Sentences with phrase «killer sense of»

She worked in fashion for years, and has a killer sense of style.

A gorgeous celebrity with a killer sense of style, Lisa lives in Los Angeles with her husband (actor Harry Hamlin) and her two daughters.

If you're creative or have a specialized skills, such as a passion for makeup and fashion or a killer sense of humor, you can capitalize with a blog.

With bold and lovable new characters, sharp and creative action, and a killer sense of humor, Guardians of the Galaxy easily qualifies as some of the most fun cinema has to offer this year.

Adam Wingard already made a great impression on me with last year's subtly subversive horror film You're Next, but The Guest blows even its marginal successes out of the water with a killer sense of fun.

Classmate's a she — cute, smart; killer sense of irony.

I am a very ambitious young lady with a killer sense of humor haha... I am currentl..

She's got a killer sense of personal style too and is over on Industry Standard showing off her sweater collection.

Your personality certainly does shine through in all you do, your writing, your vlogs and your killer sense of fashion.

With that said, I have to admit she does have a KILLER sense of style.

If Shale's killer sense of style doesn't inspire you, her Instagram definitely will!

But, no matter what your company does, or what their dress code is, your outfit should not be subject to figure flattery or what the male gaze might call sexy (secretary sexy), but should rather say «I am a professional, stylish woman, with a killer sense of personal style — thank you».

A killer sense of humor is more likely to win you over than dashing good looks.

Not exact matches

But it makes sense because so many of us carry this dangerous relationship killer right in our back pocket.

Sancho — Sancho is good, this one doesn't make much sense Schmelzer — not a good player any more and also seems to be a coach - killer like Sahin Schürrle — Can't ever see him being more of a decent rotation option at BVB Toljan — I think Toljan is kinda crap but BVB are thin at fullback (esp if they get rid of Schmelzer) so probably should keep Weigl — if someone's willing to pay what they've been rumored to be willing to pay, see ya.

He also toyed around a bit with Welbeck in midfield during the summer, which actually sort of made some strange sense in that he is pacy, lively, and a fighter best despite playing for years has never yet development killer instinct as a finisher.

That's makes sense to Richard Connor, an animal behaviorist at the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth, who studies wild dolphins in Shark Bay, Australia, and who supervised a student who studied killer whales at SeaWorld in Orlando, Florida.

At the University of Arizona, SENS Research Foundation is funding research to restore the production of new killer T - cells while making room for them by purging the defective cells from the system.

At the University of Arizona, SENS Research Foundation is funding proof - of - concept research to restore the health of the immune system in aging mice, by simultaneously increasing the ability to produce new killer T - cells while making room for them by purging defective cells from the system.

Trevor: I think those are really the biggest things so when we talk about stress and how it impacts our sex drive, it completely makes sense that stress would be the biggest killer of sex drive.

She rocked a white tank with a black vest, a feathery skirt, and some killer heels, proving to the world she could look high - fashion while not compromising her unique and comfortable sense of style.

Im a lvn nurse I been in the medical field about 3 yrs from full - time student to Mastermind A girl's got ta have a... sense of style, the ability to run in heels, a spark in her eye, and a killer smile.

As played by Dennis Quaid, «the killer» is a very mixed - up individual: a saintly sinner, a world-wise naïf, a skilled performer with zero sense of discipline, a loving husband who uses his wife for a punching bag.

The hypothetical omnipresent nature of the killer shark is meant to foster a claustrophobic sense of anxiety.

But for «Hostiles» to fully make sense of its introductory on - screen D.H. Lawrence quotation — «The essential American soul is hard, isolate, stoic, and a killer.

That may be an odd thing to say about a movie with mutant crocodiles, killer bears and an unflagging sense of menace, but for all its surface perils the picture also has a disquietingly serene core.

Freddy is a vital killer who brings a sense of creepy fun to his demented work - moviegoers actually like the guy.

But he's the sort of cold - blooded killer who carefully cuts the crusts off of his daughter's sandwich, his particular brand of laid - back malice all the more off - putting for its adherence to fatherly tradition and a warped sense of propriety.

Perfume views its main character, Jean - Baptiste Grenouille (Ben Whishaw)-- a poor, orphaned pariah with an uncanny sense of smell who becomes both an expert parfumeur and a serial killer — with scientific fascination.

Matthew MacConaughey plays the title character, a Dallas police detective who moonlights as a contract killer with cold - eyed efficiency and a quirky sense of gallantry.

The story makes no sense, we're always far too aware of the killer's presence for there to be any proper shocks, and the ending has none of the impact it should.

