Ever since, she's been accentuating the bump everywhere she goes.
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A band later joined her, accentuating the song's country tinge.
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Always accentuating the power, intellect and of course womanhood in me.
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Feet step quickly, sometimes with cowrie-shell anklets accentuating the percussiveness.
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Don't worry, I will be accentuating the positive in the next paragraph.
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"He already has," Coker replied with a smile, accentuating his Southern drawl.
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For me, makeup isn't about hiding anything — it's about accentuating your natural beauty.
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The shaky situation is accentuating rifts in the country's political and economic circles.
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His designs were notably figure-hugging, accentuating the bust, and cinching the waist.
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Some television presenters donned gas masks for their stand-ups, accentuating Leilani's vulnerability.
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I love accentuating my waist and my hips — and that's what they do best.
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Calendar effects resulted in two fewer sales days in most markets, accentuating the decline.
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Accentuating the positive, especially in the hours after his death, didn't eliminate the negative.
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Her nails were painted metal green, accentuating how pale his numb fingers had become.
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In fashion, it's traditionally associated with accentuating raw edges and functional elements like seams.
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The lively walls and bookshelves (a guide for hosts recommends accentuating "personality, not personal items").
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Jenkins brings a visual richness to the story, accentuating the emotional undertones of Baldwin's words.
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Crunchy-veggie fans will delight to find all vegetables undercooked, accentuating the emphasis on freshness.
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Instead, Budenholzer's offense was the key to accentuating a more valuable part of his game.
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The emergence of scrap as a significant supply source is accentuating that theme at the moment.
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Mr. Parr says it refreshes the palate without accentuating the flavors, while Mr. Dolinski is disdainful.
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As for the cake ... Cardi showed off plenty in a black fishnet getup accentuating her backside.
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Now, try to sit up straight, accentuating the curve of your back as much as possible.
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It was all about letting them grow in more and then accentuating what was growing more.
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Soap's chemistry helps remove microorganisms from our hands by accentuating the slippery properties of our own skin.
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"Risk parity has influence in any market by accentuating the change in asset class exposure," said Ghriskey.
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When he lost power in 22015 he blamed reporters for downplaying his accomplishments and accentuating his failures.
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We focused on bringing out her inner glow and accentuating her features to enhance her natural beauty.
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Hopkins continued, gobbing forest green and white paint right down my frown line, unfortunately accentuating my jowls.
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Robert Mapplethorpe, Nobuyoshi Araki and Imogen Cunningham contributed to a long artistic tradition of accentuating flowers' eroticism.
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Instead, Gomez uses empty space as a stimulant, a way of accentuating a song's sinewy rhythmic core.
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It stretches across the entire picture plane, light streaming across it accentuating the richness of the color.
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Worse, the convention is gripped by two mutually reinforcing crises that are both illuminating and accentuating its decline.
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We've seen similar accentuating tops at Forever 21, Pixie Market, and Topshop too, but not to this extent.
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On the other hand, Morey may feel like accentuating Harden's strengths can only get the Rockets so far.
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Accentuating the lyric "Paint your heart in grey blue," they chose to avoid any bright objects or landscapes.
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For the piece, Rosenfeld DJed with unique acetate dubplates while Fox accompanied her on drums, accentuating her sounds.
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We built a tool to help you hear either word, by accentuating different frequencies in the original clip.
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New rules were introduced in 2012 after the sector was blamed for accentuating the 2007-09 financial crisis.
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Over all, Washington has lost eight of nine playoff series against Pittsburgh, accentuating a legacy of postseason disappointment.
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Gertrude (Ariela Barer) wears a jacket emblazoned with "DO NOT DISTURB ME" on the back,accentuating her antagonistic attitude.
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In some cases, it might be people just adding an element to what they're already saying, or accentuating emotion.
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More than accentuating the alien look of the thing, the tunnels also dramatically reduce drag and improve battery cooling.
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When you start accentuating the differences, then you start ending up with people that are at each other's throats.
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Moustakas connected on a three-run blast that capped a four-run burst, accentuating another recent San Diego problem.
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She posed in another photo, reclining in her seat while looking at the camera and accentuating her cleavage-baring top.
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A black border runs around the edge of the image, like a William Morris bookplate, accentuating its connection to printmaking.
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One software enhancement that is present focuses on accentuating last year's hardware gimmick, the sloped sides of the Edge line.
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"It's just about accentuating her features in the most natural way," says Riley, who also looks after Princess Beatrice's brows.
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Using this super-easy hack for accentuating luscious twists, we're breaking down how to give your curls an appreciative bounce.
