Sentences with phrase «much humor there»

So much for the objectivity of those «who have eyes but can not see» Not much humor there either.

«What's really interesting about Yiddish,» Erica was saying, the first courageous soul to break the silence, «is how much humor there is in it.»

Thank you for teaching me just how much humor there is to look forward to each and every day.

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But there's much more in this collection, including a memorable dramatic monologue («The Ghost Seer») taken from his verse play On the Rocks, some religious verse («A Vigil»), and his special mix of unforced sentiment and unassuming humor» best shown, perhaps, in «A Dog's Life»: Accept the things you can not change: / The bleating clock, / The nightly go /» dog leash in tow» / around the block... / Forgive the things you can not have: / the supple bod, / taut undergrads, / a nicer pad, / long chats with God.

I am a school teacher trying to memorize luke 6:39 - 42 with my third grade students, yes so far we've enjoyed the humor in the text, but now I realize there's much more to it... and It's my prayer that the Holy Spirit will help us to digest all of it!

How much joy, laughter and humor is there between the two of us?

There was so much humor in subtlety of delivery and I found myself legitimately invested in who drew the dicks.

But with all the humor, be sure you know there is so much truth in her posts and they'll leave you feeling encouraged and in better spirits every time you stop by for a quick read!

Is there too much or too little humor in your personal statement?

There's an added sense of humor on DateBritishGuys and among its users that you won't find elsewhere, with quips all over the site like «because sweet nothings whispered in an accent sound so much better» and blog posts like «7 Tips to Let Your «Britishness» Shine Through Your Online Dating Profile.»

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But even though I found the last half of the film a bit draggy - too much plot getting in the way of the fun - there were enough funny bits of dialog coming out of Brand's mouth and enough of Helen Mirren being... Helen Mirren, to give this a marginal passing grade - you could do far worse if you're looking for a bit of light humor.

Although there are some moments that seem like filler, this movie contains constant humor that's actually much more clever than you'd think, likable characters both protagonists and antagonists, and animation that's faithful to its predecessor.

Although there are some moments that seem like filler, this movie contains constant humor that's actually much more clever than you'd think, likable characters

This is the worst scene, however, and there is not as much potty humor as I anticipated (for what that is worth).

There really wasn't much humor to the story to be completely honest.

This is still a well - designed game with a humor and style all its own, but there's not much here that you can't find elsewhere.

If there's a surprise in the tone of «Stronger,» it's in how much humor, legitimate and tart, becomes a part of Bauman's coping.

The plot has the makings of a broad farce, but even the broadest requires subtlety to deliver much of the humor, and if there is anything that

As in «The Devil Wears Prada,» she frequently relies on her a kind of put - upon hauteur to extract humor from unprepossessing material, though there is perhaps too much of that playfulness at the expense of the precocious sensuality she displayed so brilliantly in «My Summer of Love»; this Young Victoria remains a notably sexless figure.

There's not much to say about A Haunted House 2 except that it recycles the exact same sex and racial humor from the first movie, except with new movies to inject them into.

There's much to unpack when it comes to the Marstons, and Robinson approaches the material with care, intelligence, and humor, as well as just enough sexiness to give the story the kick it requires.

There is — what with the show being a dramedy — as much humor as drama in each episode, but neither Tara nor her alters are used for cheap laughs.

There was a little much toilet humor and vaudeville jokes were just too obscure for 2011.

There's a little too much humor interspersed between heavy action and effective drama, but because of the reliable cast, «Infinity War» is, without question, one of the most engaging MCU installments.

There's a moment when Constantine has to team up with another criminal, who's much less intelligent and a lot cruder, and that when the film mixes in dark humor and entertainment.

Since one of Noah's nighttime missions is to score some cocaine to impress a potential girlfriend (Ari Graynor), there's also much drug humor, or lack of, as well as the usual parade of scatological and politically incorrect jests.

That aside, there is so much to enjoy between the humor, the new badass villains, and the camaraderie of this cast.

