Sentences with phrase «gets under my skin quite»

Nothing sets me off and gets under my skin quite like unnecessary background noise.

Cinema has provided audiences with some memorable child - monsters over the years (from Linda Blair's possessed Regan in The Exorcist to the straight - forwardly Satanic Damien in The Omen) but few have got under the skin quite as insidiously as the character alluded to in the title of Lynne Ramsay's superb, long - awaited follow - up to 2002's Morvern Callar.

This side of an R8 (the cheaper version of which uses the same engine), no other recent Audi gets under your skin quite like this one.

There are few myths in the field of dog training that get under my skin quite as much as this one.

Not exact matches

Despite Aaron Sorkin's shrewd script, Danny Boyle's sharp direction, and a riveting performance by Michael Fassbender, the movie never quite gets under the skin of its protagonist.

As mentioned before, the film impresses visually (Like Ken Loach doing «The Body Snatchers») and is bolstered by an effective score by newcomer Mica Levi that quite literally gets under your skin.

That said, the entire attention is not paid on making it look a handsome four - wheeled UV, as it gets a tough hardware under the skin dragging the SUV quite effortlessly.

That said, the entire attention is not paid on making it look a handsome four - wheeled SUV, as it gets a tough hardware under the skin dragging it quite effortlessly.

As we've mentioned before, the benchmark compact executive fighter gets very minor aesthetic changes, but there's quite a lot different under the skin.

«Since Jazz has frequent skin and stomach flare ups, having immediate access to the Online Pharmacy has been quite helpful in getting his ailments under control and making him comfortable.»

To Touch he is quite cold so we've put a hot waterbottle under the cage, also her poop has been getting stuck around her bum skin / fur.

Young people who experience high levels of racial discrimination were also found to have increased sleep difficulties, cellular ageing, inflammation and psychological wear and tear... Racial discrimination quite literally can get under the skin and make our children and young people sick.