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"It's just about accentuating her features in the most natural way," says Riley, who also looks after Princess Beatrice's brows.
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Self-awareness is about knowing what you're good at and what you like, accepting your shortcomings, and accentuating your strengths.
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It was about looking at these beautiful women that came from Africa and accentuating this beautiful culture and beautiful people.
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Tiffany has been accentuating the link to Gene Moore's era since Reed Krakoff became its chief artistic officer in 2017.
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And yes, the massive bow is placed directly over his butt, accentuating a black strapless bodice in a mini length.
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However, the new polished blunt bob serves as a statement accessory in and of itself, accentuating her jawline (and diamonds).
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She's playing with garments that we would most commonly refer to as masculine or feminine, and she's merging, blurring, accentuating.
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Accentuating the contrast, they had also dyed their hair blonde for the play-offs—they looked like a Viking horde.
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That makes the task of accentuating his experience in tech, without alienating voters who associate the industry with liberal elitism, tricky.
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It's hair that's worn with a deep side part and gentle swoop — and makeup that's all about accentuating her natural features.
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At Striiike, the three sisters work side by side, sharing the belief that beauty is all about accentuating your natural features.
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The Gisele style features the same plunging v-shape neckline, long sleeves and waist-accentuating design that Kate still favors today.
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That frenetic pace dominated play, hewing to the Penguins' strengths in the first period and accentuating their blunders in the second.
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Near the heaviest rain bands, onshore winds from the southeast were converging with winds from the north, accentuating the rainfall rates.
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They were shot at night by the artist Valentin Jeck, with dramatic lighting accentuating the building's stained surface and yellowed glass.
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At 84, she personifies the adult child as natural show-off and clown, brimming with curiosity and humor, accentuating the positive.
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Accentuating the flavors was the olive oil that the owner said he had produced himself from the rocky Carso hills nearby.
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Whether they're framing your face, accentuating the hips, or falling off the shoulder so perfectly, they are definitely a dramatic, statement piece.
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Simple and effective, the monochrome of the video eventually explodes into colour during its final seconds, accentuating the songs hummable pop energy.
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The real move was in gold were traders spoke of the report accentuating bullion's biggest one-day percentage drop since September 2013.
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But, by accentuating only their hurt, she pushes them toward stereotype—you know, black women feel more, so they must emote more.
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Bold lights cut through the surrounding backdrop reducing it to an essential and luxurious space, accentuating the emerging figure of Kate Moss.
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Regardless of what's "in," she's told to dress in flowing dresses and waist-accentuating outfits to accommodate her rectangular, lean, and muscular frame.
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In the clip above, you'll see almost all the ladies on the carpet reveal that they all love accentuating their eyes the most.
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" He told ASOS Magazine: "It's always about accentuating the body and this concept collection will reinforce that in an affordable and attainable way.
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Diane Kruger's long-sleeve Calvin Klein Collection gown at the 2010 Met Gala was a sexy standout thanks to the curve-accentuating cut.
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ASPEREN, the Netherlands — Contemporary Dutch design often tilts toward nonconformity, accentuating color, shape and surface material to create something innovative and eye-catching.
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The sharp right angles of the house juxtapose with the swiveling oversized leaves and the curving wingspan of butterflies, accentuating the fantasy house.
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I absolutely think this piece is worth the price — it made me feel supported in all the right places while accentuating my curves.
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And finally, her pink halter Victoria's Secret Pink swimsuit looks great with a tropical drink in-hand… … But even hotter accentuating her vacay tan.
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Since the second quarter of 2006, Puerto Rico's GDP not only was falling dramatically, but it actually went into negative territory, accentuating the recession.
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She obscured these canvases with clusters of punched-out papers, at times accentuating them with dollops of paint or holding them by thin thread.
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Though three women are in the painting, it's also known as "Mary Magdalene at the Sepulcher," accentuating the feeling of a single multiplying persona.
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But when he hobbles into his studio and sits, a table shields his less flattering proportions, accentuating broad shoulders and an icy blue gaze.
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It is also possible that both sides in the negotiations are accentuating the positive, not wanting to be blamed if the talks ultimately fail.
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It's driving North Atlantic waters from east to west, toward eastern Massachusetts, across hundreds of miles of ocean, which is accentuating the flood threat.
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With odds like that, McIlroy has learned to measure success in other ways, like framing the struggles as growth opportunities and accentuating the positives.
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There are ways to make a natural makeup look really stand out, whether you're accentuating your lashes or building up the glow on your cheeks.
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In 2010 she went understated in a sleek and simple white Calvin Klein gown, but brought the wow-factor thanks to its curve-accentuating cut.
