Sentences with phrase «twitchy in»

Our control scheme had a problem - Specter Knight's twitchy in - air antics would cause players to instinctively press up or down while also pressing the attack button.

I generally find Codemasters games somewhat twitchy in their controls but not here.

Seems way to twitchy in controls for me.

I found myself in standard mode most often, finding the ride, steering and throttle response too twitchy in sport and / or sport plus, especially in this weather.

The nose of the i3 was very darty and twitchy in response to the smallest inputs.

Whether I'm reading or writing one, I get all twitchy in my right eye.

Not exact matches

Or, in a twist on this theme, others are retreating to the few remaining rural spots, such as much of Yellowstone or wilderness Alaska, that still have poor cell coverage to get away from their chiming notifications and twitchy fingers.

We're in good nick until the summer, but if Dortmund or Southampton get twitchy I wouldn't say no

There were reasons, of course, including City's twitchy loss to Wigan and the fact strange things happen in cup finals.

As possible harbingers of a new division order the Braves were upstaged by the Marlins in the postseason and outspent by the Phillies in the off - season, all of which makes everyone in Georgia twitchy except the Braves themselves.

But, where full - term infants outgrow the twitchiness in a few weeks or months, premature babies tend to be twitchy and jumpy and display their newborn reflexes for a few months longer as their little bodies grow and try to catch up.

The comment set off a brief panic in the twitchy halls of the Capitol on Wednesday afternoon, under scoring how fragile the deal is at this point.

In a security office, a guard appeared to be getting twitchy as Hawkins and Funiciello posed for photos.

Specifically, the researchers found that a peptide, called STAT6 - IP, when delivered to the lungs of neonatal mice at the time of first RSV exposure reduces the development of allergic - type lung inflammation and airway hyperresponsiveness («twitchy» airways) in mice when they are «re-challenged» with RSV as young adults.

For them, Levin thinks «there's a kind of twitchy program going on» in which photosensitive cells — the researchers aren't sure which ones — bypass the brain and directly spur the muscles into movement.

William Gibson of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena and his colleagues exposed fruit flies to overhead shadows resembling aerial predators, such as birds, and found that the more shadows the flies saw, the more twitchy they got (Current Biology, doi.org/4nx).

In other words, if you've ever questioned whether that twitchy feeling you get every time you scroll Instagram is a sign of actual addiction, you can officially stop wondering.

Her cheeks are flushed, she's a bit puffy (which does help the wrinkles go away), a bit twitchy, she's having trouble sleeping, she's gaining weight in her hips and thighs, and once she starts talking she has trouble stopping.

Played by Jesse Eisenberg, this new version of Superman's archenemy is a twitchy fast - talker in a graphic tee and blazer, with shoulder - length hair (yes, they're some luxuriant locks), shooting hoops in LexCorp's in - office basketball court while plotting how to disrupt superheroics using the scraps of Kryptonite he's been buying up.

It's a challenging twitchy shooter that takes place at incredibly high speeds, but in today's pansy FPS market, this is the one game that really stands out as something different from the incredibly stale CoD / BF clones that get cranked out year after year.

Skinny, bug - eyed Steve Buscemi, the twitchy actor du jour of American independent films, makes a striking directorial feature - film debut with «Trees Lounge,» in which he also stars as a twitchy, hyperkinetic loser.

Not only are they incredibly fast and twitchy, but they behave like insects, swarming together to create large, living structures in order to attack helicopters or traverse walls.

n intersibling death match reminiscent of Sam Shepard's «True West,» the independent feature «Solitude» details the tortured, possibly incestuous relationship between Hilary (Mary Thornton), a dark, hyperactive young woman with grand ambitions, and her brother, Louis (Patrick Belton), a twitchy, bipolar idler who lives in a cramped Phoenix apartment filled with the moldering remains of recent takeout meals.

It's clear that Battlefield 3's multiplayer was the focus during development, and in this regard I enjoyed myself without question, even with the twitchy helicopter.

Over the past decade, Shannon has been increasingly typecast as either a twitchy weirdo on societal margins or an earnest simpleton, but Bahrani, in a stroke of casting gumption that makes one wonder why he's the first to make the move, has redirected the actor's distinctly coiled facial features and natural gift for commanding a room toward a character with genuinely threatening social and economic power.

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Oddly humourless, one of the dullest Marvel adaps still manages to be frequently hilarious thanks to Cage's wide - eyed, twitchy masterclass in overacting.