Simon Killer asks, can we truly ever display an act of charity — can we save a person in dire need — without some sense of personal entitlement and self - satisfaction?

Poor Stephen Rea has the thankless job of playing a dull, illogical (even in the sense of deranged logic) killer and trying to make something of him.

It makes sense, given that Thanos genetically moulded Gamora into the perfect killer — after all, Thanos wouldn't claim a character of average strength as his daughter, would he?

Regardless that this is a prequel so we know that Leatherface is going to survive and therefore lacks any suspense at all, as a movie Leatherface is all over the place with references to what comes later shoehorned in — like the blink - and - you'll - miss - it appearance of Grandpa in the opening scenes and the character of Hartman (the unscrupulous Mayor in Texas Chainsaw 3D was called Hartman, in case you'd forgotten)-- and details that just don't make sense, such as Drayton being portrayed as a psychopathic killer but yet in Tobe Hooper's original movie he «takes no pleasure in killing», and three people climbing into a cow's carcass to hide from the police which looks as dumb as it sounds.

However, thanks to a fun plot, great sense of style, and killer Seventies soundtrack, Guardians was a huge success.

Hall and Brooks do something amazing in «In Cold Blood» in how they both ground the piece in what really happened, often shooting in the locations that the killers actually visited, but imbuing it with a sense of menace through Hall's unmatched eye.

Mond served as a producer on his friends» Martha Marcy May Marlene, Afterschool, and Simon Killer, and James White shares with those films a sense of immediacy, and an unexpected commitment to narrative.

«The American» is full of atmosphere and a sense of dread, especially early on, and Clooney is good as the catatonic killer.

Watching Chopper is like watching Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1990), but without the sense of horror the sense of wrong.

Wheatley has said that he likes such spots, but any sense that Sightseers is a mere celebration of English heritage culture immediately evaporates when Chris runs over a litterbug at Crich, the first in the series of murders he and his fellow natural - born killer carry out as they travel the green and pleasant English badlands.

I Am Not a Serial Killer sells itself on being one of those quirky and slightly surreal indie horror movies that has a premise that sounds familiar but adds a few twists and turns to throw you off your guard, and for the first half of the movie this approach generally works; the sense of a small town in the grip of an apparent serial killer comes across thanks to the geography of the houses and the interactions of the people we meet, and as a character John is well - written and superbly acted, making him instantly interesting and, despite his odd character traits, slightly endeKiller sells itself on being one of those quirky and slightly surreal indie horror movies that has a premise that sounds familiar but adds a few twists and turns to throw you off your guard, and for the first half of the movie this approach generally works; the sense of a small town in the grip of an apparent serial killer comes across thanks to the geography of the houses and the interactions of the people we meet, and as a character John is well - written and superbly acted, making him instantly interesting and, despite his odd character traits, slightly endekiller comes across thanks to the geography of the houses and the interactions of the people we meet, and as a character John is well - written and superbly acted, making him instantly interesting and, despite his odd character traits, slightly endearing.

Sly is Jimmy Bobo (that no one giggles about his name proves the lack of tongue - incheekness), a New Orleans hitman with bullet - in - head sense of justice who forms an unlikely buddy alliance with a by - the - book Korean - American detective (Sung Kang) to avenge their partners» killers.

Or make that: we seldom manage to outguess movies that play fair (like Sixth Sense, The Crying Game, the original 1960s Planet of the Apes) instead of cheat — usually the «brain in the vat» type of story such as Fight Club, Vanilla Sky and Identity — that thing about the serial killer at the abandoned motel during a rainy night starring John Cusack.

Through a series of bizarre traumas, he ends up as an outlaw killer of men and, in some sense, «dead.»

Though Marsh hints tantalizingly at the world outside the investigation in the opening credits sequence of 1980, there's very little sense of what it felt like for the communities that were terrorized by these killers.

The Samsung Droid Charge skips the HTC Thunderbolt's Sense UI layer in favor of lighter weight and a better camera; both are killer handsets, as long as you don't need great battery life.

Bottom Line: The Samsung Droid Charge skips the HTC Thunderbolt's Sense UI layer in favor of lighter weight and a better camera; both are killer handsets, as long as you don't need great battery life.

When a beautiful teenage girl is killed, the victim of a particularly savage rape, New Iberia, Louisiana, police detective Dave Robicheaux senses from the very start of the investigation that the most likely suspect, Tee Bobby Hulin, is not the actual killer.

NYPD Detective Ray Irving — overworked, underpaid, and absolutely dedicated to his job — risks his sense of ethics and, ultimately, his life to track down a serial killer who is imitating the crimes of some of the worst monsters in history.