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Trump argues that lower interest rates abroad help weaken foreign currencies and make imports more attractive to American consumers, accentuating the current U.S. trade deficit.
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"I love my neck and my chest, and I love accentuating them, which is why I never shy away from a plunging silhouette," she says.
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That character resonates in the confused world of clubbing, a place where lust and longing coagulate, accentuating those sensations to the point of near-unbearableness.
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With much content designed to win clicks rather than promote genuine debate, and many platforms accentuating biased opinions, fact-checking algorithms could be our salvation.
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The dystopian smoggy backgrounds of Lylat Wars—aka Star Fox 64—worked like a kind of chiaroscuro, accentuating the brightness of the game's melodramatic explosions.
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Accentuating the waist and hugging snugly at the hips, these jeans are made from a low-stretch denim fabric that helps keep everything in place.
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In many of the images, the skin is smeared with dirt or gold pigment, further accentuating the texture of the dermis, its lines and folds.
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"Spider-Man" is essentially a film of contrasts between two characters, Peter Parker, and his eventual nemesis, Norman Osborn, accentuating their similarities...Norman: No problem.
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Leslie stunned in a long-sleeved lace wedding gown with a floral garland on her head, accentuating the bridal look with a long white veil.
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Real-world numbers may be less heartening, but they are also less likely to generate those ugly surprises that can come from accentuating the positive.
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President Trump got elected because he is so good at appealing to people's worst instincts, accentuating differences by pitting one bloc of Americans against another.
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In any case, whereas white accentuates the bright and dark contract, in Kalina's canvas, light brown cools the turquoise, accentuating a warm and cold contrast.
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Wilson goes on: Accentuating what made people feel confident — wider shoulders, smaller waists, slimmer hips — meant Guests would feel and look good in our clothing.
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Use the following looks as an excuse to get extra glittery — whether you're doing the whole lid, just a swipe of liner, or accentuating your brows.
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The Fabulous Ways Cardi B Hid Her Baby Bump She also showed it off in a bump-accentuating ruched dress at the Billboard Latin Music Awards.
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A closer look at a photo she posted three months ago, for example, reveals what appears to be layers of foundation accentuating her neck's slender form.
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"Rising political tensions are accentuating vulnerabilities in the country's sovereign credit profile," S&P warned, but it said Pretoria had shown resolve to reduce fiscal deficits.
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Latinos also tend to have larger families and to care for their elder relatives at home, accentuating the need for liquid income over long-term investments.
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As her flirty cap-sleeve, sheer A-line dress from 2004 shows, she's always been known for mixing sexy, sparkly designs with elegant, body-accentuating silhouettes.
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Accentuating such natural atrophy of mine production are the temporary suspensions initiated in reaction to low prices such as Nyrstar's mothballing of its Middle Tennessee mines.
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For the event, Hilton Rothschild chose a red, long-sleeved frock with pink and white designs, accentuating her growing baby bump with a thick black belt.
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Patented in 1983 by a Pennsylvania knitting manufacturer, the bulky cotton accessory became the must-have item for accentuating the fine definition of one's blasted calves.
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A few years ago, a free shuttle was added, transporting 55,000 people a day along the route, accentuating the urban landscape as a space of activity.
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"By going hostile, you end up accentuating whatever bad blood was already there," said Michael Harrison, a chemicals analyst with Seaport Global Securities, a brokerage firm.
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The duo also debuted the sensual music video on Friday, accentuating their complimentary raspy vocals as Smith takes to the streets of London with her friends.
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In each image, they push to the edge of the ice as if trying to break free—perhaps accentuating Matsamaki's feelings of emotional freeze or restriction.
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The New Health Care Researchers should embrace negative results instead of accentuating the positive, which is one of several biases that can lead to bad science.
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Gifs floated around social media feeds accentuating his struggle against the grounded strikes of Weidman that eventually forced Herb Dean to step in and stop the contest.
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While providing chunks of volume for stock exchanges, high-frequency trading has also been accused of accentuating market volatility, though such claims are rejected by the sector.
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For example, the "Clear Vocal" button is aimed at accentuating the frequencies often found in human voices and can particularly come in handy if listening to podcasts.
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"She wore no makeup, but her blond hair was waved and beautifully arranged, accentuating her blue eyes and a profile of classic regularity," The Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
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And yet, by accentuating what is fundamental to observational painting — that time is suspended in whatever we are looking at — Murphy pushes realism into a fresh place.
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Loss of teeth is a problem too—resulting not only in less lip and facial tissue support, but accentuating bone resorption of the alveolus (arches of the jaws).
