Sentences with phrase «laconic way»
In his laconic way, he then confirmed that he was as fascinated by Bram's work as he was by his persona.
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Hooke is very laconic, in a way.
Joe is played by Matthew McConaughey, whose natural laconic, easy - going way is mutated into something snake - like and insidious here.
By the same token, the cast speaks in his stylized yet authentically provincial patois («I like the way you talk,» the two heroes of his Sling Blade confided in each other, echoing our sentiments exactly), and in a movie with a less laconic pace than Thornton the director seems willing to accept.
We're introduced to Tom Cruise's Nick Morton, a laconic military officer / Three Kings - style plunderer, along with his loudmouth partner - in - crime Chris Vail (Jake Johnson), as they blunder their way through a terrorist - occupied city in Mesopotamia.
The actor's elegant way with a laconic antihero was established back in 2004, when he played the tortured, mustachioed sheriff Seth Bullock on HBO's Deadwood.
The series, which features flying cars and shape - shifting exotic dancers, should go some way to satisfying those longing for a second «Blade Runner» sequel, but best of all is the return of the lanky, laconic Kinnaman — Holder on «The Killing» — to detective work.
The laconic Austin, TX - based indie also suggested that if you're pushing to make games purely for commercial reasons, you may be barking up the wrong tree, concluding: «There are much more reliable ways to get rich than making video games.»
His fiercely laconic work destroyed the boundaries between furniture and sculpture, between private delectation and public use and radically altered the way we see many 20th - century masters, including Gerrit Rietveld and Brâncuși.
«For someone who had worked so hard for so long to achieve his breakthrough as an artist, Roy Lichtenstein, even late in life, always remained laconic about the way his famous comic book images actually started.