Sentences with phrase «instead imbued»

Recognizing that it's very difficult to produce an SUV that handles like a sport sedan (although some have come very close, as we'll discover below), GMC has instead imbued with the Terrain with a solidity and presence that translates well amongst the premium set.

Waititi strips the character of the Shakespearean seriousness of his previous Marvel - movie appearances (we're a long way from the Kenneth Branagh — directed first Thor), instead imbuing him with the bumbling, mockumentary - style realism Waititi has practiced in his previous movies.

But being the evil bastard that he is Astaroth doesn't kill Bryce: instead he imbues him with an evil eye, essentially turning Bryce into a demon himself, and then curses him to live forever.

The flash offered no help, instead imbuing the image with an orangey hue.

Not exact matches

However, instead of serving up standard fast - food fare like its Costco counterpart, it strives to imbue its menu with the Swedish culinary tradition.

Instead, I left imbued with the spirit of a little boy and a craggy old man and of the simple sense that family, left untouched, can be its own kind of perfect.

John Early and Meredith Hagner as Elliott and Portia are marvels in roles that should be written off as second comings of Will & Grace's Jack and Karen, but are imbued with so much pathos and nuance that you're no longer merely infatuated with them as second - banana comedic relief, but instead endeared to their worst tendencies.

Instead, Potter — and the terrific cast — imbues them with deep humanity... which of course only serves to make that skewering all the more pointed.

Braff doesn't fall into the playing - it - safe trap that seems to plague many first - time directors, choosing instead to take chances and imbue the film with a distinct visual flavor.

Instead, they were imbued with an exaggerated sense of the possible.

Instead, she cheered herself with the idea that she might soon have three pupils of her own to teach, to mold, and to imbue with the sterling values she felt so fortunate to have acquired at school.

Coupled with the fact that the game looks and plays great, this new MOBA does an excellent job of imbuing a sense of immersion; almost as if being thrown into the fray yourself, instead of simply watching your hero fight from above.

Instead layers of different densities (transparent, semi-translucent and opaque) make up the final vision where the monochromatic grays, quieted greens, waxed whites and subdued blues read like a richly imbued nordic landscape that fools with its chromatic monotony only to reveal itself later.

Instead of a direct translation from tablet screen to paper surface, Fischer's process imbues the digital image with an analog tactility; in some places, his painterly gestures loosen, revealing patches of the shiny aluminum beneath.

For example, New York Seen from the Terrace (1937), gives us an inspiringly panoramic view of the city, but instead of the usual gray, the skyline is imbued with patches of vivid red against a pea - green sky, and two luscious - looking watermelon slices lie on a table in the foreground.

In a discussion that looks at critical art practices from the late sixties and early seventies, Dyment situates the work of Woodeson, Haegele and Ashmore as a contemporary re-examination of issues and the aesthetic of early minimal and conceptual art practices, but one that is, instead, less confrontational and is imbued with a welcoming invitation and sense of play.

The artist never describes forms in full, but instead extracts essential visual qualities and lays in vital additions imbued with movement and physicality.

What if you could imbue one of those with some modern smartwatch features, instead of springing for an entirely new accessory?