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It's good for parts of photos you want to smooth out or highlight, like smoothing the pores of someone's face, or accentuating details without affecting noise or bokeh.
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For now, at least, the Trump administration is accentuating the positive; in his meeting with Raab, Secretary Pompeo stressed that the U.S.-UK deal remains a top priority.
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Actress Naomi Watts added a patent belt with a gold square buckle to her navy blouse and matching skirt, accentuating her waist and creating a very flattering silhouette.
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All About The Eyes La Pearl says she loved accentuating the rapper's eyes for her record-breaking music video "I Like It." — and things haven't changed post-baby.
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The intention is to make you look more flattering by accentuating, hiding, and minimizing aspects of your body — using fruit as a way to objectify it for evaluation.
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Just in time for Spring, these give us everything we love about the original Wedgie (in all of its butt-accentuating glory) with an updated straight, cropped leg.
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"John is the best at creating a special twist on a simple updo, and Tracy is great at accentuating your favorite features without it being overdone," she said.
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" Describing the photo is where her writing is most vivid, her shame most palpable: "My wet tank top clung to my body, accentuating my bloated breasts and stomach.
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All too often, boards have tendencies of "jumping on the pile" and accentuating the entrepreneur's perception of the business for better or worse — which ultimately provides little value.
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But as a compression device, the seven-song limit was perfect for framing and accentuating its CEO's narrow strengths in an opener the series never got near to topping.
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All of this comes shortly after Endeavor unloaded its 49% stake in digital ad company Droga5 to Accenture Interactive, thus further accentuating the events part of its income statement.
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The beats, whose soft keyboards and electronic strings swoop and intersect at odd angles, match her soprano, more feathery than ever, now that she's accentuating her breathy lower register.
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Using her tattoo machine, she creates wispy bouquets that bloom on the body like ivy, sliding over the hip or stretching up the spine, accentuating the natural human form.
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"Such changes include adjusting the waistline, accentuating a peplum, or adding an opaque underlay to a sheer back for bra coverage," Jodi Arnold, creative director of Eloquii, tells Refinery29.
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Nicole Kidman, Emma Stone, Penelope Cruz, Michelle Williams and Sophie Turner lit up the red carpet with their sparkling outfits in metallic shades, with plunging necklines accentuating the sheen.
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The adjusted to fit abstractions lay bare the classical elegance undergirding Lawler's compositions, accentuating the importance of horizontal and vertical alignments and the disorienting effects of diagonals and curves.
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Joe Biden is accentuating his decadeslong push for gun control in a new series of digital ads aimed at motivating voters to support him in next month's Iowa caucuses.
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But when disasters like Hurricane Dorian strike, there is 24/7 coverage on every detail of the storm's path, but little discussion of climate change accentuating these extreme events.
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The difficult conditions made it easy to lose faith or focus, or both, accentuating the utility of caddies, whose jobs include sheltering players from all manner of heavy weather.
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For me, it's about exploring who I am and accentuating parts of my personality — feeling like there are no rules that apply because I make sure there are no rules.
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In one arrangement they turn into a downward-pointing triangle, forming an enormous, aggregate pennant; elsewhere they hang from a wire curving upward across the wall, accentuating their decorative aspect.
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Normally there are a lot of super-high slits, dramatically low-cut necklines, but eight celebrities took skin-baring to a new level with their bra-and-underwear-accentuating outfits.
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A cross-striated Versace evening dress from 2007 both turns the body into an icon — the cross takes up the entire dress — and tightly hugs the figure, accentuating its curves.
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At the same time, there's a widespread belief among German taxpayers that they have given too much money to Athens and giving it debt relief would be accentuating that problem.
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And as they stripped the home down to a shell, they restored its four bedrooms and baths, two studies, gym, kitchen and bar by accentuating most of its finest features.
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Specifically, a look that hews more toward western mainstream social norms as opposed to accentuating the true, diverse beauty of the many different kinds of faces seen around the world.
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Piper also placed the Mythic Being in ads she took out in The Village Voice and in static, two-dimensional artworks, both formats accentuating the contrast between image and text.
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Whether due to injury-related hesitation or just the discomfort that comes with adjusting to different systems and new teammates—not all accentuating his strengths—it was a little disappointing.
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They traded birdies and bogeys like boxing heavyweights, the interplay accentuating how much the competition for the 145th British Open championship appeared to be taking place only between the two.
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The departure of Britain would magnify German dominance of the European Union, accentuating anti-German sentiment and upsetting the balance between liberal northern European economies and more statist Mediterranean models.
