Sentences with phrase «slightly twisted way»

In his uniquely outrageous and slightly twisted way, Wilson sets out to connect with her in what could be his last chance at having a family.

Not exact matches

Ramsey's injury seems to have resulted from combination of timing (Ramsey reached the ball a fraction of a second before Shawcross), positioning (the way Ramsey's foot was planted in the ground, and also seemed to be slightly twisted, meant that it couldn't bend to absorb any of the impact) and the size and weight difference between the two players (Shawcross is 6» 5 ″, and solidly built).

Twisted in one way, a nanotube behaves like a metallic wire, freely conducting electricity, while one with a slightly different twist behaves like a semiconductor — it can switch between being an insulator and a conductor.

If you love a French manicure, here's a subtle way to put a modern twist on the concept: Swap the straight border at the tips for a slightly angled one.

Not in any inventively unhinged way, but in the standard movie style of building to impossibly big action set pieces and then twisting them slightly, pausing for half a breath and then carrying on full speed.

The stories have some clever sci - fi twists, and they throw in witty, if slightly dated, allusions along the way (one of the giant apartment blocks is named after Billy Carter, while the one for the old and infirm is the Ronald Reagan Block).

The trail revisits several locations across Boston, each with a new addition, and although blasting your way through endless floating «Swarmbots» does get slightly tiring, the finale provides proof that the studio writers haven't entirely exhausted their supply of plot twists.

I often found that I had to turn my wrist slightly in the opposite direction before turning it all the way back around in order to get enough «twist» to wake the display up.