Although the overarching plot involves the conquest of Thor's native Asgard by Hela, the goddess of death, Thor actually spends the bulk of the film in a comic subplot involving a gladiator planet ruled by an alien overlord played by Jeff Goldblum at his Goldblummiest: equal parts twitchy, smug, and louche.

Charlie's brother (a character with no correlative in real life) Donald (Cage again, in the finest twin performance since Jeremy Irons in Dead Ringers) is cocksure and woman-wise to Charlie's twitchy self - loathing in a way that reminds of the swinger / nebbish iteration of the Jekyll / Hyde interplay.

My inability to relax in even intimate public settings throws off my dexterity and makes me twitchy to the point that gaming superbly is near impossible.

Eager to undergo hormone therapy and bearing no doubt that he is a male trapped in a female body, Ray (formerly Ramona) possesses that twitchy adolescent - boy nervous energy and a craving to get physical, whether performing skateboard stunts, pumping iron to flesh out his thin elfin physique or dancing wildly to loud music.

Collected in an original screenplay by Steven Conrad, all of these problems are patently external and cinematically obvious, yet Cage applies his lifetime reservoir of droll anxiety and twitchy pain, deepening the role far beyond the written page.

In Andrew Scott's hands, Moriarty is a distinctly 21st - century villain, sort of a twitchy, (more) flamboyant version of Julian Assange.

Freddie is a twitchy wreck, a guy who suspects that his mind isn't right and is constantly trying to fake normalcy so he can fit in with those around him.

Deadpool accompanies Colossus (voiced by Stefan Kapicic) and Negasonic Teenage Warhead (Brianna Hildebrand) to take care of an incident in which young mutant Firefist (Julian Dennison, «Hunt for the Wilderpeople») lets his powers get out of control as he tries to escape an evil mutant «rehab» — basically the equivalent of one of those despicable «pray away the gay» gulags — run by the twitchy Headmaster (Eddie Marsan).

Timothy Spall, who has played a cabbie, a cook, and a photographer in previous Leigh endeavors, is all grunts and twitchy frowns as this ambitious, restless, complicated fellow.

Centre - stage is Foy, who puts in a twitchy, sweat - browed turn.

Curtis is played by character actor Michael Shannon, known for twitchy supporting roles in mainstream films, including his Oscar - nominated turn as a mentally fractured man in «Revolutionary Road.»

He bears a passing resemblance — chiefly in the «tall, thin, pale» category — and he delivers on some known Tesla quirks without turning Tesla into a twitchy mess.

Nothing in the movie embodies this uneasy tension more than Gosling, whose performance as the formidably intimacy - averse Lars (who literally screams when touched by the supremely patient physician / psychologist played by Patricia Clarkson) is one - half thrift - shop geek joke and one - half twitchy study in terrified child - man.

While receiving orders from the well - dressed frog Nicky Flippers (voiced by David Ogden Stiers) via HEA headquarters, Big Bad Wolf decides to send in Twitchy the beaver (voiced by Cory Edwards).

When the Wolf and Twitchy the Squirrel (co-screenwriter Cory Edwards) fail in the mission, and Granny gets kidnapped as well, the boss calls in Red.

Indeed, Patriots Day finds Berg working in his preferred aesthetic mode of handheld commotion — in which the twitchy camera itself often seems to be in search of the focal point of any given scene (an approach enabled here by cinematographer Tobias A. Schliessler, a frequent Berg collaborator).

Mark Ruffalo again bursts out of the screen as the twitchy, dog - with - a-bone Michael Rezendes, especially in his scenes with a genius Stanley Tucci, playing the harried, brusque DA who has been alone on the side of the angels so long in this devil's game that his humanism looks more like misanthropy.

Gary Oldman and Paddy Considine are the go - to guys when it comes to twitchy, nervy performances, and they're ideally cast in Koldo Serras's dark, fish - out - of - water drama.

Our Twitchy friends posted a news item in which producer Jeffrey Coghlan confirms rumours that Pontypool Changes is in the works which will bring director Bruce McDonald with screenwriter Tony Burgess (who also wrote the book from which the original is based) together again.

Dennis is the nervous, twitchy, repressed martinet, literally buttoned tightly in a grey shirt.

The attempts at a bumbling slapstick duo are there: one scene has Gosling evoking the twitchy stammering of Lou Costello, for instance, while another shows Crowe engage in that passé device known as a spit take.

After watching this movie, I had what you might call Portman Traumautic Stress Disorder, a condition that leaves you twitchy, irritable, and in need of a well - acted light comedy.

Crime in the Streets (1956) is less film noir than stagey social drama, but it's the film debut of John Cassavetes in a twitchy bit of juvenile delinquency on the road to murder.