Sentences with phrase «more cocksure»

Or, for the more cocksure amongst you, engage every battle like you're playing at the frenetic pace of a MOBA, planning be damned:

In fact, you seem much more cocksure of your answers than I do of mine!

Not exact matches

Here, his ability to recycle possession was strongly in evidence and it's a more disciplined, less cocksure individual than the one who strutted around at the Mad Stad during a 3 - 1 defeat in Reading's promotion year.

It's more of a quaint period piece by today's standards, but Cagney's cocksure performance means it still entertains to this day.

That being said, it would be hard not to play it this way when the company she's keeping are as strong as they are: Tarantino's go - to man for dialogue delivery Samuel L. Jackson echoes Pulp's Jules Winnfield only this time his gun - running Ordell Robbie has less biblical monologues and more of a dangerous cutting edge; Bridget Fonda plays his vacuous beach blonde accomplice to perfection while Michael Keaton's doggedly determined ATF agent Ray Nicolette has the requisite cocksure arrogance.

His best moments are comic, imitating some Harrison Ford mannerisms (the stance, the pointing) with a cocksure goofiness; he might have been a more distinctly funny take on the character for other filmmakers.

Though he's failed to impress in his previous big budget outings (see: «Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides» and «Snow White and the Huntsman»), he's perfectly cast here as Finnick Odair, the cocksure pretty boy with more to him than meets the eye.

Freeing oneself from the creeping consumerism of the early - Eighties a far cry from championing cocksure malaise in an era defined by that arrogant listlessness, The Girl Next Door goes more baldly for straight comedy, its resolution a series of twists that lead to a collegiate ending rather than an ambiguous close - up of the empty bug - eyed glaze of opaque Wayfarers.

TIM GREIVING, BYLINE: «On Chesil Beach» opens with a cocksure Edward, played by Billy Howle, mansplaining the blues to his new wife Florence, played by Saoirse Ronan, who has much more sophisticated tastes.

The role required him to bare more than just skin, and it's clear even from this audition tape that he captures the nuances of a troubled teen that's as cocksure as he is damaged.

As for Cruise, he's all cocksure arrogance — like most of his performances throughout the 80's — but he's perfectly fitting and delivers one of the more grounded and mature performances of his career.