Sentences with phrase «than the scary world»

As clues point to the increasingly frightening milieu inside the constabulary (rather than the scary world outside), there is the sense of a noose tightening around Hunter's neck.

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But it turns out that I may have been wrong to think that an appreciating currency would make the scariest graph in the world nothing more than an opportunity for my students to debate global imbalances.

But unless we tell the truth we'll be nothing more than isolated islands in a scary, untrustworthy world.

Characters in zombie films are willing to do terrible things to each other because of the fear of zombies and the urge for self preservation, while, in the real world, things like the use of torture (or «advanced interrogation»), preemptive war and drone strikes were being debated as options to fight a threat even scarier than zombies: terrorism.

Anyone without the moral compass that comes with believing in something greater than themselves particularly in a position of world power is scary

The world is a scary place for kids — scarier even for them than for the adults.

Anyway this «kid» will get off your lawn and turn off my «evil rock and roll (or hip hop or whatever the next scary thing is to old people)» now... but don't think for a second just because you are older than me you more about the world.

The world is scarier now than it was when I was a kid.

You get some good invitations in this game but a «small lunch» with Douglas Alexander, Bob Geldof, and Ngozi Okonjo - Iweala from the World Bank is frankly more scary than exciting.

Sure, politically the world feels edgier than it did a year ago, and certainly scarier than at the end of the cold war and the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989.

I rather that my kids, before they're 8, focus on healthy relationships and focus on basically being in a sympathetic, active state where they think the world is an amazing, wonderful place full of fairies rather than a pretty scary place full of murders.

Ironically, the scariest parts of this genuinely scary film are its quietest, and the formal innovation of the minimalistic and claustrophobic sound design — necessary to represent a world where breaking the silence will kill you — is what makes A Quiet Place stand out from standard horror fare usually committed more to jump scares than to skillfully calibrating a rising feeling of tension.

``... we probably already live in a scarier world, filled with stranger horrors, than the one The Circle presents as a cautionary tale.

Like anything in Monster Hunter: World, it's much scarier to look at than to deal with.

Horror films, by necessity, live in a world where what's unseen is often scarier than what's visible.

In fact, Michael Myers is such a great evil figure because although we know his back - story, we essentially see so little of him that we can create the monster in our own imagination; a much scarier world than that any Hollywood prosthetics of CGI could ever create.

I don't necessarily believe that episode two is better than the film that preceded it, but it retains that unique combination of innocence faced with the emotionally crushing yet still uplifting big scary world out there.

for based on true crime films which drive home the point that our real world monsters are scarier than any work of fiction.

Hounds of Love invites comparison to The Snowtown Murders and Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer for based on true crime films which drive home the point that our real world monsters are scarier than any work of fiction.

Made in 1977 and recently revived and released to the rest of the world, it's the archival cult find of the decade: a candy - colored style bomb of a horror movie, more jaw - droppingly unreal than scary, an experimental piece of pop - art genre filmmaking.

I like that last one, since a person's biggest fear is that they will simply cease to exist, what could be scarier than a world in which people can simply blink out of existence?

What better way to spice things up than to yank your learners out of their comfort zone and into a strange and slightly scary new world.

Tell them that the media often makes the world seem a lot scarier than it actually is.

Okay, so what's a scarier place to be than the trenches during World War 1?

Like anything in Monster Hunter: World, it's much scarier to look at than to deal with.

What I was unprepared for and what console - only players will likely be disappointed by is the terrifying sight of low - res muddied textures, reduced view distance and heavy fog surrounding the world — much scarier than the bloodthirsty zombies which inhabit it — and the instability and game - breaking bugs which plague the game even past its first few patches.

You find the game rewards every ounce of effort, time and energy you invest in it, and you realise you've found something scarier than most commercial horror games, more exciting than the big action releases and boasting a more absorbing world than most RPGs could dream of.

Feral Ghouls are now terrifying as they crawl from hollowed out walls and fling themselves at you like the zombies from World War Z. Deathclaws are bigger and scarier than ever, and the various mutated insects of the world have never appeared more detailed — nor more groteWorld War Z. Deathclaws are bigger and scarier than ever, and the various mutated insects of the world have never appeared more detailed — nor more groteworld have never appeared more detailed — nor more grotesque.

In reality, the implications of such distortions of the data [due to UHI] go much further than just representing one of the most bizarre aberrations in the history of science... this scary chicanery has given Britain the most suicidally crazy energy policy (useless windmills and all) of any country in the world.

The World is a scary place, and having a steady paycheck to pay your bills is comforting, even if it means behind supremely uncomfortable 8 hours a day, 40 hours a week, 2000 hours a year (assuming that you work in a place that doesn't demand that you work more than 8 hours a day).

The world is a scary and wet place as far as smartphones (and all our other personal electronics) are concerned; you're more than justified in wanting to protect your phone especially in light of how many water - related activities you have lined up this summer.

Our kids are growing up in a different world than we did and it can be scary when we want to protect them and hope that they make healthy choices.