Castel called Walters' crime "amateurishly simple," and rejected a defense request for a 366-day prison term.
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If amateurishly smoking a cigarette on her back deck is considered unhinged, then Madeline is certainly that.
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Where the Web series was amateurishly filmed, with nondescript interiors and haphazard lighting, "Insecure" is artfully composed and glossy.
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She's rapping fast, and the lines rhyme at the end, but "Azillion" is labored and frequently unintelligible, amateurishly nonsensical at best.
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These videos seem amateurishly staged, with a group of puppies waiting in a pit as the snake comes slithering up to attack.
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When Soper speaks of styles "too common to be beautiful," the players saw away amateurishly; mention of "exotic" styles elicits flamboyant figuration.
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They're often mixed quickly and amateurishly, with DJ drops drowning out entire songs and too-quiet, unmastered beats cowering under the rapper's voice.
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"As one Rotten Tomatoes user wrote, "'Catwoman' turns one of DC's potential stars into a cringe-worthy, amateurishly written, poorly edited and terribly CGI'd mess.
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All of that stuff with Gevinson, whose years as a young fashion blogger entitle her to do more here than Tcheng's droning, seems amateurishly literal.
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Moreover, this kind of sloppy plotting played out in national media reinforces the perception that both parties are the same — craven, power-mad and amateurishly Machiavellian.
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Here were two people talking in what had clearly been a wide shot of a television studio but was now amateurishly forced into another aspect ratio.
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During a briefing in the Oval Office on Wednesday, Trump held up an altered forecast map from last Thursday with parts of Alabama amateurishly circled in pen.
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Whether they're located in the US or abroad, they tend to share certain qualities: Their websites are often sparse, broken, or amateurishly designed, and admission is often cheap.
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And time seems to have been particularly unkind to "Resident Evil," where any scares are now fatally undermined by the combination of amateurishly acted cut scenes and blocky animated gameplay.
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THE TRUMP CAMPAIGNERS WERE SMART As they flew around Pennsylvania and Michigan and boasted they could change the map, many people, including me, ridiculed them as aimlessly and amateurishly wasting time and resources.
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Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim-majority nation, has seen a series of small-scale attacks inspired by Islamic State, but most have been amateurishly planned and executed, using basic homemade weapons that have caused few deaths and minimal damage.
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The newspapers Corriere della Sera and La Repubblica received an amateurishly edited version lasting about six minutes, while the press agency Adnkronos was sent a version more than double that length which abruptly cuts off after 13 and a half minutes.
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Whatever Facebook decides to do with this weird little video is a big meh, because if you were to rank the monsters of misinformation that American society now faces, amateurishly doctored viral videos would clock in as mere houseflies in our midst.
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In the wake of the Pelosi video controversy, Farhad Manjoo says that Fox News should worry us more than Facebook: Whatever Facebook decides to do with this weird little video is a big meh, because if you were to rank the monsters of misinformation that American society now faces, amateurishly doctored viral videos would clock in as mere houseflies in our midst.
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Pierre speaks with a French accent, though very amateurishly, and speaks in a condescending manner.Pierre: One graceful flash of mon sword will surely have them saluting moi as the guest of honor... He is only depicted in the "Alternate World"; he is not seen in the "Home World", where there is no opening in the "Acacia Dragoons", which have been entirely wiped out.
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The word "Kim" was amateurishly tattooed on her right arm, which could possibly have been her own or her child's name, as her autopsy concluded that she had borne at least one child. Some of her teeth had yet to erupt. She was shot once in the head with a shotgun. Her possessions included a mercury dime necklace and a multicolored striped shirt and jeans.
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Graham shared a similar background. All three stood to gain by their testimony. The detective who led the investigation, Detective Chief Inspector Herbert Balmer, had difficulty in corroborating much of the prosecution evidence during the trial and many prosecution witness statements bore the sign of police coaching. Employer's timesheets, which detailed Connolly's movements on the day of the murder, had been amateurishly tampered with.
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He was born in Jakhepal in the district of Sangrur, Punjab, India to Sardar Partap Singh Baghi. During his childhood days his inclination towards Bhangra, the folk dance of Punjab, increased and started participating in various school functions. Later during his college days he participated in Inter-University functions, and pursued it to become the Dance Director of Bhangra. While he was doing his M.A. he started singing amateurishly.
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She was between five feet four to five feet six inches tall and weighed around 134 pounds. The woman's hair was a shoulder length brown with blond highlights. She had green eyes and had an amateurishly placed tattoo on her hand with the words "thank you" under a series of doodle-like symbols. She wore four rings, a plastic necklace, a chain with charms and white-colored metal earrings.
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The film opened in May 2015 to negative reviews from critics. A reviewer from DesiMartini.com wrote "the script was intended to make the audience laugh but the execution was annoying", and that "other technical aspects are very mediocre and very ordinary stuff" and the "writing is very amateurish and the film is very low on production values". Another reviewer noted that the film was "amateurishly written and poorly executed".
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Map of the area of the explosions A PMR radio with attached wires was found near the body, suggesting that the bomb was intended to be triggered remotely. The state prosecutor said the action was well organised. Swedish bombexperts consider the bombs amateurishly produced, without assistance of an experienced terrorist. The suspect was wearing a bomb belt, carried a large bomb and was holding a metal object resembling a pressure cooker.
