scatty उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Elfman's agenda-driven helpmate fills the screen with deliciously scatty energies, and young Natasha Lyonne, as the prof's angry teenage daughter, gives the film what little human dimension it has.
2. He said the Wallabies had a " scatty first 20 minutes where we did things we didn't want to do " with Larkham's hesitancy a factor as the home side fell behind 16-7.
3. The theme was also used in 1975 an episode of " The Goodies " called'Scatty Safari', when the team release the main attraction of their Star Safari Park, Tony Blackburn, into the wild.
4. He apologizes for seeming " scatty "-- only later does Sacks mention a migraine headache that is starting to concentrate itself, like a small high-pressure system, over his left eye socket-- and announces tea is on the way.
5. He commented that " the eco-message is a bit laboured, but the central tragedy that powers this scatty episode is a poignant one " . " Radio Times " reviewer Patrick Mulkern was pleased, despite noting that he had low expectations for the special.
6. Her close friends saw other faces _ silly, gossipy, bawdy, scatty, gleefully petty _ and she was a master of comic ploys like studied dizziness ( " I can't find my privates " ) and lacing her putdowns with exaggerated gentility and irate longshoreman.
7. A communist-turned-dissident poet, Nina Cassian, recalls : " Leonte R
   utu [ . . . ] dominated these scatty, vulnerable, terrified and confused beings the artists and the writers, producing tragedies and comedies, stagings glories and stigmatization, paralyzing one's morality, activating another's immorality ".
8. Among the images one retains are Maguire looking simultaneously armored and impulsive as the prodigy, and Douglas's scatty prof standing on the porch of his house on a winter morning, wearing a wool watch cap and a ratty chenille bathrobe his departed wife left behind, trying to blink himself into consciousness with the help of the nippy air.
9. His fluid camerawork follows two dozen characters through their sad, funny, rueful, scatty paces in semidocumentary fashion, finding things no director before him found in Ronee Blakley, Henry Gibson, Bert Remsen, Ned Beatty, Allan Nicholls, Barbara Baxley, Karen Black, Keith Carradine, and the rest of his American army of lost souls twanging and keening away.
10. Although Gibson gives it a game try as a womanizing Chicago ad exec who begins hearing what women think after being zapped by an electric hair dryer in his bathtub, and Helen Hunt chips in with one of her strong yet vulnerable modern women, in this case his boss, we're never able to escape the feeling that we're watching a manufactured object that starts turning insipid just when it was starting to seem scatty.