Sentences with phrase «seem hokey»

Yes, New Year's resolutions seem hokey sometimes, but they can work.

He may seem hokey, but in those pre-social media, pre-Trump days he also seems like a stately monarch of homely restraint.

Scripts like that would ordinarily seem hokey if drafted for fictional purposes.

The actual combat mechanics that define the game seem hokey and ridiculous at first.

The character just seemed hokey and daft, and not really a good reflection of the industry.

Not exact matches

The GM debate at times seems much like the Hokey Cokey (or Pokey, if you're US - based).

That seems a little hokey.

They always just seemed a bit hokey to me.

Yes, it does seem pretty hokey at first blush.

What You Need to Know: Judging strictly from the logline, this may seem like a hokey Screen Gems thriller that doesn't belong on any list of anticipation whatsoever, save for one authored by the Babysitters Club.

While that may seem a little hokey in a world where dreams don't always come true, Turbo's success can't happen without the support of others.

It certainly came bearing a seemingly reliable pedigree of talent, with Pixar's Andrew Stanton (late of Finding Nemo and WALL - E) as director, providing enough of that trademarked hokey, winking self - deprecation that otherwise seems to sell well, and even some script - doctoring by novelist Michael Chabon.

The cladding seems like a hokey afterthought, and the sporty wheels look out of place on this aging, rather sharp - edged body.

However, the Finnish performance has a number of gestures for other parts of the song, so it seems to more closely resemble «Hokey Pokey» if that dance featured a partner - circling move.

[slightly edited for typos and punctuation] It seems that apparently deliberate overlooking of data problems is endemic within the IPCC process, not just the Hokey Team.

This tactic may seem a bit hokey, but remember that photos can add visual interest to text, and human faces can always foster a stronger «connection» with readers.