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The beef tartar with tahini (a distinctly Israeli flair) and the mackerel enveloped in a strawberry-beet film with quinoa were earthy, their components accentuating the flavors of the proteins.
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Sugar output has surged in India which two years ago surpassed Brazil as the world's top producer of the sweetener, accentuating the need to use more cane for ethanol production.
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Details like these helped to make the real Mr. Sessions something other than a cartoon villain — or the malign elf he resembles — even while accentuating his views on civil liberties.
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He ends up yielding in most of those battles, taking a particularly rough loss from the Arizona governor, who deftly paints him into a corner by accentuating Kirkman's authoritarian tendencies.
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With a whole new decade just months away, however, it seems ridiculous to suggest that wearing a body-accentuating silhouette should be dictated by anyone besides the person wearing it.
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Accentuating Mitchell as their dynamic primary playmaker, with Gobert at the five and a slew of two-way snipers up and down the roster feels like a pretty good plan.
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The products used by Von Hep smelled great; I didn't have to change my sheets the morning after, and I enjoyed two full days of an even, features-accentuating, illuminating tan.
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On the cozy, chirpy "My Phone," the slight echo accentuating her singing radiates delighted relief, while on "Apathy" her breathy double-tracked voice over bitter guitar crunch shivers with nervous resignation.
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But instead, the President's party is trying to grapple with the North Korean reality, accentuating Trump's gesture as one of the only ways the US can tame a nuclear-armed enemy.
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Alongside the interviews, when the characters are recounting their tales, more fantastical elements are incorporated using animation—highlighting and accentuating a person's story, and bringing the tone away from pure documentary.
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During this unorthodox wooing period, Blanks was introduced to what she would later discover was the Blazer "lore": a backstory accentuating Blazer's intelligence and creativity, and one that he advanced relentlessly.
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There, following a typically energetic minute from Lil Uzi Vert, the 23-year-old's laid-back style made him seem half-asleep, accentuating his laconic style in all the wrong ways.
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Accentuating Soviet accomplishments during the war is a way for the government to give Russians what they most passionately crave after the painful humiliation of losing the Cold War: national pride.
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But an electoral strategy based on accentuating the demographic trends unleashed by the 2016 election — former Hillary Clinton spokesperson Brian Fallon's "Panera Democrats" — was fatally flawed in a number of ways.
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The so-called satinated finish on slivers of the Summit's surface is basically a rich person's version of chamfering, catching the light attractively and accentuating the gentle slopes of the watch's frame.
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For some, accentuating models' individuality was key, rather than distracting with extra detail; others drew inspiration from different decades to bring us Day Glo-bright eyes and punky black-vinyl lip color.
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Similar to contouring, in Korea, brown eyeshadow lives up to its function of creating depth and accentuating the eye, but that also involves playing up the aegyosal (fat bags under the eye).
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Today's press conference in Poland may well be the single best example of just how different Trump really is and just how committed he is to accentuating rather than downplaying those differences.
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To be sure, much of Tesla's recent surge is likely thanks to the large percentage of the company's stock that had been sold short, a fact Nader acknowledged as accentuating the stock's recent swings.
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A thick layer of low-lying mist on a gently sloping field adds a new dimension, accentuating the brightness of the crescent moon and Venus, and making the other planets look like glowing spheres.
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We love how Olivia Culpo amped up her classic t-shirt and jeans look while out in Paris by accentuating her white top with all white accessories, including some mod-style block heel booties.
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But critics perceive the project as symbolizing a two-speed Morocco further accentuating disparities between territories as vast regions in the south and key cities such as Agadir remain without a basic train service.
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Irina stood out like she normally does, but even more so thanks to a sexy lime green swimsuit accentuating her figure ... as she hopped off the boat and took a dip in the sea.
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At these parties, the men would sit around a table and lay out their weapons under the chandelier light, watching the fragmented glare play across the polished shafts and curves, accentuating the erotic details.
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After all, we have always heard or seen comical caricatures of male politicians — jokes about John Boehner's tan; or cartoons of Barack Obama accentuating his ears; or pratfalls performed as imitations of Gerald Ford.
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Accentuating ad nauseam the "blood bond" between the North and South, all the while peddling the practical virtues of making concessions to the North Korean tyrant, begs the question: On whose side stands Moon?
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The tightness of the bodice also flattened out the stomach, accentuating the hips so one could pull off that hourglass figure — considered to be the ideal of beauty — even if one wasn't born with it.
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This slowdown and warming is, in turn, accentuating sea-level rise along the East Coast, leading to a regional sea-level rise hot spot that worsens coastal flooding in storms like the most recent blizzard.
