Sentences with phrase «more of an identity crisis»

Rarely have you seen a major movie with more of an identity crisis.

However, there are definitely some inconsistencies in the game, which make it less of a complete cartoon experience and more of an identity crisis.

Personally, I like the all white owl — not having colored eyes isn't any more of an identity crisis that having pencils sticking out of your noggin... Add a couple plumed pencils for your color.

Not exact matches

The Conservatives are in a full identity crisis now, and will have to figure out if they want to play tough with the U.S. and go back to the Sir John A. MacDonald days of a National Policy — essentially copying Trump's Buy American stance with a Buy Canadian — or if they want to follow the pro-free trade Mulroney - Harper path, which is more likely but offers less differentiation from the Liberals.

If it is true, as Holloway argues, that the very foundations of matter and the identity of human nature are aligned upon the coming of the Word made flesh, then a society which is uncertain about the existence of God and whether Man has any meaning or purpose must be subject to crisis, alienation and chaos even more inevitably than CiV is able to show.

Carl F. H. Henry's recent volume, Evangelicals in Search of Identity, contains a more thoughtful and more tentative diagnosis of the crisis.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, added that the nation seemed to be dealing with an identity crisis, saying it «has become more blurred and reached some kind of crisis and culmination».

By the very nature of our upbringings, mixed race people are more likely suffer from mild identity crises.

More attention is paid to themes of «female rebellion» and «crisis of national identity.»

It's also much more of a Justice League game than a Batman one and so it often feels as though it's suffering an identity crisis.

In his earlier films, such displacements are made to seem characteristic of Taiwan itself — a country in an existential crisis, not knowing how much its identity belongs to other countries that have occupied or otherwise dominated it, such as Japan, China, and the U.S. — but here they seem a more general condition of contemporary urban living.

Dr. Molefi Asante, father of the director, suggests that the holiday was born more out of a cultural crisis than an identity crisis because, historically, African - American school kids have had «two sets of notes, one for the test, one for the truth.»

From Brazil came Juliana Rojas and Marco Dutra's Hard Labor, which combines an undercurrent of horror (or more specifically the uncanny) with a realistic depiction of economic collapse, small - business labor / management tension, and a crisis in male identity, particularly among those made redundant.

Of course, public awareness and acceptance of transgender people is much greater now than it was when Boys Don't Cry — Kimberly Peirce's significantly more insightful film about Brandon Teena, a transgender man coming to terms with his self - described «sexual identity crisis» — debuted in 1999, thanks largely to visibility campaigns and presidential announcements (Barack Obama is the first sitting President to use the word in a state - of - the - union addressOf course, public awareness and acceptance of transgender people is much greater now than it was when Boys Don't Cry — Kimberly Peirce's significantly more insightful film about Brandon Teena, a transgender man coming to terms with his self - described «sexual identity crisis» — debuted in 1999, thanks largely to visibility campaigns and presidential announcements (Barack Obama is the first sitting President to use the word in a state - of - the - union addressof transgender people is much greater now than it was when Boys Don't Cry — Kimberly Peirce's significantly more insightful film about Brandon Teena, a transgender man coming to terms with his self - described «sexual identity crisis» — debuted in 1999, thanks largely to visibility campaigns and presidential announcements (Barack Obama is the first sitting President to use the word in a state - of - the - union addressof - the - union address).

I discovered a litany of bogus character traits for the title character that paint a picture of an entitled, conniving, cheating, vapid, disloyal, snotty, conformist white girl going through a phony personality crisis so she can put - on her next «Basic» (à la «Ingrid Goes West») identity as one more white female college student in New York City with rocks in her head.

Wisconsin Republicans looking to win a U.S. Senate seat that's been in Democratic control for more than 50 years are facing an ideological identity crisis as they wrestle with what type of candidate they want to field for the open spot.

A pet's personality is formed more by genetics and his environment than by sex hormones so neutering will not change a pet's basic personality or make him suffer any kind of emotional reaction or identity crisis.

A pet's personality is formed more by genetics and environment than by sex hormones, so neutering will not change a pet's basic personality or make him suffer any kind of emotional reaction or identity crisis.

At this point, the long - running series was going through something of an identity crisis, so EA handed over the keys to Slightly Mad Studios in an attempt to reinvigorate the stalled series and steer it in a more simulative direction.

At the same time, it makes me wonder which of the two will have more influence over a genre that seems to be going through a bit of an identity crisis.

This blog has long observed that the more an institution embraces the climate issue, the surer we can be that the embrace signifies a crisis of some kind, analogous to an existential or identity crisis.

Thus, the Guardian has tried to assert itself as more than a newspaper, such is the extent of its identity crisis, after such a question mark emerges over its status as such, its circulation figures dropping so violently.

By losing out on years of critical free - range play, children fail to overcome phobias and suffer more from separation anxiety, which translates to a generation that faces a unique identity crisis — fear of growing up.