Sentences with phrase «humor comes»

Trained traffic school instructors moonlight as comedians, and their sense of humor comes through in their lessons.

From humor comes gesture.

While the drawings and prints in the exhibition reflect the purity of his mark - making, his deadpan humor comes across especially in a series of drawn - on polaroid images of his fingernails.

Her sense of humor comes through in titles which tend toward a kind of Freudian word play — Blank Tape refers to a measuring tape missing its lines rather than a cassette.

Much of the humor comes from the robot locker's unwillingness to work with the human, and he'll let it be known in his banter.

Superman is quite brash and arrogant and Batman doesn't want any of Superman's help, and a lot of the humor comes from that relationship and how they interact with each other.

Which is where Master Chief's wry humor comes from.

The humor comes from the frustration and excitement of working as a team.

I worry, though, that the humor comes at the expense of some of the presentation.

Castlevania's humor comes from it having very video game - y or «anime is happening» sorts of tropes and playing it as straight faced as the Hammer style horror that took before it.

These little tales are often where the games humor comes through best.

Inevitably, a warm, daffy bit of Howey humor comes along with his efforts to demystify the experience of bestselling celebrity for his fellow authors.

I'm glad the humor comes through.

Most of these pictures look like they were done by a 5 - year - old, but I think maybe some of the humor comes from that — from the fact that you have this little childlike doodle with a caption about a grownup situation.

Humor comes in several forms and students will respond to it.

It's one of the only genuine laughs in the film, as most of the humor comes at the expense of its script.

The humor comes from the clever dialogue and one must certainly be in on the joke — that smoking isn't the central theme of the movie — in order to enjoy the movie.

The humor comes from how he slowly starts to lose it.

The rest of the film's humor comes from the lamest gags you can imagine — the worst episode of «Scooby - Doo» is light years ahead of this in both character and intelligence.

Much of the film's humor comes from K - S2O, who has a vastly different personality than C3 - P0 or R2 - D2.

Killing Eve's sense of humor comes straight from its creator, Phoebe Waller - Bridge, whose 2016 BBC / Amazon comedy Fleabag is inarguably one of the best new series of the decade.

The bawdy humor comes as a relief from the thick atmosphere of menace and dread.

A majority of the rest of the humor comes across forced, and a good part of that is because a lot of scenes seem too staged to pass as a fake documentary.

Of course, the physical humor comes into frame here and there, but it's sparse, which allows for a better impact for the audience.

It's a farce, of sorts, if one's impression of farce is that the humor comes from dumb people doing unlikely things in improbable situations.

The humor comes from a personal interaction and the reaction to Deanna's positivity and self - assurance.

To the film's credit, much of the racial humor comes at the expense of the white folks.

Actually, most of the humor comes from clever lines and bizarre dialogue.

The really weird humor comes from the likes of Terry Crews as «Cheeseburger Eddy», an inmate who smuggles McDonald's food in his pants.

Much of that humor comes from the natural dynamic of the characters, Saulnier filling the roles with some remarkable talent.

Most of the humor comes courtesy of the parents on the ill - fated «blocking» mission.

Perhaps the creative minds behind the film felt that the real humor comes in seeing Carrey and Leoni struggling in menial jobs, but if that's the assumption, they are clearly misguided.

The real Abagnale made a very profitable life out of people's predetermined notions about image (a couple of million dollars worth), and the film's humor comes from the way a charming young man, nicely dressed, always ready with a smooth word or two is able to get whatever he wants.

He doesn't make a complete sale, however; after all, sometimes the script shoehorns in gratuitous extreme sports tricks with all the seamed non-grace of Gymkata, as in a dinner tray - cum - skateboard scene whose only apparent purpose is to serve as the obligatory skateboarding scene — and that's where Diesel's knowing sense of humor comes in handy.

It's been aptly described as an anti-romantic comedy, as the humor comes in the midst of the wreckage of a romance and is leavened by some truly disturbing scenes.

From Ru Kuwahata and Max Porter's Negative Space, which feels like a bit of mordant self analysis via Charlie Kaufman, to Florian Babikian's Garden Party, whose deft humor comes to a bracing halt with a slice of demented political commentary, these animated shorts take no prisoners.

Suddenly all that gee - whiz innocence and frivolous humor comes into crystal - clear focus, as Peter discovers that being Spider - Man isn't just for fun; he really has a great responsibility, and there are real - life consequences if he fails.

A lot of the humor comes from Murray's desperation to do what the Japanese advertisers ask him to do, but he can't understand what they are saying.

Humor comes in quips (listen to Judd Hirsch as he meets each new situation.)

The humor comes out more once Scott feels comfortable with being Ant - Man.

It's often tough to watch, but they say humor comes from pain, right?

Most of the humor comes from Arkin, obviously, but somehow the laughs just keep coming.

The humor comes from his gleeful disdain of American propriety, and from his impeccable sense of timing and absurdity.

A lot of the humor comes from the clashing of egos and general cowardice in the face of actually having to confront danger for the good of themselves as individuals and a group, and the juxtaposition of this petty bickering (The surviving actors are quite adept at it) with the biblical End Times works in favor of both elements.

Unfortunately, most of the humor comes from someplace old and tired and the film suffers through way too many lengthy dead spots.

Most of the humor comes through the exploitation of various stereotypes, including the young Asian lad (Raphael) who is so abused both verbally and physically by his «Tiger Mom» that he practically self - flagellates whenever he thinks he does something wrong (he rips out his eyebrow hair to punish himself.

The rest of the humor comes from Agenor, the big disappointment in Poseidon's family — he's a thief / conman and captive of Andromeda when we meet him.

As is often the case in Russo - directed Marvel movies, the humor comes across more vividly than the action.

The humor comes from putting Galifianakis in a series of bizarre, uncomfortable situations.

The humor comes and goes in the space parts but the movie never decides if it wants to be fun or an epic.