Sentences with phrase «ugly scenes in»

The Brazilian international had only just returned to action following his three - match ban after the ugly scenes in the loss to Chelsea.

And they are portrayed as the traits of a particular race; the many ugly scenes in the Sanhedrin make this clear.

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Then you add in the installation of obstruction to health facilities, confiscation and obstruction to water rights, etc., it's quite an ugly scene.

Occasionally the ugly will be exaggerated in art (I think of certain scenes in The Deer Hunter and Apocalypse Now, for example), but even exaggeration is justified in light of its educational purpose.

In recent weeks we have seen ugly scenes at Arsenal following the realisation that we were not going to win the Premier League title.

The team have been galvanised since the ugly scenes at their 3 - 0 home defeat to Burnley on March 10, and former Stoke striker Marko Arnautovic has been the figurehead of that recovery after two goals in a 3 - 0 win over the Saints was followed by a resolute team display that helped them to a 1 - 1 draw at Chelsea.

Barcelona met Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-finals in 2011, with the contest marred by ugly scenes from the management after it kicked off on the touchline.

While the season may have ended amid ugly scenes for Barton, it should not cover over the fact that the midfielder played a huge role in helping the club avoid relegation.

Let them do what they want & eventually a policeman will step in & the scene will be much uglier than if you had simply taught them boundaries.

In the middle of what could have turned into an ugly scene, I found myself looking at my daughter's face as she suckled and didn't see a screaming toddler but a still really young child struggling with life as we all do.

Conferees are of course still bound by the need to get the final bill passed in both bodies, but working behind the scenes they're more able to make the swaps and changes to shape a bill (however ugly) that'll get enough votes to survive.

And in the final scene, the group depicts the ugly truth about Ph.D. research: Sometimes it just doesn't work.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers have been on the music scene in the early 1980s, so it should make sense that we'd create this one - of - a-kind ugly Christmas sweater that fans of RHCP can wear to mix their love with holiday cheer but also keep warm on a winter night.

Too many times, we hear about producers rearing their ugly head in and making changes to the script / scenes.

The scene wasn't so different from your typical happy hour on a weeknight: Young working professionals making small talk in a dimly - lit bar after work tv; reality tv; Sophie Monk on awkward kissing, bad flirting and dating «ugly» guys.

The precise evolution of her feelings during the final scene is crucial, but I was also touched by her tenderness in earlier scenes; she plays a kind woman who has been deposited into an ugly situation by the inertia and hopelessness of alcoholism.

It's just that the scenes outside from Mandela's statements of his belief that the people of his country could stand united as South Africans in spite of its apartheid history and the formulation of a plan to use a primarily white rugby team to help achieve this goal in spite of the majority of the country's initial desire to rid the nation of a vestige of those ugly times are pretty simplistic.

Funnily enough — in one version of the «Hannah...» script, this scene ends with a description about finding a piece of ugly modern architecture — and how it won't be hard to find.

Alas, the plot does rear its ugly head all too often, especially in a very tiresome finale on top of «Mt. Richmore», which is meant to echo a similar scene in Hitchcock's North by Northwest, a film that is paid homage to at least twice (a television shows the famous crop - dusting scene, perhaps as a bit of foreshadowing).

The scene where the unit is bantering over their radios about women's ugly vaginas would've been better than what they kept in the film.

It's the scene in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind where our hero is forced to remember the time he was forced to participate in the desecration of an animal's corpse extended to feature - length — the tongue probing the exposed nerve that leads directly to the knowledge of ourselves at our ugliest and most naked.

Where his Metropolitan and Barcelona dropped anchor in immaculately - observed social environs (Manhattan's waning debutante scene and the European refuge of loquacious Americans, respectively), Stillman's modestly - budgeted return to filmmaking holed up in a dreamlike and not especially convincing college setting, where Gatsby-esque self - inventors sought to transform their ugly little world through good soap and new dance crazes.

In fact, one scene goes out of its way to tell Blunt how ugly she looks.

The differences between that film and this reinvention are obvious from the very start; rather than the original's scene - setting opening where Yul Brinner and Steve McQueen stand up for the rights of a deceased and unknown native American, instead we have a pantomime villain doling out ugly violence and not only that, the only native American onscreen murders a fleeing innocent woman in cold blood.

As ugly as the final scenes are, at least they require the cast to triple in size.

The comedy scenes are not funny, the action scenes are not exciting and the one big attempt to blend the two, an extended fight sequence in which numerous innocent people are tased and a guy with a shellfish allergy repeatedly has shrimp rubbed in his face and eyes, is as ugly of a would - be set - piece that you will see this year.

As the scene between the antagonists escalates in what seems to be toward an ugly outcome, Willoughby, who's got cancer, coughs up blood, splattering Mildred's face, which quickly turns from wry defiance to shock to compassion to understanding to the realization that she must take charge of his medical emergency.

The 1.78:1, 16x9 - enhanced transfer is handicapped at the outset by an ugly yellow cast added in post (as the untreated deleted scenes demonstrate), but the image isn't helped by the slight solarization and a scrim of video noise introduced at the telecine level.

And since director Stuart Beattie has no faith whatsoever in his movie (or actors), he throws in one ugly scene after the other, but it all adds up to zero.

So instead of watching how newfound fame affects relationships, the crumbling of careers, or the behind the scenes workings of a team, the same old story rears its ugly head, this time wrapped in fancy camera shots that mask the shortcomings of the film.

This can result in really huge scene break images that become garish or downright ugly.

The whole ugly scene is reminiscent of when an angry mob in Britain vandalized a pediatrician's office when they thought the word on the doctor's office sign meant «pedophile.»

Sometimes you may need to steal a key from the ugly humans so you have to be really quiet in order not to cause a scene.

This may be one of the ugliest scenes I've seen in a game.

A vile scene if we've ever witnessed one - an ugly man looking as if he hadn't showered or seen the light of day in weeks making an awful mess of himself.

But seeing Bruce Nauman's latest effort, «Contrapposto Studies, i through vii,» brought me back to a scene in the film Chinatown in which John Huston's Noah Cross delivers a rather acerbic view of reputation and longevity: «Politicians, ugly buildings and whores all get respectable if they last long enough.»

To her clients interested in the «flipping» scene, Ms. Gould advises: «Buying a structurally sound but ugly house in a great location, and preferably one that needs lots of minor repairs and cosmetic changes like removing old carpets, wallpaper and lighting.