Sentences with phrase «humor in anything»

However, the makers of Blackball just can't seem to find the humor in anything not related to bastardizing the game of bowls, so they have opted not to even bother trying, letting the drama drag down the comedic momentum, with characters that aren't worth the time to try to invest any character development for.

But I can pretty much find humor in anything.

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While the president attacks 99 percent of his opponents by mercilessly strafing them in speeches, sound bites and tweets (and has a one - size - fits - all approach to firebombing Democrats, disobedient Republicans, Gold Star families, war heroes, etc.), Daniels fends off her online critics with self - deprecating humor, and has made a point of refraining from saying anything bad about the president himself — which has probably kept him from retaliating and going after her personally.

It's the lying and deception that can destroy trust in these situations more than almost anything else, and the second episode even makes it a point to try and get that across through slapstick humor, until it ditches that initial argument altogether and starts becoming a wacky comedy in full with all of the usual trappings.

The are nicely designed, have some quirky Christmas humor and are much prettier than anything you could buy in a store.

And if you're reading this wondering what the secret to a happy -10-year-long-and-still-going-strong-marriage is... my answer is this: A sense of humor and complete and utter trust in your partner will do more for your marriage than anything.

However, I find very little humor or anything cute in this travesty being played out.

In fact, humor is rarely about anything funny at all; rather sharing a laugh can bring people closer together and even predict compatibility over the long haul.

As he wrote in his bestselling book Man's Search for Meaning, «It is well known that humor, more than anything else in the human make - up, can afford an aloofness and an ability to rise above any situation, even if only for a few seconds...»

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I am a kind & thoughtful Christian woman who can find humor in almost anything I do..

I have a body in good shape good sense of humor and likes music dance and talk about anything interesting.

I am a Good woman who always looks at the positive in life and i am very easy going with good sense of humor and very sensitive, if you to know more about me ask me anything i will tell you..

'' «I am relatively a simple guy who is very fun to be with.Jeans and T - shirt is my culture, A complete family man who believes in the sanctity of marriage I love doing anything outdoors - Surfing, Swimming, Boating, Fishing, Camping, four wheeling.I am smart, ambitious and goal - oriented, have a lot of prospects, great sense of humor, widely traveled.»

Hi my name is debbie I am 52 years old and I live in washington state I recently went back to school to study sociology I have a great sense of humor and alot of love to give ask me anything

Love to laugh and find humor in most anything.

Ask anything you would like to know, im a fun upfront guy with a great sense of humor and also «gifted» in certain areas.

Finally, women 55 and older are more interested in intelligence and a shared sense of humor more than anything else.

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I am a loving, caring man with a great sense of humor attracted to mature women.I enjoy dancing, movies in my home theater, cuddling, going on walks, shopping out of town just about anything if I have someone to share it with.

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Always a serious and committed person in anything i want to do, i have sense of humor, down to earth, educated, intelligent and have respect for people.I am single and wish to have a sincere and committed relationship.

Hello just joining in to see if I can spark your attention I have a wonderful sense of humor live life one day at a time enjoy taking things easy not rushing for anything I work alot trying to get out of it so I can have more time to enjoy fishing and hiking.I, m at the reinventing stage of my life p...

While the over-the-top-action and the humor didn't lose anything, the visuals don't scream HD like they do in GTA 5.

She drives around with Tommy in the Good Humor truck when he takes over from Uncle Al, and, though they don't really do anything much, Tommy gets in trouble with his ex brother in law when Debbie spends the night at his place.

Smith shows the grasp of character and offbeat humor that really registered in «Clerks,» and a subtler mastery of film fluidity and professionalism than anything in the cheesy, amateurish «Mallrats.»

Roaring through 160 minutes of action, humor, character development, epic evil and moving nobility, it is darker and edgier, yet lighter and more stirring than anything offered in another superhero franchise.

But the whole film is a missed opportunity because the situations repeatedly defy credibility, and the humor never says anything remotely fresh about human nature or the world we live in.

The occasional tangents into humor, intentional or not, are more than welcome, though they're too few and far between to make Fifty Shades Freed anything except a tiresome, perfunctory entry in a series that should have ended with Fifty Shades of Grey, assuming it should have been made at all.

If anything, Tom shows us the flaws, heartbreak, disillusionment, and humor in a relationship.