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"The bank, which was traditionally perceived as extremely solid and well capitalised, has started moving with the (stock) market and even accentuating some of its moves," said Roberto Lottici a fund manager at Banca Ifigest.
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Still, Japan's consumer prices are stubbornly weak because of companies' wariness about raising prices for fear of losing cost-sensitive customers, accentuating the challenge facing the BOJ in accelerating inflation towards its 2 percent target.
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From the start of his 13-year tenure, Roberts has tried to put the judiciary on a higher plane than the two political branches, accentuating that the justices are not elected and have lifetime tenure.
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Accentuating his uniform with an American flag sleeve and a District of Columbia flag headband, Harper hit 215 home runs in the final round to beat out Chicago Cubs slugger Kyle Schwarber by a single blast.
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Still, Japan's consumer price growth remains stubbornly weak because of companies' wariness about raising prices for fear of losing cost-sensitive customers, accentuating the challenge facing the BOJ in accelerating inflation towards its 2 percent target.
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If anything, recent developments highlight the importance of the "adding up" challenges for the global economy and financial markets, accentuating the need not only for pro-growth measures but also for reforms to the multilateral system.
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When their husbands filled their wunderkammers, or cabinets of curiosities, with treasures they had looted conquistadoring around the world, wealthy European women created bittersweet tableaux that seemed to exalt their domestic power while accentuating its limits.
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With firecracker earrings, monolid-accentuating eyepieces, and silver grillz, Ada Chen, an artist, jewelry maker, and Pratt Institute graduate, used her thesis collection, titled Made in Chinese America, to explore her identity as a Chinese American woman.
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In the last several months, the fervor around the Green New Deal is accelerating this shift and accentuating Republicans' isolation and their internal divisions — as a handful of Republicans break ranks and acknowledge the problem is real.
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It is widening the digital divide in our country and accentuating the practice of digital redlining—of fencing off lower-income neighborhoods on the map and saying, 'It's not worth the time and money to deploy there.
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We've seen the sun-kissed posteriors of every single Kardashian-Jenner sister, which is only fitting since they're pioneers of both curve-accentuating fashion and the selfie pose (arched back, booty to cam) that wears it best.
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YAOUNDE (Reuters) - Crop-eating fall armyworms have attacked nearly 37,000 hectares of maize in northern Cameroon, officials said on Wednesday, accentuating an already dire humanitarian crisis provoked by the Islamist militant group Boko Haram's cross-border insurgency.
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And rather than opt for a basic black bikini, Kylie Jenner played around with accentuating her rainbow-colored mane with a $675 Louis Vuitton scarf and took the vintage monogram look even further with a monokini poolside.
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I was delighted with the cherry-and-almond strudels I made from scratch in cooking school, for example, accentuating the folds and creases in the paper-thin pastry with bits of intentionally burned confectioners' sugar and butter.
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Rainer Jenss, the president and founder of the Family Travel Association, a group that advocates travel as educational, suggests involving children in planning flights to make them feel empowered, and accentuating the positives to get them excited.
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Accentuating the positive is seldom the order of nomination day -- in the social media age, the first reaction is usually to begin venting about whose name wasn't announced -- but there were a few good signs in 2019.
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Onstage, the Jets were practicing "Krupke" while Gemignani made small changes with the orchestra — accentuating the attack on the refrain between the verses, making the dynamics more explosive, continuing to explore the line between comedy and aggression.
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Between the human inclination to use surveys as an opportunity to complain — the average grade readers gave their block was a C-plus — and our dive into the 311 database, there was inevitably some accentuating the negative.
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High-frequency trading (HFT), which uses super-fast computers and connections to place trades, has been blamed for accentuating market swings and penalizing other investors by flooding trading venues with orders that immediately get canceled or go unfilled.
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The aim is to apply lessons from the financial crisis when Lehman Brothers collapsed and it took time to find out who was exposed to the bank's derivatives trades, raising fears about other banks and accentuating market turbulence.
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I MEAN, THESE FORCES ARE – ALL YOU'RE DOING IS MAYBE IS ACCENTUATING THE FIRST TWO, WHICH IS ALLOWING THESE COMPANIES TO HAVE SO MUCH MORE POWER OVER THESE SMALLER COMPANIES THAT WE KNOW CAN REALLY PRODUCE THE JOBS.
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In order to read these poems, one has to rotate the book, making the book a vehicle you drive and making you the steering column (exquisitely accentuating the book's materiality and complementing the very material concerns of its contents).
