Sentences with word «thorniness»
An inventive whodunit in reverse, «Calvary» may not be for all audiences, with its pitch - black heart and sober existentialism not exactly commercial stuff, but its unwavering commitment to the intelligent thorniness of its themes, and the masterful control McDonagh exerts over the shifts in tone are worth cherishing, bringing it soaring close to something divine.
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At times it plays like a hybrid of the ticking - bomb thrills from [«24»] and the moral thorniness that undergirds HBO's excellent crime series The Wire.
He and Keaton easily embody a decades - old romance, creating a totally believable relationship, complete with thorniness and unconditional devotion to each other.
When our lead eventually joins forces with Steve Wozniak (the always likable Josh Gad), the tech guy to Jobs» dreamer - slash - hype man, the slack narrative begins to pick up speed, but the «70s period trappings are laughably overdone, capped off by a character lamenting Jobs» increasing thorniness — «He's changed!»
However, I believe that given the potential difficulty and thorniness of the questions, combined with the high potential for deliberate misinterpretation of the responses, most candidates would be fools to participate — unless they all agree to appear together.
Tender are the rose thistles and they p r I c k anyone who does come too close and does so brush against its thorniness gaiety prides.
Cooper's aware of the thorniness of this situation, as he wishes to mount a traditional cowboys - versus - Indians film that can be acceptable in the 21st century.
Rob Marshall, who directed the last musical to win a Best Picture Oscar, Chicago, successfully brings the Broadway hit, Into the Woods, to the screen with an all - star cast and sensitivity for the thorniness of the folklore behind Sondheim's... more
Rob Marshall, who directed the last musical to win a Best Picture Oscar, Chicago, successfully brings the Broadway hit, Into the Woods, to the screen with an all - star cast and sensitivity for the thorniness of the folklore behind Sondheim's...