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Critical reception for Locker 13 has been predominantly negative and the film currently holds a rating of 13% on Rotten Tomatoes (based on 8 reviews) and 22 on Metacritic (based on 6 reviews). Variety and The Hollywood Reporter both panned the film, and The Hollywood Reporter commented that "Despite a couple of mildly arresting vignettes, this philosophy-minded effort doesn’t offer enough genuine thrills to compensate for its pretensions." RogerEbert.com gave the movie 1 star and criticized it as being "amateurishly acted, illogically plotted, cruelly violent and needlessly sexist".
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Its light and playful atmosphere makes it not only one of the most enjoyable films to play at the Los Angeles Film Festival thus far, but also a film that clearly can be watched over and over again, specifically at home, on the couch with friends, a bowl of popcorn, and the lights dimmed." Jake Dee, for JoBlo.com, gave the film a qualified endorsement noting "let's be honest, Beyond the Gates isn't a great movie. It's under-resourced, amateurishly acted and a bit slow-going in the beginning.
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" Douglas Perry of The Oregonian found that the animated portions of the film had "buckets of ambition and, well, imagination; the surreal visuals are always interesting and at times pretty incredible. Eric Leiser's proficiency and flair in employing a variety of animation techniques is most impressive." Conversely, he found "the live-action scenes ... visually dull and amateurishly acted, weighed down by a ponderous, confusing plot concerning bizarre, quasi-spiritual visions". DVD Talk called it "a wonderful film to WATCH, allowing yourself to simply sit back and allow the images to wash over you.
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Perroy saw his father doodle amateurishly with an acoustic guitar early onClassical Guitar: Judicaël Perroy in Conversation with Danielle Ribouillault, Volume 26, Issue 12; p.11, August 2008, ISSN 0950-429X, Ashley Mark Publishing Company. Enrolled at the age of seven at the Paris Academy of Music (Conservatoire Municipal Inter-Arrondissements de Paris) he, like other students, started learning the foundations of classical music and the workings of his chosen instrument, the guitar. It was during these early years of formation that one day he claims to have an epiphany: "All of a sudden, I understood how the instrument worked, technically".
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He is prideful and narcissistic, but he is spoiled by his surroundings and is also a novice, so his abilities are almost amateurishly low, with most of his fighting results being due to the matches being fixed. He also performs iaijutsu on stage, which has nothing to do with aikido, where he uses hired applauders each time. ; : The Aiki school's advisor. At the commemorative fencing and judo demonstration of Koinosuke, the winner of the national aikido championship, he gave a speech full of lies and exaggerations to mistresses (madams) who are ignorant of martial arts and fighting moves.
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Photo showing Jason Callahan's tattoo Before he was identified, Callahan was estimated to be between the ages of fifteen and twenty-one years old, had brown eyes with long curly brown or dark blond hair that had been dyed a reddish color. There was a tattoo of a star on his upper-left arm and another possible tattoo, which was faded, on his right arm, both of which appeared to have been amateurishly executed. He was wearing a beaded necklace and his left ear had been pierced but he was not wearing an earring. There was a scar found on his back.
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In November 2016, as a demonstration of the work of the algorithm that helps to group VKontakte posts in the user's tape for similar topics, VKontakte employees created a bot that responds to users' messages using clips with Druzhko's participation. On 23 April 2017 on YouTube was published the first issue of "Druzhko Show". The video quickly became popular - in a week it was watched by seven million people, and about a million users subscribed to the channel. In the show, the actor, who acts as the host, parodies himself, deliberately and amateurishly telling about the funny moments on the Internet, and also trying to see everywhere the plot and mysticism.
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One month after his debut, Borota got a surprise opportunity to start in the crucial qualifier away versus Romania that was a must-win for Yugoslavia. The contest turned into a furious and epic scoring affair with Borota amateurishly conceding a long- range lob effort by Iosif Vigu only 4 minutes in. Plavi overturned the score to 1–2 by the 18th minute on a goal from Safet Sušić and a superb 25-meter strike by Dražen Mužinić, but the momentum shifted again as Anghel Iordănescu and László Bölöni managed to beat Borota twice more by halftime for 3–2 Romanian lead with poor aerial heading effort and bad positional play of Yugoslav defenders contributing to both goals. Early into the second half young Sušić took over again: first with a great individual move blowing by several defenders before scoring followed ten minutes later by a hard driven low shot off a laid-on free kick, for a 3–4 Yugoslavia lead.
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The play has been characterised by Anthony J. Niesz as "a sort of conservative propaganda play" in response to the French Revolution. As Patrick Fortmann puts it, the play aims > to ridicule the revolution, to show how utterly out of place it is in rural > Germany, how misleading its promises of liberty and equality, how self- > serving its enthusiasts, how amateurishly the cabals plotted in secret, and > how unnecessary the whole undertaking, if the social classes are willing to > cooperate and to meet each other half-way. Goethe sets out to ridicule the symbolism of the French Revolution – the uniform, cockade, cap and sabre (all of which, in the 1793 Weimar production, were the genuine articles, having been brought back from France by Goethe as spoils of war) – by having the peasant Märten critique them by the standards of contemporary German peasant dress. Neisz traces the play's heritage to the type of peasant satires popularised by Christian Weise and Hans Sachs.
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