Sentences with phrase «picks odd points»

And yeah, he cherry picks odd points to make his case on.

Not exact matches

Take the creditable runs away and you're left with a very limited Birmingham team, one which does still boast an abundance of resilience, a dogged defence which will ensure they pick up the odd point here of there, but in terms of quality, especially in the final third, you'll struggling to highlight quality, or anything even remotely close.

She's a positive force, but also an agent of chaos, to the point where Baumbach is just as likely to pick up odd lines, dance moves, and bits of observation from her as he is to stage conventional dramatic scenes.

I am super-for representation in films (to the point that I refused to watch Gods of Egypt and that Christian Bale Moses one...), I just think this one would be an odd battle to pick.

A few other movies we watched, DVD picks (we're all a bit drunk at this point) and the odd tangent keep this podcast unspooling and unspooling.

All the while, they're playing an odd variation of a pick - up basketball game in which points seem to be assigned by how badly a shot misses the net.

It picks the oddest moments to have a skit about cake, and at one point it even breaks the fourth wall by having Yew accuse you as a player for judging him as a coward.

Typical to a point, the bride steps out of character with an odd sideways look, characterized by a deadpan stare that lies somewhere between resignation and a scowl that would prevent a pick - up line from ever leaving the safety of a suitor's lips, and, worse, chill the will of a nervous groom.

It is easy to pick on computer climate models for not simulating certain things or point out the odd measurement that isn't well understood.