It would be okay if The Man Who Invented Christmas was completely in on the joke, but there's a bit too much pathos in the script to allow it to play fast and loose with the potential humor of it all.

Very violent yet hilariously funny, superb acting from all corners - Waltz and Jackson steal the show while Leo shows up in an awesome turn as a plantation owner and superb visuals... and then there are the Tarantino trademarks - sharp dialogue, humor mixed easily with fear and so much more...

There isn't much to miss in this mix of extensions and all - out deletions: there is more of the family talent show, a few clear attempts at humor that falter, a variety of small moments between Dan and his daughters, and a small taste of a Dan voiceover that was intended to span the entire There isn't much to miss in this mix of extensions and all - out deletions: there is more of the family talent show, a few clear attempts at humor that falter, a variety of small moments between Dan and his daughters, and a small taste of a Dan voiceover that was intended to span the entire there is more of the family talent show, a few clear attempts at humor that falter, a variety of small moments between Dan and his daughters, and a small taste of a Dan voiceover that was intended to span the entire film.

Does it have as much heart as there is humor?

There isn't much to recommend Wasabi except for the offbeat mix of over-the-top humor and overly stylized action, and taken as a pure entertainment kind of film, it'll please most audiences who like French action - comedies.

Blake Nelson and Pruitt Taylor Vince extract about as much as one could possibly hope from their dumbfuck robbers, and there's even time for some rather racy humor courtesy of Security Guard Adrian Martinez — it should be mentioned, incidentally, that this is rated R for its language, which is coarse and frequently funny.

predilection for dick and fart jokes is very much in evidence (though, thankfully, there's nothing here approaching the scatological nadir of Dogma's Golgothan), yet while he may have gained a fair amount of notoriety for that lowbrow brand of humor, his greatest strength has always been the rapier wit of his dialogue, whenever raunchy or not.

Also, much of the biting wit and humor of the first two films has been dulled down, and there aren \» t any truly biting moments, which the first two films had.

TORONTO — Reeling after a week of too many films built on too much mindless brutality, I found «Little Voice» and «Mixing Nia» to be soothing reassurances that there were still filmmakers with heart and humor.

Perhaps most of the humor is lost in translation or perhaps the French just seem to handle broadly physical farces that much better; whatever the reason, there's just little for two of the world's most gifted comedians to do but try to ad - lib enough moments of hilarity to squeeze out whatever chuckle they can for 98 minutes.

And given the fact that the Farrellys are involved in the movie, theres not much in the way of potty humor.

There are so many ways this story could have gone sideways — too maudlin, too much raucous humor.

There are plenty of anachronisms in the movie's humor, but the most consistent is Albert himself, whose acknowledgement of how awful things are also suggests that he's aware it will get much better in the future.

But there's only so much a charismatic giant can do when he's up against a blend of lazy gross - out humor and inane male wish fulfillment weighed down by terrible editing and lame action.

It's very much an ensemble collaboration and while there are some pretty heavy matters, the film never shies away from humor and sarcasm.

Despite the serious tones and heavy weight put on Steve Rogers and Tony Stark, there is still so much humor in the film thanks to the witty script and comedic entries of Paul Rudd as Ant - Man and Tom Holland as Spider - Man.

It was also reported that there were elements of humor and horror, but the film is very much a drama.

But, honestly, there is a sense of humor in much of its wicked ways that carries a lot of weight in finding what it has to offer the gaillo beyond agreeable.

Joke-wise, there are several solid laughs (got ta love the «Pink Flamingos» line), but much of the humor underwhelms.

There's much humor to be found in these characters» restless behavior and tendency to fall into less - than - ideal situations.

There really isn't enough humor here to keep most adults from nodding off, and kids will probably not understand any of the jokes aimed at older generations, so the kitchen sink approach suffers from too much of one and not enough of the other.

The troupe of British character actors that play the dwarfs inject some much - needed humor and energy into the story, and there's some truly stunning visuals on display, but the sum is quite equal to the parts.