Sentences with phrase «more humour in»

Speaking of the main story, the main story in Destiny 2 has more humour in it and never feels as depressing as the first game seemed to focus purely on.

Not exact matches

I got some of the best feedback on my personal style, which I'll share with you: it was to be more playful, to see the humour in things and to see the humour in other people having different opinions to yourself.

We're going to bring a little more humour than maybe we had in the past, a slightly different voice, more focused on splashy layouts.

Whatever is the better option, no real security can be found in information alone, not everyone is gifted in humour and public speaking and community is more real where there is physical presence.

With lyrics like, «My lover's got humour... I should've worshiped her sooner» and «My church offers no absolution... She tells me, «Worship in the bedroom,» The only heaven I'll be sent to... is when I'm alone with you,» you're saying that sex is more freeing, more real, more human, more worthy as a site of worship than any church.

I've learned to be creative, and I've learned that you - really - need a sense of humour to call the gloopy mess in the oven «bread» when it's overflowed the pan and is more «blah».

What a briliant piece of work... Kudos Hamzah... This was really nostalgic and very well written... I would have like it more if you had written something on the way Suarez felt the pain of loss as the fans did and also the way he celebrated with the fans and his sense of humour (That celebration in front of Moyes??? Good work nonetheless...:)

I think Greg did a wonderful, open - minded, genuine thing and I respect the hell out of the fact that he kept coming back to this blog, updating people as to the progress of the event, taking questions to pass along, being open to having information about Nestle's actions provided to him in order to educate him because he was open to being educated, and even taking more than his share of condescension directly or indirectly from people on the previous thread about things as irrelevant as his sense of humour.

She's done it very, very well indeed I think, bringing humour and scrutiny in that more combative, traditional way that PMQs is delivered.

#TwitterJokeTrial means comedians will feel more secure tweeting jokes and people making threats will try work in some humour.

He was a genuinely friendly bloke, who could find humour in subjects more technical than most and who could make an hour feel like minutes.

more humour and detail at PMQs, She made principled decisions in her leadership and showed occasional flashes of brilliance, (backing Abbott) but sometimes there was shambolism in the behind - the - scenes running of the party.

In PMQs, she was specific and detailed, although but sticking to Labour» spre - election policy before the election she sounds like she» smakesde her sound stuck in a time warp and she could have shown more humouIn PMQs, she was specific and detailed, although but sticking to Labour» spre - election policy before the election she sounds like she» smakesde her sound stuck in a time warp and she could have shown more humouin a time warp and she could have shown more humour.

Laughter is far more general than just a response to humour: it is a social glue that we use in all sorts of ways to bind ourselves together.

«While humorous advertising might be appropriate for some road safety topics such as anti-drink driving and anti-speeding messages, my small study shows that more research is needed to determine if using positive emotion - based messages such as humour is effective in preventing driver sleepiness.

In a study that asked men to rate what they looked for in a long - term partner, men rated personality, sense of humour, intelligence and common interests as more important than looks In a study that asked men to rate what they looked for in a long - term partner, men rated personality, sense of humour, intelligence and common interests as more important than looks in a long - term partner, men rated personality, sense of humour, intelligence and common interests as more important than looks *.

The SMILE study revealed a 20 % decrease in agitation in dementia by using humour therapy, progress similar to the more common usage of anti-psychotic meds.

I also like the wit and humour in your posts that ranges from fashion to make up to some more personal posts.

I've often been dubbed as a «bully» but a lot of people, even more of teachers have called me a class clown before [although my humour is often pure mockery of the snobby bitch in class or just complete satire about a subject that deserved said satire]...

I love shopping, dancing, am a lady with good sence of humour and am looking for a more matured man in my life someone to wild me up, some one who will love me for me, someone worth my love and lastly some to be serious with me

active senior... caring, sensitive, interested in many things, appreciate diversity, sense of humour, the arts, travel... and more

Just inbox me if you want a chat or whatever ya wantt Music Biffy clyro Alice in wonderland Tea Drink Tattoo s (when I get more than to my one) Festivals Acting Mor e on request from the jukebox I like to think of myself as a funny / weird / humoured person with a romantic side.

I'm a 55 year old guy slim 6» tall live on my own in Skegness very easy to get on with good sense of humour very keen to meet a nice Asian guy for friendship maybe more am very down to earth honest and discreet

Be More Successful in Online Dating — Use Humour.

They needed more pulp humour and a more focused director in charge, massive disappointment.

But by far the biggest blunder is in how seriously it takes itself; a little campiness and a self - deprecating sense of humour would have gone a long way to making the film a lot more likeable.

