Sentences with phrase «sort of allusion»

Still, at a recent San Francisco appearance, Iannucci stressed that he shot the film in the summer of 2016, lest viewers suspect it was some sort of allusion to the court of Trump.

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«That allusion was something Kevin Feige really wanted to put into this script, because it sort of embodies the internal struggle that Peter Parker is facing throughout, where he is his own greatest enemy in some ways, to have to accept himself before he can do anything helpful for the world.

I would not want to put too much weight on the passage, but it does not seem certain to me that Mark 1:38 is not making the sort of casual allusion to the pre-existence which we have noted in Paul.

So far, our analysis of Arrested has focused on word - play, but close viewing will reveal all sorts of patterns and allusions, many dealing with images rather than words.

The result is a cracking of her psyche that one can only wonder could have been prevented with some sort of intervention, but we're never quite shown whether she has any friends or family that can keep her grounded (the only allusion to any is the untimely death of her father at an early age, presumably giving a hint as to her fear of abandonment).

He is hamstrung a tad by the vagueness of the script, but the emotional content is fulfilled, which is key for a film like this, with its allusions to Spielberg and other sorts of Amblin-esque road adventure films.

I wasn't expecting a last - minute twist of the sort that he painted himself into a corner with years ago, but in fact the film concludes with something decidedly odder — a throwaway coda in which a former Shyamalan star ruefully turns up to acknowledge an allusion to one of MNS's earlier movies.

More allusions to time travel, quantum mechanics, relativity and that sort of thing, perhaps?

But given artists like Kulendran Thomas» embrace of the inevitable in the Absolute Bearing collaborative exhibition with Annika Kuhlmann and Jesse Darling, and the concerns of urban displacement in the Woolley - curated K.I.S.S. group exhibition, the title's allusion to a sort of drill for the coming precarity might have something to do with it.

Meanwhile, puzzling allusions to some sort of cabalistic «agenda» pursued by gratuitously comfort - robbing plotters leave you sounding faintly comical.