In films like “Billy Madison” and “Happy Gilmore,” Sandler specialized in a kind of galvanic caricature of Gen X arrested development, oscillating wildly between boyish puppy-dog charm and explosive, bratty anger. In many ways this is much the same Sandler that we have seen onscreen since the early 1990s, as the star of often juvenile feature comedies and as a cast member on “Saturday Night Live”: an oversize man-baby in the throes of an antic tantrum.

They may have less serious ambitions, but they have also been greatly bolstered by the depth and nuance he has lately seemed to harness. Send us feedback about these examples.Recent Sandler films, including “Murder Mystery” and its new sequel, “Murder Mystery 2,” have this same familiar intensity. These examples are programmatically compiled from various online sources to illustrate current usage of the word 'heft.' Any opinions expressed in the examples do not represent those of Merriam-Webster or its editors. 2022 That’s where the bottlenecks typically happen, with people piling up in cracks and gullies, sometimes waiting more than an hour for their turn to heft themselves up onto the next section of trail. Bryan Alexander, USA TODAY, Others favor a sturdier base, like those at Picoso, where the tortillas have heft, which explains why each taco is wrapped in only a single layer. 2022 Famed British naturalist commentator David Attenborough adds to the natural history heft with his narration, illuminating the T-Rex courtship ritual. 2023 Sure, but different missions have different requirements and not every rocket is designed to heft relatively heavy payloads into space. 2023 Joining producer Jonathan Wang, who was hefting his own Academy Award for the film’s Best Picture win, the three clinked their Oscars together: a victory toast. 2023 This creates intra-abdominal pressure so their entire trunk stays stiff when hefting heavy weight, exercise physiologist Tom Holland, MS, CSCS, author of The Micro-Workout Plan, tells SELF. 2023 In fact, that’s one of the things that gymnasts can teach us about assessing relative strength: One of the best ways to gauge it is by performing exercises that challenge you to heft your own bodyweight. Michael Peck, Popular Mechanics, 6 Apr. Verb Combat jets can also heft a wide variety of ordnance, including air-to-air, air-to-ground, and anti-ship missiles as well as bombs. Gary Goldstein, Los Angeles Times, 25 Nov. 2022 The heft of the story (and what made Hector Sr. 2022 The 911’s edgy, rear-engine-plus-rear-drive dynamics are still there, as is the serious, deliberate heft of the steering and pedals. 2022 Darlene's ex-brother-in-law (Linus Roache) shows up uninvited on a stormy Christmas Eve with one whopper of a truth bomb, leading to an ultra-tense flick that starts well but lacks the twisty heft to completely work. 2023 The awkward fact was that even then one of the Great Powers, the United States of America, possessed the economic and productive heft of two or three of its rivals combined on occasion, its single gross domestic product was nearly equal to all the rest put together.

2023 Steering efforts are light and don't pick up much even in Sport mode, but the easy efforts help mask the heft and size of this S-class-sized hatchback. 2023 To me, this salad is about the heft of the cabbage, the cool of the lettuce, the crunch of the cashews and wonton chips, the brightness of the citrus and the umami bass note of the sesame-soy dressing. 2023 Electric planes exist but are currently limited to short, lightweight flights due to the heft of lithium batteries, the availability of which is also an issue. Noun The heft of the finished pieces comes from layering these panels with strips and shapes derived from other paintings, deconstructed for the purpose, then sewing them together.

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