Sentence examples for jackass of a from inspiring English sources

You making the Us look like a ovly confedent jackass of a country.

Yes, of course you can find both love and create a kick-ass career into your 50s, 60s and beyond, but let's be frank: There are only so many optimal, peak-performance years you've got to work with, and I don't want you wasting your prime with a jackass of a boss who doesn't appreciate all you have to offer.

Some would call him a jackass of all trades: Acting, dancing, singing, hosting––He does them all, relatively poorly, to the delight of fans and detractors alike.

Even then, I would highly recommend making a jackass of yourself over sitting at your table wishing you were working it out to Kool & the Gang.

That he's so fully made a jackass of himself that otherwise reasonable people are perfectly willing to publicly call bullshit on the size of his genitals, frequently, and confidently.

Richard Schickel of Time also enjoyed Murphy's role, stating, "No one has ever made a funnier jackass of himself than Murphy".

By Richard Brody April 27, 2017 In the guise of granting auditioners a sort of actorly freedom, the director Kitty Green turns the film into the "Jackass" of reflexive documentaries.

Cartman, as ever, is the manipulative jackass of the group, marshalling the other children to fit his fantasy (and putting Kenny in a dress).

In the guise of letting the participants talk freely and granting them, in the auditions, a sort of personal agency and actorly freedom, Green hides behind the camera and turns "Casting JonBenet" into the "Jackass" of reflexive documentaries.

For all of these reasons, the release of Jackass was a tremendous watershed moment in media and entertainment.

The shift from low-tech video to 3-D further erodes what remains of that underground aura, but it cements the place of "Jackass" in a tradition that the scholar Tom Gunning has called the cinema of attractions, a prenarrative approach to filmmaking emphasizing spectacle over story.