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In previous films, Mr Petzold has demonstrated a light touch: his camera barely moved, and he allowed his actors to shoulder the burden of the narrative, rarely accentuating their work with cinematic flourishes such as flashbacks or showy editing.
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The LME tin contract's low and declining liquidity is undoubtedly accentuating the spread tightness but the fact that this has been going on for almost a year does seem to be signalling an underlying short-fall of available metal.
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The ruggedness of the land — its distinct cultural history and rural aesthetic — is evident in the later work on display in the last gallery, accentuating it with a sense of place, and oddly enough, a new sense of belonging.
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It opened in 2011 as the Belvedere's venue for the presentation of art dating from the end of World War II to the present, with programming accentuating interdisciplinary approaches to looking at and thinking about modern and postmodern art.
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He blubbers syllables both bluntly and quickly, accentuating the gargly roughness of his lower end whenever he sighs, or tries to cram as many plosives as possible into a single line, or pronounces a vowel for longer than usual.
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Accentuating the hits to supply from these closures has been Glencore's decision to mothball around 28,2335 tonnes per year of mining capacity, most of it in Australia and Peru, and Nyrstar's suspension of its 22008,22009-tonne per year Middle Tennessee mines.
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But plucking Bregier from a domain in which he is undisputed leader - having overseen record plane output and an improved industrial performance - and accentuating his other role as deputy to Enders is seen by some as a potential loss of focus.
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Their new project Vapor Riders '99, a multiplayer racing game where users cruise through what looks like the early internet to a very chill vaporwave soundtrack, seeks to mitigate the effects of motion sickness while maintaining, even accentuating, the immersiveness.
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It was after nightfall, and I can remember the lights up ahead of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge–Tunnel, the long roadway that spans the mouth of the bay, accentuating the wave action of our boat relative to the dipping horizon.
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In 2007 for some unexplained reason they removed the uptick rule, which aided and abetted a lot of these quantitative trading systems that are accentuating volatility in the market you're buying strength or selling weakness, so it works both ways. Okay.
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In addition to becoming famous for accentuating her iconic curves in skin-tight outfits, Kim, 38, has never been ashamed to credit shapewear as the most crucial item in her closet — even going so far as to wear it as outerwear.
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CreditCreditTony Cenicola/The New York Times As soon as you emerge from the Fort Pitt Tunnel in Pittsburgh the city's impressive skyline appears, with the 40873-story Art Deco Gulf Tower and the glassy, neo-Gothic PPG Place accentuating the view.
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This week, the Trump administration replaced the Obama-era Clean Power Plan, which would have pushed states to shift away from coal-fired power, with a rule that lets states set their own power plant standards, further accentuating the divide.
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Photographer Jonathan Higbee's images from the streets of New York City are cleverly captured, often whimsical and always well-timed scenes accentuating the fact that the surreal surrounds us daily if we're simply patient and take the time to truly see it. —L.
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Whether it's taking the plunge with one of the rich, coppery hues of autumn's "fallayage" trend, or just accentuating your locks with a few seriously-extra hairpins, 'tis the season for showing off (and heavily documenting on Instagram) something special or new.
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Whether it's doing her own beauty look before a red carpet event or sharing the steps ahead of a Halloween transformation, Poly knows everything you need to know about looking after your skin, accentuating those killer cheekbones, and achieving the perfect eyeliner flick.
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Lit from behind by a massive light, Adele appeared in a ghostly silhouette filmed from a distance, and when the camera cut to a close-up, the light seemed to create a halo around her, her golden curls picking it up and accentuating it.
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Weak economic data, prospects for fresh rate cuts, and more stimulus are accentuating the trend, while risks such as Brexit mean demand for safe-haven bonds such as German ones are strong even though that means investors are paying the government to hold its debt.
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Many who died had, like the "Suited" clients, long felt marginalized, and for L.G.B.T. Americans, the massacre has become a symbol of the violence and hidden hatreds that are part of everyday life, while also accentuating the importance of safe spaces like Bindle & Keep.
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Among Democrats in Washington, the setback in Georgia revived or deepened a host of existing grievances about the party, accentuating tensions between moderate lawmakers and liberal activists and prompting some Democrats to question the leadership and political strategy of Nancy Pelosi, the House minority leader.
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Still, while the system is designed to protect minorities, it also can give small parties the power to subvert the will of the majority, accentuating differences along ideological, ethnic and religious lines, rather than forging common ground, said Yohanan Plesner, president of the Israel Democracy Institute.
