Sentences with phrase «more nastiness»

He told Time magazine last March that ICWA reduces stability for Indian kids, a comment that generated more nastiness, he says — some advancing an argument and some just ridiculing him.

Now take that haunting soundtrack and place it over cinematography that brings out maximum creepiness from every environment of the Swiss Alps located healing center, whether it be recreational spa rooms, hydrotherapy pools, wide - open outdoor areas intended for leisurely sports, or underground catacombs hiding unholy secrets and more nastiness, and the result is what will undoubtedly be one of the most atmospheric and hypnotic films of 2017.

Not exact matches

It's a perfect response to the nastiness of the tax plan being pushed by the GOP - controlled Congress and a way for the state to help middle - and low - income families by making wealthier individuals pay more.

But what I've noticed over the many years in the church, in spirituality, in Christianity, is that the nastiness in religious domains is more subversive.

Persons or groups with strong commitments to social action or evangelical faith often shun direct engagement with Wiltshire - like churches, dismissing them as lost to the cause, and instead issue more general pronouncements that avoid the nastiness of encounter with specific congregations whose values oppose their own.

Always go with natural or organic peanut butter as some cheaper brands contain artificial chemical additives and other nastiness that does the body more harm than good.

What's more egregious than Movie 43's predictable gross - out vein of comedy is its own self - awareness of the puerile nature of such humor and that it still relishes its nastiness, seemingly in defense.

I won't give any more away - and, honestly, it's not as if the film suddenly sells out and provides group hugs and life lessons to everyone - but the nastiness that I liked most about the movie begins to fade.

Regardless of its base motives, Basic Instinct gave us a powerful woman character who made its ostensible hero look like a whiny wimp, as Dargis implies, and in the long run that investment of power may have mattered as much as, or more than, the nonsense and nastiness.

«Trainspotting,» a junkie odyssey written entirely in stream - of - consciousness Scots vernacular, was tricky enough; «Filth» is an entirely more heightened creation, practically baroque in its nastiness, with a barely penetrable protagonist in Det. Bruce Robertson (McAvoy), a morally repugnant all - purpose addict whose hobbies include homophobic bullying, erotic asphyxiation and sex - pest prank calls.

While director James Wan went on to the more refined pastures of the Insidious and Conjuring franchises, the Saw sequels increasingly curdled into nastiness and convoluted plotting as tortured as their victims.

You get glimpses of some nastiness, but I am glad to say FFJ is a way more positive film than I was expecting, and funnier too.

Like Stargate, only with more deities and less Kurt Russell, Gods Of Egypt sees the Dark City man imagining a world in which the Egyptian god of darkness Set (Butler) takes over the throne and brings misery and other nastinesses to all and sundry.

As a child this can often be abrasive viewing, but watching this now is more likely to cause chuckles at the sheer overwrought nastiness in characters like the Trunchbull and Harry Wormwood.

«The impact of the nastiness, of the mean words, the hitting, has a deeper and more long - lasting impact because they're already fragile,» said Callegary.

The nastiness of the shapes is more overt, but the paint handling is so neat as to be mechanical.

Sometimes they report fairly, but they're just entertainers, and they are prone to nastiness and misinformation — more to sell their shows than anything else.

If there's more than a hint of cheap nastiness about it, then it'll have lost a fair percentage of potential buyers right at the start.

People are starting to talk about how they confront nastiness but in nice ways... I think I was more powerful when I was invisible and had no name.