Quote
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“Other comedians are very in-your-face, telling one joke after another. He’s the complete opposite. He makes everyone around him feel like they’re funny.”
- Actress Keira Knightley on Steve Carell, her co-star in the new movie Seeking a Friend for the End of the World. (Us Weekly)
Definition
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impossible to ignore
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We all know the type: the person who just won’t be quiet until you pay attention to him or her. This person might, literally, put themselves right in your sights, so you can’t look anywhere without seeing him or her. Or, maybe, the person is just so loud and aggressive that it feels as if he or she is literally in your face.
Keira Knightley doesn’t deny that her co-star Steve Carell is funny, but she says that he has a more subtle, or less aggressive, brand of humor. He doesn’t need to be in-your-face to get his humor across. And, even better, he makes his co-stars seem even funnier.
What do you prefer, subtle, calmer humor, or humor that’s more in-your-face?
Examples
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“She’s so in-your-face when she wants to get my attention. She doesn’t know that I’d call on her if she just waited patiently.”
“His brand of humor is so in-your-face. I really prefer a comedian that’s more subtle.”
“The new TV commercials are so in-your-face. They really give me a headache!”