Example collocations logo

Situations in sentence

1312 examples of Situations in a sentence

The situations which he faces on the show is simply hilarious and the way he handles them is even greater.
There is plenty of car chase scenes and plenty of stunt men situations which I would not want to perform.
The humor arises from the characters and situations.
Most of the interpretation is left open to the viewer allowing room to personally relate to the situations and characters.
John Leguizamo's one man show tells the supposed story of his life in a barrage of lines and situations.
I believed her completely, possibly because I've known and admired several "tough broads" who survived similar abusive situations.
I'm told that he writes about realistic situations that people deal with in real life.
My kids are 20, 16 and 6; just about the same ages as the Kyle kids and I see so much of their situations mirroring my own experiences with my family.
You can relate to the characters because although you may have never been in their exact situations before you see qualities and downfalls in them that you see in yourself.
Some of the situations might be unsettling (bisexuality, drugs, a particularly strange child's view of sexuality) but believable at the same time.
Two Hands is a highly enjoyable Aussie crime caper, which ultimately succeeds by the way the film easily combines tense dramatic moments, with very funny characters and situations, to give the film the right balance and feel.
Terrific characters and poignant situations make this one dearly loved.
I watched this show until my puberty but still I found it to reflex many situations that worry us when we're teenagers although it was a family oriented show.
Dealing with the fluidity of life, love, and sexuality, the characters are faced with real problems (albeit in often ridiculous situations like the men's group camping trip, and the explicit realatory liaisons) and manage to learn and grow without the movie getting preachy, darkly desperate, or too unrealistic.
Sure, it's comedy and the situations bring us a great many laughs and fun moments...and political correctness as we know it today did not exist in the 1940s and 1950s.
I think that the most apparent thing about "Here On Earth" was the love triangle as well as the other emotional situations brought into the movie.
It's not one of those movies where you just can't seem to relate to anything, because in it are situations that everyone is or has been in.
The main character, Kintaro, wanders around getting himself into the silliest situations involving women... It's just that he's shy on the surface but analyses everything until he can learn something from it.
Let's face it, if we were in these situations we would cuss up a storm to so it is more realistic.
The set up of the story has a natural leisurely pace, unhurried - giving us time to appreciate the kind of everyday life and situations the main characters are in.
This is despite the fact that we do encounter quite a number of characters all with very particular personal situations and locations within their community.
The story touches nicely on the issue about the need for loyalty versus the need to adapt to new situations.
The situations are crafted well and are consistent with the movie's opening premise.
The situations in this movie reminded me of my late grandmother.
In the aspect of pace, is just a tool for covering (again) it's low cost, and I think the constant dialogs are in order of a better character and situations development.
Yet it is the "Last American Virgin" the one that actually has a more serious plot story amidst the nudity and sexual situations.
As I grew older I realized these night raids to the girls cabin that I participated in were carefully orchestrated by the counselors so that we wouldn't find the girls in embarrassing situations but at the time I thought it was real and it was fun.
Extremely pinching vision of a war situation where the couple from Vargtimmen (ok, they have different names and initial situations, but the actors are the same) gets caught in the crossfire of two fronts.
I was quite impressed with the film's ability to remain sweet, funny and entertaining while not shying away from controversial subject matter and raw emotional language, dynamics and situations.
The situations with each one of the characters were so funny and imaginative!
BackNext