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Covered Necklines and Modesty Gone Modern There was no shortage of skin on the runways this season, though gowns that provided coverage while accentuating design details also emerged on the runways, with covered necklines and full sleeves by Justin Alexander, Morilee by Madeline Gardner and Monique Lhuillier.
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But his intent in doing so, at least as it appears to me, is to correct some of the misunderstandings that have crystalized around the name Rodin, clearing out the fustiness that has accrued around his oeuvre's warhorses and accentuating the contemporaneity of his creative process.
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Research has repeatedly shown us that these processes are crucial for changing ingrained habits, so much so that in the world of addiction, treatment is often referred to as "relapse prevention," to acknowledge that treatment is as much about preventing the negative as it is accentuating the positive.
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Hiding minor blemishes and accentuating the positive is one thing, but with the announcement of their newest spokesmodel, 17 year-old James Charles, as the company's first "male ambassador," CoverGirl is officially endorsing the emasculation of boys and obscuring the inherent gift of true femininity, which belongs exclusively to women.
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The dignified dowager with the egret-feathered hat, the maid holding the hand of the little girl, the three lovely flappers with fringed gowns accentuating their long legs all fill the foreground of the painting where the only male figure is the servant pushing the elegant cart on the right.
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If Bernie Sanders could find some way of decoupling his economic populism from this needlessly antagonistic cultural liberalism, he could find a whole new constituency waiting for him -- just as Francis has won plaudits from left-wing celebrities such as Susan Sarandon and Mia Farrow by accentuating the church's message on poverty.
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Cover of 'The Best We Could Do,' by Thi Bui (© Abrams ComicArts, 2017) Omnipresent peach washes contribute to a sense of sameness from panel to panel, but they're effective in accentuating the swirls of Bui's blotty grey brushwork and emphasizing the defined inked lines in her strong portraiture, landscapes, and more.
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Overall, the collectives feel like students of the game, as they take notes from Kanye's production on "Red Rubies," and capture the energy of Pharrell on "Let It Go." But Rich Brian and Higher Brothers manage to drench their voice in rap's Western melodies, even while accentuating their Indonesian and Chinese ancestry.
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": I am wondering if many of my readers have not stood before a masterpiece of lovely sculpture or a remarkable painting of a young girl, her very abandonment of draperies accentuating rather than diminishing her modesty and purity, and asked themselves the question, "Where is she now, this model who was so beautiful?
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One room contained a single plinth with only four works on it, and reading all the scattered wall texts necessitated walking all the way around, thus accentuating the startling physical contrast between, for example, the violent "Woman with her Throat Cut" (1932) and the distinctly non-rectilinear mound of "Cube" (1933–34).
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On one gallery wall, three long rows of portrait photos are interspersed with photos of abandoned lots and the shadowy world under the Market-Frankford line, also known as the El. In one portrait, a shirtless man in his thirties has the tanned outline of a tank top, accentuating the paleness of his skin.
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In a new paper published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, a research team led by Robin Carhart-Harris from Imperial College London, as part of the Beckley Foundation/Imperial Research Programme, has demonstrated the sweeping ways in which LSD affects normal brain function—accentuating the power of certain brain regions, while diminishing the function of others.
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For the cover above, Inez and Vinoodh dressed Lawrence in a slinky, gold, metal mesh gown by Versace with a dramatic thigh-high slit which they paired with a handful of David Yurman rings, slicking back her blonde hair and accentuating her features with very minimal bronzed makeup and shooting the whole thing on a simple grey backdrop to better let her natural beauty shine through.
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For "Damage Control Observatory" (2017), Julie Wolfe, like Mary Jean Canziani, presses a found book into service, pinning its pages into a large grid on the wall and accentuating them with three-dimensional objects that could have been rescued from a riverbed (the wall label mentions "water samples taken from local and international waterways") or harvested for spare parts on a Quay Brothers stop-motion animation.
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She teased, taunted, rejiggered, and redefined its carefully guarded traditions on her terms, modeling her painting on the phantasmal spectacles of Hieronymus Bosch and her close friend Giorgio de Chirico, while infusing it with the kind of softly lit details found in the interiors of Dutch Renaissance masters — accentuating flesh and ornamentation, and advancing the insurrectionist premise that painting serves visual pleasure and selfish desires above all else.
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Sansour first explored these themes in "Nation State" (2012), another short sci-fi film in which Palestine, and the Israeli occupation, is presented as a vertical, futuristic high-rise that is divided into floors which can be accessed only through a series of elevators and throughways; political reality becomes a labyrinthine maze in which the protagonist — Sansour herself — is lost, accentuating the radical sensory loss that is a consequence of the ongoing occupation.
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