Sentences with phrase «sharp sense of»

He is known for his sharp sense of style (and collection of bowties) and his passion for design.

He also has a wonderfully sharp sense of humor and very big heart.

My personal style reflects a rich sense of curiosity, a non-judgmental attitude, strategic exploration, lots of coaching, and a sharp sense of humor blended with lots of care and deep respect.

Whether dealing with post-separation issues related to children, support or property division, Toni's, advocacy skills, attention to detail and sharp sense of justice make her an excellent advocate.

Whether the issues are related to children, support or property division, Toni's attention to detail, advocacy skills and sharp sense of justice make her an excellent advocate.

It is a delicate and risky business and it demands fingertip feeling and a sharp sense of drama and timing.

In the NYTimes, Roberta Smith calls «Cubism: The Leonard A. Lauder Collection» at the Met «an exhilarating exhibition laid out with a sharp sense of history and some humor.»

This is a great show, at once fresh and knowing, the concept of rendering commercial imagery into abstraction beautifully served by Simon's razor - sharp sense of line, color, and scale.

Guerrero Z. Habulan is a figurative artist born in Philippines, a young social realist with a sharp sense of humor.

Her sharp sense of geometric formalism is evident in the jarring juxtapositions she presents between flat, painterly abstractions of light and abrupt shifts in volume and depth.

Painting friends, family and passers - by with a sharp sense of detail and symbolism, Taylor's bright and balanced attention to all walks of life is partly informed by the decade he spent working, while also studying at CalArts, as a psychiatric assistant at the Camarillo State Hospital for the mentally ill.

and a sharp sense of wit with the «when it's damn ready» release date, The Artful Escape looks to be a hell of an interesting experience.

The game is an X-Files-influenced detective mystery with a razor - sharp sense of humour, and it's also today's Humble Daily Deal, with 20 % off bringing the price down to # 12.39 / $ 15.99.

He's cold, calculating and wholly arrogant, but possesses a dry, sharp sense of humour.

Initially shy, especially as they adjust to a new cage, they eventually become very outgoing, and seem to possess excellent vision and a sharp sense of smell.

These characteristics in addition to a sharp sense of smell make the breed great hunting dogs.

It has a sharp sense of smell which allows it to locate the prey at a safe distance without striking them.

As with other dogs in the Terrier group, they're known for their hunting skill including sharp sense of smell that enables them to participate in earthdog trials.

Daschunds have small stature but, possess a sharp sense of smell.

In the remaining eleven stories, A.L. Kennedy goes on to depict such towns, such characters, all dealing in their own complex and eccentric ways with despair, longing, and the occasional glimpses of love that enter their lives... If all this sounds incredibly depressing... well, it sometimes is... On the other hand, her sharp sense of humor acts as a rescuing hand reaching into the bottom of a well, offering a saving grace to her characters in their darkest moments of despair.

But if you're a fan of Squirrel Girl already, then you'll appreciating a book that doesn't take itself seriously, while still addressing some significant and current issues with a sharp sense of wit.

Von Dutch was something of a da Vinci of the garage — with a sharp sense of humor.

She has impacted many teachers through her expertise, training, and sharp sense of humor.

No doubt having started out as a camera operator gave him a sharp sense of visual style, because his fluid camerawork is both precise and endlessly dexterous.

The soundtrack is vibrant throughout, used with a sharp sense of humour.

Also working in the film's favor is a sharp sense of humor, buoyed by assured comic performance and a strong editing hand.

His much - garlanded drama Argo — based on the true story of how the CIA invented a fake movie project with fake Middle East locations in order to smuggle embassy staff out of Iran — had a sharp sense of both heroism and imposture, and was a neat exercise in tension and drama.

July 17, 2017 • Tuxedo, the unlikely - on - paper funk - soul duo of Mayer Hawthorne and Jake One, brought a left - of - center sonic approach and a sharp sense of style to their Tiny Desk Concert.

I knew she was completely strong and fearless and intelligent and had a sharp sense of humor.»

Annapolis is the kind of hybrid military movie that can really only be truly enjoyed with diminished expectations and a sharp sense of parody.

The Kelvin timeline version of «Star Trek» has certainly demonstrated it has a sharp sense of humor and a solid tonal sense of where to drop the one - liners.

Krasinski confirms that he is a director with a sharp sense of how to convey an idea through pure imagery.

George Clooney is the wordy, silver - tongued lothario with a sharp sense of humour and even sharper dress sense (I hate him), Vera Farmiga is a slightly cold yummy mummy love interest and Kendrick is a juvenile, Avril Lavigne - a-like youngster.

This Norwegian revenge thriller may move at a steady, meandering pace, but it has such a sharp sense of pitch - black Scandinavian humour that it's never dull.

She brings her sharp sense of humor we all know and love.

Sono writes and directs with a sharp sense of black humour that contrasts Izumi's sexual awakening with the a policewoman (Mizuno) investigating a hideous double murder in a «love hotel».

Previous attempts to exercise his funny bone came with varying degrees of success: The King of Comedy stands alongside De Niro's best work while Midnight Run proved his sharp sense of tightly - wound timing as the straight - half of a memorable comedic double - act.

Stand - up comedian Nick DiPaolo unleashes his caustic wit on a willing crowd at Connecticut's Foxwoods Resort Casino, putting to work the same razor - sharp sense of humor that kills»em on Comedy Central's celebrity roasts.

Narratively speaking, there's nothing Earth - shattering here, but Gerwig's script has a razor - sharp sense of time, place and the roiling emotional turmoil of its protagonist, whose attempts to carve out a mature identity are authentically messy.

Written with a marvelous ear for language and a sharp sense of character, it makes full use of the no holds barred opportunities of cable with shocking violence, casual sex, and epithet laced gangster - speak.

It's about Psycho's notorious shower scene, a three - minute master class milked in this close reading for every subtextual reading and nuance, all with a sharp sense of fun.

A serious journalist with grand investigative ambitions and a sharp sense of community engagement, Chubbuck sought to report on issues that affected lives (such as a zoning change that would affect residents» medical coverage).

Happily, Zhao has a sharp sense of when, and how, to hit the brakes on the wrong, corny kind of rugged individualism.

Yet anyone whose last will and testament demanded the establishment of a Nick Cave Memorial Museum clearly has a sharp sense of humour, and Forsyth and Pollard (who have worked with Cave before on projects such as short film series Do You Love Me Like I Love You) are as wry, dry and entertaining as their subject.

All that being said, what is best in FLUSHED AWAY is its unexpectedly convincing blend of a genuine emotional life for the main characters along with a razor - sharp sense of silliness.

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Outgoing, fun and funny, smart with a capital S, sharp sense of humour may miss it unless you spend a bit of time with me - can be very dry, very on the ball to the point of «wow» factor.

and have found a pretty awesome talent - Acting - I have a sharp sense of style and class, but also...

Both he and I have an extremely sharp sense of taste, though I have noticed that his is not as sharp as it used to be.

Fikkert, who resembles Jim from the NBC television show The Office in both his boyish good looks and his sharp sense of humor (he jokes about the mispronunciations his last name inspires), lived in Everett, Washington, which last summer was in the midst of one of the country's most serious whooping cough epidemics.