Sentences with phrase «so manic»

Daniel Plainview is so manic and driven as to almost be caricature, but Day - Lewis finds the exact pitch at which his actions and reactions are both terrifying and brilliant.

But once Stone's character is allowed to calm down and not be so manic, the scenes between her and Cooper begin to work and Crowe's vision starts to come together.

It was so manic, that the only pictures I had the time to take were when I was out walking Ruben at lunchtimes.

He seemed so manic that several reportersspeculated he was on the verge of a nervous breakdown.

But I had a super exhausting, busy summer... it was so manic, I'm actually welcoming the monotonous, day to day craziness.

Not exact matches

It took all the classic Robin Hood elements — like the sword fight over a river, the archery contest, the peasant revolt, and so on but they gave them a bit of a manic Who - twist that they simply worked.

Actually, he writes it in all - caps so the article shouts his phrase with a manic verve, an imperative of nigh - biblical proportions.

To question your belief system is to backslide, so you're told that the only way to get better is to dive headfirst into those existing beliefs with more manic zeal than before.»

Life is certainly manic at the moment and J turns 13 today so my head has been all over!

but I'm not quitting my job, so I'll just have to live vicariously through your manic panic.

With the kind of manic determination required to pretend that would work after so many failed attempts.

IDK, this time of the season it's manic to start double and triple guessing Arsene haha he is French so maybe a subtle slip in English was nothing, but it definitely made me rethink my initial dismissal of the Vidal thing.

The Grizzlies» appeal lies in the quirky personalities on their roster and the manic energy in their home crowd, less so than their style of play, which is as unassuming as it is unforgiving.

Those same pairings are supposed to go back out for the start of the final round at 8:40 a.m. ET for a stretch of tee times that should run approximately until 3:25 p.m. Sunset in North Jersey this time of year is just after 8 p.m., so it's feasible that this manic sprint through Sunday could work.

«I drove up through the night to be here so it's been a manic 24 hours but it's all been worth it to come here and play for this great club.»

They are only 15 months apart, so life is pretty manic!

So my Monday was neither mellow nor manic.

At the beginning, I tried taking other moms» advice and taking naps during my baby's intermittent naps, because so many people told me that it would be the key to coming out of new motherhood not totally manic.

There's something about the exotic locales, the manic, rapid - fire patter of Robin Williams» Genie, and the magic that imbues every frame — the Genie's bottle, the magic carpet, Princess Jasmine's beguiling beauty... So it makes sense that a true Aladdin fan would want to go beyond Disney - inspired baby names and concentrate specifically on this 1992 classic.

So, how does Carwyn and his Team Druid justify yet another manic departure from Westminster Labour policy?

He had been diagnosed as bipolar, a term for manic depression, but even with medication he was prone to outbursts so violent that the rest of the family feared for their lives.

«But so far, many children with these short manic episodes have not progressed to full - fledged bipolar disorder.»

Geneticists speak of «mapping» the human genome, so that we know where genes «for» all kinds of things (from homosexuality to manic depression) are located; a promotional video produced by the Human Genome Project asks viewers to «imagine a map that would lead us to the richest treasure in the world», with which we will know «where... every genetic inheritance of humankind is to be found».

So, if carb cycling has a lot of moving parts and may turn you into a manic depressive, why do people do it?

It is very common during manic and depressive episodes to be unable to connect with feelings and thoughts one had in other mood states (and the likelihood of head trauma during your long football career may certainly be compounding memory problems), so your idea to create reminders for yourself is excellent.

In the midst of my manic week last week I decided retail therapy was an absolute necessity, so treated myself to a few new ASOS purchases, this shirt being one of them.

I am also off on holiday in 2 weeks so things are pretty manic making sure that everything is ready before I head off to the sunshine!

It's so much easier to shop online than brave the stores this weekend, they're going to be manic.

Thank you so much for always linking up with manic monday!

we scurried back to the hotel, as they have one of the cutest outdoor tables and their china went so well with my manic trout bracelet!

We have a family day planned, nothing to manic as it's a really busy time at the moment in our household, so a lazy morning and then a trip out for the afternoon.

It is, in fact, a manic wonder, sneaking in so many small, medium and large jokes on the sly, it has an instantly re-watchable appeal.

Plaza does a respectable job as the lead role, although her character is so awkward and manic that it can make audiences uncomfortable at times, but it is a testament to her character in many ways.

The dialogue, particularly from Fiennes, is so rapid - fire, it's almost as if this was written by Aaron Sorkin — and I can usually tolerate Sorkin's manic scripts.

Mr. Gorbachev did it and so does Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool, continuing as only he can in that wily Van Wilder way he has, to tear down the 4th wall and address the audience throughout the manic events of Deadpool 2.

Then there's Gary Busey, who I would say gives one of the best performances in the movie, bringing substance to his role, more so than just his manic persona.

CB goes from manic to, well, a different sort of manic within seconds and repeatedly does this fantastic possessed - looking upward glare which really has you questioning how they'd made her look so attractive in that last scene.

This is, after all, about two people so secluded from the outside world that they feed off of each other's manic anxieties, with both amplifying them more and more, to the utmost degree.

As blacklisted Hollywood screenwriter Dalton Trumbo, he whirls his cigarette (like him, a captive in an ornate holder), sitting in still bathwater, raving about the inadequacies of American political structures in that manic brilliance that he so finely honed playing Walter White.

The shtick that worked so well, that manic drive coupled with depraved instincts, is almost gone in this installment.

So while it's far too manic and broad for adults, this adventure will...

Russell's penchant for barely controlled chaos just isn't funny in the context of diagnosed mental illness, and while Playbook's late shift into a conventional, crowd - pleasing rom - com works exceedingly well, it does so at the expense of all the previous manic episodes, making it seem as if men who suffer from bipolar disorder just need to find a screwball dame to nurse them to health via wacky dance routines.

So has a certain manic temperament.

No one is likely to forget Ray Fiennes's manic dancing in A Bigger Splash, and how, in an instant, it's understood why everyone in that film is so hopelessly drawn to the character.

Bursting with exhausting manic energy, Warren Beatty's Howard Hughes pet project Rule Don't Apply is not so much a misfire as it is a gatling gun firing on spin - cycling decimating everything in its path.

Stuck in a car on 2,200 mile road trip with one obnoxious person is more than enough, so while Peter Highman (Robert Downey Jr.) laments his misfortune of having to hitch a ride from Atlanta to Los Angeles with the trouble - causing, id - driven wannabe actor Ethan Tremblay (Zach Galifianakis), we have to put up with Ethan and the occasionally violent (in a rage to the point of blackout even), manic - depressive loose cannon that is Peter.

The first third is dedicated to a built - in, manic «making - of» featurette that essays, in deadly, deadening detail, how Verhoeven posted four pages of a script online, then invited anybody with a laptop and a Starbucks to submit the next five pages, and the next, and so on and so forth, thus pushing Verhoeven out of his comfort zone and inspiring him to new heights as a filmmaker.

Ben finds Hanna (Jess Weixler), who seems to be the usual movie manic pixie dream girl, but (1) Weixler, an exceptionally appealing and talented actress, makes her more than that, and (2) that is what writer Jason Filiatrault and director Jason James want us to think so they can surprise us with a twist of that tired concept at the end.

He's another manic maniac, but one with whom she clicks so perfectly that it just might work out.

Or is it the kind of manic energy that proves so enervating to most people too old to be entertained by insulting, mugging clowns?