Sentences with phrase «enlivened things»

Only an amusing cameo by David Bowie enlivens things, but he's onscreen for just about two minutes at the end.

Much as Bardem enlivens things, the real source of zip is Kaya Scodelario («Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials»).

... unravels due to an abundance of ridiculous twists and contrived cheap thrills, but at least Tennant's unhinged portrayal of a sociopath enlivens things.

Among the excellent principals, top - billed Turturro enlivens things wonderfully, but the real star, Buy, is magnificent.

Instead of a queen bee buzzing around and enlivening things, Fox's Jenny fades into the background.

The screenplay unravels due to an abundance of ridiculous twists and contrived cheap thrills, but at least Tennant's unhinged portrayal of a sociopath enlivens things.

Read this article to know how game - based learning can enliven things and increase the impact of compliance training.

Not exact matches

But, all things considered, growth groups seem to be the most effective means for the maximum number of persons to experience enlivening within themselves and in their relationships with others!

But, at quickening (animation, enlivening), the unborn child exhibited something that no merely constructed thing could do: It moved itself.

It was simply because Klopp had changed things up and enlivened his team back in the dressing room.

The supporters here are very cheerful and enlivening, which is a very nice thing, and my team - mates are really kind too.

Supporters here are very cheerful and enlivening, which is a very nice thing.

Then those activities give you fun and adventurous things to enliven your senior coupledom!

From its opulent falling - into - decay manor, to the pulsating reds and barren whites of its visual palette, it's a thing of rich, malevolent aesthetic majesty — and an illustration of how a movie's form can be so overpoweringly evocative that it enlivens its narrative.

The material's about as generic as it gets, enlivened — as these kinds of things often are — by a few oddball supporting turns (Weller, for one, seems to be having a great time chewing scenery).

Wanting to enliven this idea with some sights and sounds, Nichole Millard turned the story into a screenplay and Scott Hicks (famous for the movie Shine) took charge of the directorial side of things.

Things are enlivened by clips from those movies, which boasted titles like The Defilers, Thar She Blows!

Even the introduction of Masai, a fangirl with yuri leanings, does little to enliven the proceedings; her main role is to say and do suggestive things to Asai.

Most battles have a simple goal - escort Toad, reach the end zone, defeat a mid-boss or eliminate all enemies - but many are enlivened by cunning map designs, with great use of elevation, or wildcards like Chomps and Boos that can foul things up for either side.

But the art of our time, as seen in this exhibit, yields to re-contextualizing and re-framing our pragmatic use of things and the way we enliven them.

The poem, or as Ebner refers to it, «the photographic sentence,» seeks to enliven the image by subjecting it to various challenges that ask the photograph to perform outside its usual function of reporting or depicting events, people, places, and things of our time.

Still reeling from the epic scale of the I outside, the thing that hits you inside is the massive gallery space and how Wallinger's installations enliven its surfaces without otherwise effecting its cavernous, white volume.