Sentences with phrase «kind of buzz for»

That was followed by a powerful group meditation at 11:11 pm which, following Nassim's speech, had a different kind of buzz for me than the what I'm used to.

Michelle Williams is getting all kinds of buzz for My Week with Marilyn and may be nominated for her third Oscar.

Not exact matches

Different website strategies are right for different kinds of companies, and a lot of buzzed - about applications are of dubious value.

Our brains weren't made for this kind of buzz.

But your taco buzz kind of gets ruined when you're pulling all the couch cushions off the couch in search for said remote.

The wedding, coming a year after the legalization of same - sex marriage in New York State and a year before the mayoral election, has been the buzz of New York political circles in recent weeks and has brought Ms. Quinn the kind of celebrity - style coverage rarely enjoyed by a local candidate for office.

That's exactly the kind of classification Kombucha (and other fermented drinks) needs: less than 2 % allows for health benefits without buzz, IMHO.

The off shoulder trend have been buzzing for awhile (kind of since last summer) but have been exploding the last couple of months.

The best and most distinctive of the bunch was the Indonesian filmmaker Kamila Andini's «The Seen and Unseen,» whose title might just as well describe the contrast between the kinds of films that play to maximum buzz in Toronto and those that struggle for press and audience exposure.

The first one received the bad kind of buzz after numerous Twitter reports claiming there were a flood walkouts for the Daniel's «farting corpse movie» Swiss Amry Man.

Most films come to Sundance to find a distributor, but from day one the boxing documentary Knuckle was subject to a different kind of positive buzz — namely, «This would be great for a remake.»

Moonrise Kingdom is the kind of witty, original script that has often fared well in this category (e.g. Juno, Midnight in Paris) and Wes Anderson is over ten years due for an Oscar, but again the timing is against this, as all the film's buzz seems to have faded by now.

Rumors about the upcoming Mercedes - AMG A45 have been circulating for some time now on the internet, with most of the buzz revolving around what kind of firepower will Affalterbach's pocket rocket possess.

The buzz for his new novel, The Underground Railroad, was already intense after fans learned that it would be a sort of alternative history of slavery in America; a return to the kind of social observation and rich historical reimagining that first gained him critical acclaim in books like John Henry Days and The Intuitionist.

We've heard a lot of buzz in the past regarding a Paperwhite update, including our own report about a so - called «Ice Wine» prototype that has a much more dense 300 ppi screen for better text rendering, along with a display that's made of some kind of matte glass which is flush with the device case.

What I tend to say is that the decision of whether or not to self publish really needs to be made on a manuscript by manuscript basis and where I don't feel it makes sense for most debut novelist to go the mainstream route simply because it's very difficult to get published in the first place and then secondly unless you're a celebrity or have some other kind of big buzz around you, you're not going to get a major marketing push.

It's a choose - your - own - adventure kind of place, and it's always buzzing with laidback party monsters looking for a good time.

«Michael Shellenberger and Ted Nordhaus, recently declared «the death of environmentalism,» generating quite a buzz... Whether or not environmentalism is dead, dying, or in some kind of undead zombie state, new voices within the environmental and conservation movements are arguing for a wholly new kind of movement that entails recovering values of another, more conservative America.

Though Optimus G generated more buzz in the market compared to the previous flagship phones, it failed to rake in the kind of sales LG wished for.