reason, hiding my ever - increasing cystic acne, and feeling like an overstuffed tube of toothpaste in my clothes - squishing and squeezing out of every nook and cranny.

Feel your breath like a warm wind blowing through the canyon, softening the rocky ledges, nooks, and crannies in the valley of your hip joint.

Instead you feel the director, Sam Mendes, and the Lear, Simon Russell Beale, are working with everyone else to explore every nook and cranny of the play.

Constantinople feels at once larger and more intimate than Rome, complete with templar strongholds, nooks, and crannies to explore.

But they all share a few important details: Each zone is gigantic, full of nooks and crannies to explore and designed in a way that feels natural, oblivious to the cliches of the average video game setting.

A few of the audio and climate controls feel slightly flimsy, however, and while the cupholder count is adequate, there aren't as many useful storage nooks and crannies as you'll find in the Honda CR - V.

Spend your last full day enjoying the feel of warm sand under your feet on a beach walk, investigate nooks and crannies in the rocks by kayak, or explore a little further afield on a guided hike.

I was loving it so much, slowly levelling up my abilities and exploring all the nooks and crannies of the vast underground map, that when it ended I felt like I was only just hitting my stride.

It feels rewarding, and with its perfect length of about 4 hours in your initial playthrough - assuming you're checking out every nook and cranny - the incredible value Tacoma leaves you with by the end is almost like when you reach that final page, and inevitably the final word to a book that's been a great read.

Technology, drugs, cryptocurrencies, cyborgs, and so much more come to life in the world of Observer, and it's all perfectly painted to make you feel invested and want to explore every nook and cranny possible.

Games that take place in cities can be boring, grey and dull but Transistor's city feels like it evolves and grows as you explore new areas and new nooks and crannies.

It's a mix of ideas that feel sandwiched together, but the combat remains fun throughout, and there's something incredibly compelling about the world it all takes place that begs you to take your time and explore all the nooks and crannies.

Levels are linear without making you feel funneled thanks to plenty of nooks and crannies to explore in search of hidden goodies.

Everything looked great and it felt amazing to simply explore each nook and cranny of my surroundings.

While that charm is found in every nook and cranny of this seafaring adventure, it is buried in mundane tasks and a world that feels empty.

It felt super tedious at the time to measure every nook and cranny of a huge house for days, and then do it all over again for the next one.

When I do, I feel like I'm living in complete filth, declare to my husband that we are disgusting people and proceed to clean every nook and cranny I can find.

I'm definitely feeling inspired to look around our place to see if there are any more empty nooks and crannies we can make better use of!

You may feel as though fewer square feet may not allow you to include much useful storage, but this charming bedroom with maxed - out nooks and crannies shows otherwise.

Our children loved all the nooks and crannies the house offered, and we all felt instantly at home.