From Ellen Degeneres» signature humor as forgetful fish Dory to Zootopia's always - funny Jason Bateman - the man could say literally anything and I would laugh - the jokes in this year's best animated features are almost always enhanced by the voice actors who give them life.

Prior to Say Anything, Cameron Crowe's directorial debut, he had written two notable teen comedies in the early Eighties, Fast Times at Ridgemont High and The Wild Life Although they aren't necessarily prime examples of his talent, they were still a cut above the typical teenage comedy fare because of excellent characterizations, good humor, and a little bit of depth thrown in.

The television series Entourage ran for eight seasons on HBO, but I checked out sometime during the third season in 2006, burned out on the show's consistently tasteless humor and refusal to engage with its subject matter on anything more...

Inárritu, master of beautiful tragedy (Amores Perros, 21 Grams, Babel, Biutiful), may be in impish humor with this effort, but Birdman is as dark and poetic as anything he's created.

If there's a way to tell a story about cancer, avoiding downbeat despair and plugging in distinctly English humor without seeming flippant or anything less than honest, director Catherine Hardwicke and screenwriter Morwenna Banks (whose 2013 BBC radio play «Goodbye» was the inspiration) do it well, finding a tricky balance between dignified and accessible.

Worse, Over the Hedge doesn't have anything particularly distinctive in the way of humor or lessons (don't lie, don't be selfish, and «Families... look after each other»).

It treads familiar waters and doesn't offer anything new in story, but the characters are well - drawn, the narrative full of humor and depth, and the themes handled with a maturity that is absent in other films of this nature.

By going with his voice option, you'll get a fair degree of exclusive self referential humor along with a performance that transcends anything he's done in the past.

Robbie is firmly a superstar who raises anything she's in at this point, and her work as the troubled figure skater is her career - best, deftly switching between sadness, anger, and dark humor and remaining a character and not a caricature despite some embellishment.

Barnyard is yet another computer animated comedy featuring anthropomorphic animals of different varieties goofing around and learning valuable life lessons while making loud noises and spazzing out in over-caffeinated fashion to give the semblance of humor without actually having to deliver anything truly funny.

Instead of pulling in the cast of colorful personalities that have helped balance the book and film series with humor - in spite of all the melodrama from the three leads - Breaking: Dawn: Part 1 revels in spending all of its time indoors with characters arguing about what to do next, instead of actually doing anything screen worthy.

This being Marvel — as opposed to, ahem, DC — the movie is sprinkled with liberal doses of humor: the cyborg Vision attempting, without much success, to cook his first paprikash («In my defense, I've never actually eaten anything before»); a nice callback («I can do this all day») to the first Captain America movie; a sly Tony Stark reference to The Manchurian Candidate; a likable moment of outer - borough bonding by fellow New Yorkers Cap and Spidey.

The platforming was extremely challenging but in an organic way (you always felt in control, and like the difficulty was part of the game instead of fighting the controls), the power ups were fun, but — more than anything — the game had a sly sense of humor and a silly streak, something that extended to Sega's entire 90s attitude, especially if you saw any of the commercials from that decade.

Playing Shaq Fu is like having to listen to a bad joke where your friend forgot the punch line and all you can think about is anything else you would rather be doing than listening to him try to pull together whatever wisps of life may be left in his failed attempt at humor.

Amitis Motevalli's marker - on - photo series Confiscated Portrait of the Artist as a Young Rebel could and should be consumed as much for its humor and wit as anything else, but in the course of transit for an exhibition the work was confiscated by the government.

His portrait of a woman in an evening gown pulling a carton of Dole pineapple juice out of a fridge stocked with raw meat, a globe, a gun, and pizza rolls was just ominous enough to have a sense of humor and didn't look like anything else I'd seen.

One was the idea of humor: how I can find a seriousness in mountains — which can be as sublime an idea as anything — but then go all the way to a kind of silliness or ridiculousness.

So there's a lot cooking: humor, anger, class, race, art history, new technology, formal beauty, with no ingredient in anything like a pure form.

It's really a very serious matter, but finding the humor in dire situations helps us understand why action is needed before anything happens.

Movie Spoiler Alert: In the new Captain Underpants film, Professor Poopypants hates anything that is funny, so he creates a machine that zaps the humor out of people's minds so that people will no longer think anything is funny.