Sentences with phrase «laughs than tears»

Not exact matches

I promise that in between laughs and tears will relate in more than one way.

It's one of those sad laughs that you smile while a tear sheds down your cheek at the end of an episode and makes you want to go outside and do something that makes you feel alive rather than staying inside watching TV.

We did get some good ones: Annette Bening on the verge of tears of disappointment when Natalie Portman went up on stage; Helena Bonham Carter saying (correctly, as it turned out) to her seat neighbour, «I won't win» during the best supporting actress announcements; Harvey Weinstein glowering menacingly every time any movie other than The King's Bloody Speech was mentioned; Justin Timberlake only starting to laugh at Randy Newman's speech when he noticed the camera was on him — but it was not enough.

The sequel is equally as filled with that unique mix of culture and shtick, but it's still enough to wring more than a few laughs (and tears) from today's jaded audiences (there was even applause at the screening I attended).

More often than not, Payne's preferred method of trying to squeeze laughs and tears from the same moment — or rather, following a lump - in - the - throat moment with a carefully timed comic jab — simply cancels itself out.

Ant - Man and the Wasp, the sequel to 2015's tiny super-hero hit, should be a playful, comparably low - stakes joyride that's more concerned with making you laugh than working your tear ducts.

It's this shock combo which presumably earned her a Golden Globe nomination alongside Streep, rather than the much - fancied Anna Kendrick, who makes less of an impression as indecisive Cinders — a part played for tears not laughs.

Before you laugh yourself to tears, on a recent drive Toyota proved that less oxymoronic than it sounds... but maybe still not the best idea.

I'd say that other than participating in this campaign (laughs), I'm a little torn between something more proactive, like buying green power, which I can do here in Palo Alto, but isn't available from every utility yet — it costs a bit more, but can make a huge change — and doing something that's easier and can deliver more context, like changing a light bulb, which can actually save you money.

Well, drinking wine in significant amounts comes immediately to mind; but seriously, I find communicating with peers, talking through issues, having a few laughs amid more than a few tears, brainstorming, creating, and planning are not only professionally beneficial but personally rewarding.