Sentences with phrase «whose greatest aspiration»
Juno Temple is his holy fool of a winsome sister who catches Joe's fancy, Gina Gerhson is the wicked step - mother in blue - eye shadow and no panties, and Thomas Haden Church is the hapless husband whose greatest aspiration is beer money and watching a monster truck rally on television.
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«An ordinarily smart, well - educated, and otherwise successful person can be instantly transformed into a fear - based, scarcity - driven thinker whose greatest financial aspiration is to retire comfortably,» Siebold writes.
In this inversion, the living God, whose biblical qualities like jealousy and wrath have been tamed, has been deprived of freedom and, having been reduced to the Great Enabler, now has little to do except warrant our causes and help us fulfill our aspirations.
Dr. Chester Karrass, negotiation trainer extraordinaire and head of the company whose course I attended, describes how effectively this technique works: «Simply by showing an immediate reaction, a visible sign of your dissatisfaction, you can make great progress in lowering the other party's aspirations.»
The Association of British Science Writers (ABSW) is a great resource for embryonic science hacks as well as those whose aspirations stretch further.
This third talking - picture version of Charles Dickens» novel Great Expectations stars Michael York as Pip, the humble British lad whose aspirations to become a gentleman are financed by a mysterious benefactor.
Considered one of the greats of Canadian cinema, «The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz» is a modest effort from director Ted Kotcheff that details the rise and fall of a young Jewish kid whose aspirations and greed end up cutting him off from his friends and family.
The film recounts the story of Miguel, a Mexican boy of twelve whose great - great - grandfather left his wife and daughter, Coco, to pursue his musical aspirations.
Director: Damien Chazelle Cast: Miles Teller, J. K Simmons Plot: A college kid (Teller) with aspirations to be a great drummer gets a shot at learning from master coach, Terence Fletcher (Simmons), whose teaching methods border on abusive.
Thank goodness it's still a great truck, and for those of you whose hauling aspirations entail antics more focused on asphalt than the trail, the TRD Sport may be the perfect choice.
This novel «chronicles the rise and fall of a determined dreamer whose aspirations are larger than life,» according to reviewer Stephenie Harrison — who went on to characterize the work as being «in the tradition of the great American novel» and mentioned Martin alongside Henry James and Edith Wharton.