Sentences with phrase «probably see the appeal»

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Wow Sophie this is probably the prettiest and most appealing pizza I've ever seen!!

You — like me — have probably seen countless articles online and in magazines appealing to us to «detoxify» our bodies by foregoing solid food and juicing instead.

See the appeal for sure, and even liked this, but when all is said and done I was underwhelmed and probably won't be revisiting this movie anytime soon.

I think you probably have to be familiar with, or at least aware of, the modern art scene to see the appeal of (Untitled).

The appeal of Lovelace to the emotions, in its simplistic characterisation of Chuck Traynor as Svengali, becomes pornographic, in this sense, when Anthony Romano oversees Chuck's beating, at which stage viewers will probably take delight in seeing this exploitative man getting what he deserves.

Since he was comfortable working in an operetta style that studio head Louis B. Mayer found most appealing, Pasternak (seen at right) probably seemed a logical choice to produce this light little movie, which was directed by Norman Taurog.

It will probably be more appealing to those who haven't seen a wealth of Hong Kong films, as most components of the film have been done to death in Asian cop / criminal flicks since the Eighties.

Brick is probably not a movie that will have strong mainstream appeal, but for those that love independent films, the noir classics, old - fashioned detective stories, or just enjoy seeing something they haven't quite seen before, Rian Johnson's experiment will prove to be a success with you.

In that regard, the results are less than favorable, so if you're looking for another film to appeal to all ages, you will probably find yourself growing anxious for the film to finally end, even though the youngest in your family will want to see it again (and again and again).

Which, even though prices are # 20k up on the 12C, will probably see the 12C quietly disappear as buyers opt for the more appealing 650S.

As we've seen with high profile Kickstarter campaigns over the last few months, studios and publisher's are often conservative in their appraisal of a work's appeal, and it's probably just a matter of time before an author sees similar success (David Mamet is giving it an early shot according to The New York Times).

However, while Eurostar probably meant well by building a tablet marketed to women, it remains to be seen if this device will have any appeal among its targeted demographic.

As I've said before, we'll probably need to see a significant disposal first... and whatever about delays / appeals re MMM, I still think the farmland, the added value dairy & the animal feed businesses should all be fair game for a sale.

I'm sure we'll see some stuff about Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, FIFA, and probably Forza Horizon 2 — games that really appeal to the European audience — with the former two set to receive some more exclusive content, I'd wager.

Dragon Ball FighterZ will probably drop off quickly (anime games have a fairly niche appeal), but it will be interesting to see if Monster Hunter: World can hold onto the top spot in February.

Seeing that this demographic are the ones Korra would probably appeal to the most, it's a shame I can't even recommend it to them with such a high barrier of entry.

In some senior citizen policies, you would probably see that the feature which is most appealing to you is capped to a certain limit or has certain clauses attached to it.