Sentences with phrase «mischievous characters»

It's still a good comic, though, with a roster of mischievous characters who dedicate a lot of energy to causing trouble.

Turn onto some quieter roads though and the Nismo's mischievous character begins to shine through - this is a car that encourages you to to behave badly.

Deception 4 — Nightmare Princess (PS4): In this new installment of the Deception series, players not only relive Laegrinna's entire pursuit to free her father, the Devil, from his eternal prison, they also get introduced to an entirely new, wickedly sadistic, and infernally mischievous character: Velguirie.

The grotesque and mischievous characters evoke a sense of voyeurism from the viewer while maintaining an unapologetic detachment.

And into his paintings, Bertho inserts mischievous characters — climbing, searching, running, thinking — each painting evolving into a «hyper - realist» world, little scenarios of his own ingenious invention.

You've very likely seen Tom Otterness's trademark figures — a carnivalesque collection of mischievous characters — without even knowing it.

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I'll never complain about Loki's presence in a Marvel film, because Hiddleston somehow still manages to make the mischievous character so damn entertaining and hard to hate, yet this time around he's actually given a more vital role.

There's always the obligatory villain, of course, and in this case it is the classic Holmes nemesis Moriarty (Jamie Demetriou)-- in the guise of the slimy mascot of Goobarb Pies, a pure junk food product oozing out of a mischievous character that causes lots of mayhem.

At the time he was known solely as Dalek and his iconic Space Monkey, a mischievous character born out of graffiti, was featured in every vibrant composition.

The Leaps of Aesop» The exhibition «The Leaps of Aesop» tracks the many implications generated by Aesop, the writer of the ancient fables, who, in Geta Brătescu's system of thinking, becomes a playful and mischievous character and can be regarded as a metaphor for the condition of the artist.