Sentences with phrase «on sheer charm»

We touched on the sheer charm and whimsy of Shovel Knight in our preview, but I think it bears repeating.

# 8220; The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel» gets by on the sheer charm of its talented cast.

If you're willing to lean into the movie's complete and utter stupidity, Jumanji might just stumble through its languorous two - hour runtime on sheer charm.

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The Nnamdi Kanu Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) campaign has been running on that blissful nirvana, in which Nigeria is a «zoo»; and the charmed Biafra, sheer paradise.

The level design can be a little formulaic but each world is packed with so much charm and quirkiness that you'll be willing to overlook this, and above all controlling Kutaro on his quest is just sheer unadulterated fun.

He's ten thousand leagues from charming and not necessarily easy on the eyes but his sheer determination in the face of abject failure is what earned him the title of «heroic failure».

While the first two films skirted by on charm and sheer energy, «At World's End» clunks through three hours of excessive characterization and exposition — and none of it makes any sense.

While you could spend thousands less and get more practicality in a Honda Fit, Kia Rio, Ford Fiesta or Chevrolet Sonic, you'd miss out on the charm, customization, premium appeal and sheer delight inherent in every Mini.

Its charming aesthetics and sheer amount of talented people working on it has won over backers in droves, so much so that the game will now be released on PlayStation 4 and Vita, Wii U as well as Steam!

There are a handful of side quests that require horses to complete, but beyond these all the beauty and charm of the mounted systems are essentially wasted in Breath of the Wild, having been undermined by the sheer immediacy of travelling directly to any of the 138 locations on the map that can offer a lazy immediacy of access.

The wide variety of game modes, and the sheer charm of the graphics they've been able to squeeze out of the lowly Nintendo DS, have gradually changed my outlook on this game from being a mere curiosity to being a «must have!»

As Susan Sontag observed in the catalogue of another big show in Fort Worth, Texas: «Each picture is, ideally, a maximum seduction... the viewer may be tempted to solve the problem, abandoning the proper distance at which all the picture's charms may be appreciated to zero in for immersion in sheer colour bliss — what Hodgkin's pictures can always be counted on to provide.»