Sentences with phrase «found genial»

Earlier this summer, Tom Hanks was found genial and competent enough to play Chesley «Sully» Sullenberger in the Clint Eastwood - helmed film about the Miracle On The Hudson events.

If it seems that you found a genial way to cheat search engines and generate a high traffic with no or little effort, don't delude yourself.

If it seems that you found a genial way to cheat robots and generate a high traffic with no or little effort, don't delude yourself.

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Nonetheless, the Berns thesis does throw some doubt upon the generous and affectionate thesis about the American founding propounded by the genial Catholic philosopher Jacques Maritain, one of the thinkers who prepared the way for the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Theis says Jordan has always «been genial, and friendly with the media, but we always found it strange how he would ask for eight spending provisions in a budget bill, get five of them, and then vote against it.»

The genial men bond, and when they find out the reason for the invite are not upset but each welcomes the chance to march down the aisle to give away Sophie.

To be fair Affleck's face is too genial to be believable as the «broken» Batman at the beginning of the film - the guy going too far and branding criminals - but when Bruce finds himself an obsession in the form of Superman, Affleck morphs into what may be the best screen Batman of our time.

Variety also praises the actress, writing, «Gerwig manages to just be, making her precisely the right young star to carry such a genial glimpse at a character who doesn't even seem to realize she's trying to find herself.»

As I said in my capsule review at the time, I found several elements to like in this genial, commendably sincere work — not least a greatly moving performance from 71 year - old former -LSB-...]

I found The Divine Order to be a genial portrait of the kinds of diverse women who may have helped bring about a successful referendum on what seems surprising for a Western democracy in the late 20th century: the right to vote.

As I said in my capsule review at the time, I found several elements to like in this genial, commendably sincere work — not least a greatly moving performance from 71 year - old former stuntman Red West — but found the whole overextended and dramatically underpowered.

It's as charming and genial as you're ever likely to find in a movie, with a smart premise, very good locale work, and an ensemble of talented comedic actors who are cast perfectly.

You'll find the boy a little more genial and the girl a little more wary, but that's superficial, and varies according to the hamster's personality.