Sentences with phrase «good cops feeling»

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But research shows that this feel good resolution isn't at all a cop out.

If you feel a hand grabbing at your wallet next week, calling the cops won't do any good because it's the federal government picking your pocket.

None of these moves made this team better and that should be the issue but feel free to argue the cop out.

They might «farm out» their parental responsibilities to the other parent in a «good cop bad cop» way and be oblivious to what they say to the child and how much they hurt their feelings.

Lastly, the «bad cop» feeling you're having can be mitigated by doing your best to set boundaries in a compassionate and sympathetic tone.

Style Notes: This outfit looks good, mostly because it's all form - fitting (which can feel like a style cop - out to me).

It's a good way to quickly see each other, but it also feels like a cop - out.

Check me out on FB, to cop a better «Feel» of me!

When a character bites the dust at a party, it's a nauseating reach, like watching Good Will Hunting cop a feel on Kids.

There is no better feeling than rolling around as a cop and ruining racers (other online players) of their their multipliers.

In my opinion noting feels better than swooping up a cop car and throwing it at a building, and that's exactly what you do.

Thanks to a brand new control system Smash Cops feels really good and reminds of the Criterion's games atmospheres.

The best part is that «oh sh*t» feeling when your heat is up, and you're sitting on 100,000 SP and some real - world player in a Lambo cop car comes flying off a side street and you know the only way you're going to get to a safe house and bank your points is by the skin of your teeth!

There have been some complaints over the change from «truth, doubt, lie» to «good cop, bad cop, accuse» as Cole's response options after someone answers one of his questions, but I actually feel the new wording fits better in most situations.

BEST WTF MOMENT ¬ ∑ Betty White «Äì The Proposal, Cops a Feel (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures) ¬ ∑ Bill Murray «Äì Zombieland, Bill Murray?!

Smash bros is pretty much the same as the last game, mario kart looks ok, dk looks like more of the same from wii, Hell the Dk games on snes had more effort and felt more like whole games and less like cop outs for money, do nt get me wrong DK for wii was good but was nothing even close to the old ones, do nt care about wind waker its an old game that i played on my gamecube a few times.

Wahlberg plays Tommy, a street cop who feels like no one notices that he's rather good at his job.

At times the film has a Coen Brothers or Wes Anderson feel, while at various other moments it recalls the Keystone Cops, Chocolat, a spaghetti western and a spoof of... well it's difficult to say whether it's a spoof or homage to numerous genres.

The familiar tone and attitude should please die - hards, but those looking for something new will probably be bored by this overall feeling of sameness to the first two films, as well as to many other cop thrillers of the same era.

The pair, who reprise their roles as undercover cops Greg Jenko and Morton Schmidt respectively in the comedy sequel, said working together didn't feel laborious because they are such good friends in real life.

Crashing into other cars feels brutal and savage, and thus playing as a cop smashing through the opposition feels good, but for pure satisfaction it's hard to beat evading numerous police cars as a racer, sliding and spinning around them in a haze of tyre smoke.

This game isn't a «feel good» episode of COPS.

In his post on the case on the Simple Justice blog, criminal defense attorney Scott Greenfield agreed, writing that the fact that Jenkins was «being prosecuted because an incredibly ugly image on his body makes the cops feel angry and hurt, not to mention disrespected, goes well over the line.

Case in point, being randomly shot by the cops based on your background might seem unfair, but the person will feel much better up to the point of being shot if he or she does not know it's coming.