Sentences with phrase «feels cobbled»

While it's certainly improved since the original Nook, it still feels cobbled together.

Director Drake Doremus» idea of an emotion - free future feels cobbled together from «THX - 1138,» «The Giver,» perfume ads and the Apple Store

Much of it feels cobbled together from elements that will seem very familiar to anyone who saw the likes of «The Jungle Book,» «The Lion King» and «How to Train a Dragon.»

For all its sincere intentions, Kruishoop's script feels cobbled together from newspaper headlines and bits of other movies rather than real, lived experience.

The air is brisk and you feel the cobble stones beneath your feet.

Not exact matches

And by that I mean that likely 90 % + of the people who feel their work has been stolen are actually thieves themselves, having — at best — cobbled together a few disparate recipes into something that seems unique; more likely it's a close match to something that's out there dozens of times over.

The town's steep, cobbled streets are a labyrinth full of dead ends and tight corners, and it felt especially ominous the night I arrived with rainwater rushing down the unlit alleys.

Instead she moved quickly down the edge of the stream and crossed again, feeling her way over the slick cobbles underfoot.

Unless my shoes are well padded I feel each and every cobble.

These ancient cobble - stone streets have an almost fairytale feel to them.

The city feels like it's set in an older era full of castles, cobbled streets and beautiful buildings.

I walked in these all day on those cobbled Barcelona streets and my feet felt fine end of the day.

If you're still high on Black Panther and desperate for another hit of your Wakandan faves, you're in luck, but the price of the movie's one - from - every - column approach is that it can feel like you're watching an inartful supercut cobbled together from several movies.

In less than two hours (although it feels considerably longer), writer / director Susannah Grant cobbles together nearly every imaginable plot, element, and device except the kitchen sink (although she manages to get the bathtub in there).

Metal Gear Survive feels fractured, a product of disparate minds forced to cobble together a Metal Gear game that will capture players in an unceasing spiral of grinding and toil.

This feels like a Cliff's Notes production, with pieces of six different — and sadly better — films cobbled together into a single story.

Giving the time - honoured «troubled production history» a very bad name indeed, Gavin O'Connor's flinty but flat follow - up to 2011's MMA carve - up, Warrior, is a film that feels like it has been cobbled together from bad outtakes by a boardroom full of people who have absolutely no idea what they're supposed to be making.

In this sequel, the director inadvertently continues that inside joke by making something that feels obligatory and cobbled together like a late franchise entry.

(The team that assigned supernatural stealth and prescience to Cage as a potential, unseen kidnapper doesn't even appear to be on a first - name basis with the one that cobbled together the feel - good ending.)

It's harsh to criticize a movie that's not even out of production yet, but when you have a virtual stable of writers (a total of five credited), a director who seems more interested in technology than storytelling, and a cast of big name talent who may just be dropping by for a paycheck, it starts to feel as if this is all just being cobbled together to make a few bucks.

The movie's wafer - thin narrative, which was cobbled together while in production (with work by expert cobblers Tony Gilroy, Scott Z. Burns and George Nolfi), definitely contributes to the overall feeling of déjà vu.

The core tenets of Tales are still here, and since the fast - paced, action - packed battle system remains strong, it never feels like that much of a chore to cobble together the necessary cash to unlock the next story mission — but it also just feels so unnecessary.

And it feels, if you'll pardon the obvious wordplay, cobbled together.

Assignments get cobbled together, and nobody feels like they have real ownership of the work.

The original Chevrolet Trax always felt like it was a quickly cobbled together, tiny SUV thrown onto the scene to grab customers.

The effect feels like one is starting to run over cobble stones, or the vibration marks some states cut into highways at the shoulders.

There are times when this method — of creating panorama by cobbling together a whole series of short vignettes — feels much too tidy and convenient a ruse.

In the end, we felt that cobbling together a book with what little we had that was readable would be horribly unfair to the winning stories.

You enter the park - like estate through a long stone cobbled alley with mature trees, which give you a feeling of complete privacy.

The whole place burnt to the ground in a 2013 fire which may explain the somewhat cobbled together feel but overall this is a good address.

The narrow, cobbled alleys winding steeply up through the city towards the citadel very nearly felt like they had hardly changed since the thirteenth century.

Qoya Spa is a modern and sophisticated relaxation area of 350 m2 on three floors to make your stay in Cuzco even more enjoyable.The first level features a whirlpool of 8 meters, Inca Trail cobbles relaxing and a spectacular view of the neighborhood of the Artisans of San Blas, thus you experience a variety of rewarding feelings and health.

This morning we'll explore Chinchero, you'll feel like you've stepped back in time 500 years as you walk the cobbled alleyways and visit the beautiful town square — still the main trading centre of the Incas after more than half a millenium.

A short stroll along the quays feels like travelling back in time, with the cobbled lanes, the stone bridge, and the old looking half - timbered houses.

Walking the original cobbled streets of this UNESCO Heritage Site, you could feel like you've stepped back in time...

With a Brighton-esque feel to them, the hidden cobbled lanes of Perth city are home to some of my favorite bars and eateries.

With its medieval layout of winding cobbled streets, La Roque - Gageac has retained an oldworld feel you are sure to enjoy.

Walking along the narrow cobbled streets and exploring the old colored houses, you feel going back in the past.

Cobbled together from bamboo, drift wood and positive vibes, it felt like stepping out of the real world and into a sun - soaked bubble.

Wander through Lefkara and you'll feel like you've stepped back in time with it's wonky, cobbled alleyways shuttered windows and quaint shops.

With cobble stone roads, cute narrow little buildings and stunning museums and churches, it just feels like somewhere you can just go and relax.

Couples will love the relaxed feel of holidays to Fira, with beautiful views over the azure blue sea, as well as pretty cobbled streets just waiting to be explored.

The whole plot feels desperately cobbled together to make it as long as possible but they don't know what to do with it.

It's impossible to shake the feeling that this could all have been planned a little bit better, and the game lurches from chapter to chapter with little satisfaction in terms of smaller pacing arcs, with creepy scenes cobbled together in a disorienting and disappointing fashion.

That Chain of Memories remake for the PS2 was little more than a bunch of cobbled KH1 environments, and even what I played of Dumb Name felt little more than supplementary.

Monolith Productions has cobbled together a game which is easily one of the biggest time sinks I've gotten into, and I had the feeling I'd be loving my time with it.

The steep perspective of the cobble stone street leaning toward the viewer, giving one the feeling that they can step into the painting, had a formative impact; the idea that one cold walk into a painting was already germinating in her mind at a young age.

«But these factors may also contribute to a sense of urgency amongst young first - time homebuyers who feel they don't have the requisite finances and may have to scramble to cobble together a down payment.