While most superheroes are rather po - faced do - gooders, Deadpool offers something more irreverent, more grotesque in its humour and — with his withering asides direct to the audience — more knowing.

The heart and the humour of the story more than make up for any clunkiness in the game's mechanics and a slow start.

While there are moments of humour, the film doesn't take the characters forward from where we left them in Shrek 2, feeling more like the next instalment of an episodic TV series than a genuinely worthwhile sequel.

It's often funny, too, in a deadpan, gallows - humour sort of way, and more than ever Payne allows the humour to rise up gently from his story rather than burst through it.

That said, there have been more varied groups of children collected in many other films, and in spite of occasional moments of empathy or humour, they fail to capture the imagination.

But he saw more than humour in the project.

Watch for the way that outer space (visited more often here than in the previous films combined) dissolves into the glow stars that still cling to Clark's childhood ceiling; the way that baseball is resuscitated America's central pastime; or the way that Singer cuts every cornball moment with a little humour at the expense of our childish hunger for it (like Lois sliding down a plastic slide, or a little boy's asthmatic wheeze off - camera).

As Lucrecia Martel demonstrates in La Ciénaga (The Swamp), there is more twisted banal horror and caustic humour to be discovered in the forms of...

Calvin is let off the hook far too many times and any pathos is put in the background to broader humour, such as when Calvin and Ruby visit Calvin's mother in a sequence that feels more like something out of Meet the Fockers (Jay Roach, 2004).

Rating: 7/10 — it's easy to forget that there are other animation studios in Japan beside Studio Ghibli (here it's Madhouse), but despite some obvious flaws, The Girl Who Leapt Through Time is a positive reminder; engaging and unpretentious, it's a movie that treats its more serious themes with genuine integrity, while adding a lively sense of humour, all of which makes for an entertaining, if not entirely polished, viewing experience.

A sucker for well - placed potty humour more than I'd like to admit, Perrin tosses in a couple of spots that would make the Farrelly brothers proud.

And in a film full of dick jokes and drug humour, it takes quite the stretch to make any of the more serious moments with any real pathos or poignancy.

There's great humour, knowledge and deference to the source material, and more than 250 little plastic people to unlock if you're that into it — yet at the same time, it's wrapped in a playstyle that's really starting to crack and fray at the edges.

After the slightly more rote LEGO Marvel's Avengers spent the bulk of its playtime retelling stories from the MCU film franchise, Super Heroes 2 returns to the original story format to pack in as much nostalgia and referential humour as is brickally possible.

It has much more in its canon than simply rubbing its own sense of stylishness in our faces: namely a great cast, strong humour, and entertaining story.

In fact there's a whole series of six books, so if this vampire movie has the same bite and humour as MEAN GIRLS there'll be lots more potential fodder.

The film's plot — while not exactly unprecedented — is weak at times and sits at the back burner to these guys all trying something cool with the jokes, but I would've preferred, in light of the film like Attack the Block, for this movie to try and embed the narrative into the humour a lot more, rather than just make another The Babysitter with more comedians.

The humour is also very much of a different time, veering towards being totally un-PC and getting away with more than it probably should because of the retro setting, and had it actually been made in the 1970s we would all be likely be saying «Well, they wouldn't get away with it nowadays».

Davis has everything that Lopez doesn't in Maid in Manhattan: modesty, natural beauty, charisma, a wry sense of humour — you could watch a whole movie about this persona, which is probably what Hughes had in mind, and her one sequence ends with a joke that also happens to be a far more accurate representation of the subtle fear that aristocracy puts in the minimum - wager than any of the Cinderella markers you'll find in Maid in Manhattan.

Sightseers, his latest offering coming close on the heels of Kill List, has more in common with that first film than with his sophomore effort, returning to the sort of wildly juxtaposed humour with which he made his initial impact.

If there was voice work either in Japanese or English and the scenes included more humour and quirkiness then it would offer loads of personality to the experience but as it is, Touhou Genso Rondo feels more flat than it should.

Reared on a diet of the genuinely affecting scatological slapsticks of the Farrelly Brothers and the still - fitfully - entertaining product out of Judd Apatow's exhausted factory, we're far more sophisticated in our fringe humour these days.

in toto, HD) gives us more cutting - edge Catskills humour involving Eddie Kaye Thomas's Rosenberg, as well as more coked - up baby and a scene where the Russian mobster's hot daughter tries to blow Santa Claus.

Hahaha my taste in humour is more dark and twisted.