Was that hard to blend together while writing the script?
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They're all starting to blend together at this point, right?
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These tech conferences tend to blend together after a while.
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The two sides just never seemed to fully blend together.
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They all kind of blend together, to be quite honest.
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After a while the books all started to blend together.
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Honestly, all those jerseys sort of blend together for me.
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Place all ingredients in a blender and blend together on high.
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Bases and shades seem to blend together into one smooth piece.
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He said that many Manhattan neighborhoods seem to blend together now.
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It will keep you centered when the days start to blend together.
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That's why weeks three and four kind of blend together for me.
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The many ads attacking Mr. Rubio on immigration all seem to blend together.
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The films blend together to create a trance of repetition and frenzied urgency.
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The layers blend together well, gently hugging my body while offering proper support.
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This look is all about blurring the lines and letting colors blend together.
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In Fashion This spring, single garments blend together different materials, colors and moods.
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Are you interested in the ways in which forms like that can blend together?
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In a sea of 50-minute appointments, all the therapists start to blend together.
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Sotelo's poems tend to blend together, partly thanks to her fondness for I-statements.
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While BMW X5s and Mercedes GLEs blend together, the G-Class is entirely different.
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This was interesting and stylish, but also irritating because everything tended to blend together.
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It's fascinating to see the various cultural and religious influences and how they blend together.
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The track's respective blues and metal elements blend together seamlessly and better compliment each other.
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Today's Google event was dedicated to how its new hardware and software will blend together.
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He thinks the worlds of the web and apps will "blend together" over time, though.
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The three rows of colorful coffee blend together to reveal a gorgeous tie-dye effect.
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But as time goes on, they start to blend together, piling in a thick layer.
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They help lessen the likelihood that stories will blend together and be forgotten over time.
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All of these perspectives blend together to create the highs and lows of this project.
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Seven days of skirts can start to blend together in a big blob of ennui.
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The stories of Shirley Falls, including those of Olive, Again, blend together in my mind.
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Working in a creative space often means having work clothes and weekend clothes that blend together.
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At this point, I wouldn't blame you if you thought they're all starting to blend together.
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The names blend together after a while, because the products present the same set of problematic misinformation.
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But the relative lack of political content (in an election year!) also made the speeches blend together.
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The film will blend together elements of the original ballad of Mulan with the animated Disney feature.
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Perhaps what's most surprising about this genre-bender is how seamlessly its two divergent parts blend together.
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As someone who works from home more often than not, the days can sort of… blend together.
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Aside from gameplay, Paper Jam also manages to blend together the two series' unique humor relatively seamlessly.
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How do our feelings and our thoughts blend together to compose our mental lives and our behaviors?
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As Redbone croons Today's Google event was dedicated to how its new hardware and software will blend together.
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Check out how the colors blend together and how the swirls settle in to reach that classic effect.
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As the years pass, there is so much violence against orcas that the incidents start to blend together.
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Each work offers a distinctive premise or overarching concept; it's the movement itself that starts to blend together.
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Second, it's somewhat readable, but the visual weight of "Moonlight" and the producers are equal and blend together.
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Modernist sculpture, low-resolution GIFs, and appropriated images blend together in a hyper-saturated stew of questionable taste.
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Each component is a precise mix of ingredients that must blend together for the end product to work.
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Letra is a funky collection of songs; each doing something very different musically, but they blend together seamlessly.
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We already had a mutual respect for each other's craft and I knew our voices would blend together perfectly.
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One of my wife's most frequent complaints about all the cars I drive is that they all blend together.
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Once each plate is layered on, the colours blend together to create the full range of shades and tones.
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They blend together under the numbing banner of what a freak show he can be, of Trump being Trump.
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Faces blend together, and nothing remains static, instilling the same sense of urgency and anxiety as the track itself.
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Their voices blend together beautifully, and with only them and an acoustic guitar, the heartbreak in the chorus is palpable.
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Violence, drama, romance and history blend together in the thrilling new series Underground from WGN America, which premieres Wednesday night.
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Alicia Keys's alto was mixed lower than Maren Morris's, making their voices blend together instead of sounding distinct and full.
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I love using creams when I'm contouring because they seamlessly blend together, and I have different foundations for different purposes.
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Make the chalé sauce: Place all the ingredients in a blender and blend together until you have a smooth paste.
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I think that has to do with the way the lines and curves in the bodywork blend together so elegantly.
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Also, I advise sticking to three winery visits in a day because they all start to blend together after that.
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And if you take those letters and form a word, then those colors will blend together and make another color.
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If it was possible for these complicated relationships to blend together so effortlessly, perhaps they, the children, could as well.
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The end goal was to have both blend together seamlessly and look like they&aposre part of the same world.
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They blend together to define the style of the record, which, in both its rapping and musical palette, is ultra-current.
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In simple terms, the cut is done dry and in horizontal, even sections that then blend together for a soft look.
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Spend long enough on dating apps like Tinder, and the faces of your algorithmically-selected eligible partners start to blend together.
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Each run is wholly unique, and elements blend together with enough variation that I'm still running into new things, hours later.
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Collections of stars, peace signs, flowers, food and even electric plugs blend together with shots of superstar friends and exotic locales.
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Perhaps a result of their stripped-down aesthetic, the images on view blend together like a singular, poetic body of work.
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But when you come out as trans with young kids—not babies or adult children—the unlearning and learning blend together.
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American military intervention and global supply chain logistics blend together as Jack Ryan struggles to impose order on an unruly world.
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Mermaid, opal, prism, unicorn — after a while, all the colorful hair looks start to blend together into one big soupy rainbow.
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The brushes react to the paint that's already on the canvas, so watercolors bloom and spread naturally, and colors blend together seamlessly.
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But for Mr. Hebbring and Ms. Hansen — and many other people without homes across the country — those categories tend to blend together.
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But as the film goes on and the story gets less coherent and the battles get bigger, they start to blend together.
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These all have different origins but blend together to form something unique, that is very much a part of our American tradition.
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These two blend together because often the passion people want to pursue is starting their own business in something they're passionate about.
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Cultural spheres and industries previously unrelated now blend together, two sides of the same coin, to create new fields never seen before.
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Slowly, the cities and towns of Australia will start to blend together, a sea of 7-Elevens and Starbucks and BP stations.
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AISHA HARRIS I come into this entire cinematic universe as a very apathetic viewer — to me they all kind of blend together.
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Dense tissue makes cancer harder to find because the tissue and tumors both show up as white on mammograms and blend together.
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Two impressive things stand out: how enormous his arrangements make the string quartet sound, and how fluidly these seven musicians blend together.
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Dense tissue makes cancer harder to find on mammograms because the tissue and tumors both show up as white and blend together.
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It's that time again when a mix of Valentine's Day and the upcoming presidential election blend together to give you a total erection.
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This isn't as versatile as the official Philips Hue app, which lets you create "scenes" of lights that blend together using multiple colors.
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But everything else — the great, mushy mass of stuff that we consume on screens of some size or another — starts to blend together.
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Casey: Quantum Break is actually right in my gaming wheelhouse: I love story-driven games that blend together combat, puzzle-solving, and platforming.
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Since he also has "regular" synesthesia, his other senses blend together too: colors and letters and numbers, people and numbers, colors and smells.
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Between the royal palace of Changdeokung and the downtown district full of neon lights and street food, Seoul's cultural contrasts blend together seamlessly.
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In her memory, after the first bitterly cold night, the days blend together, something Holocaust scholars say is common among those who survived.
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Technology and real estate must blend together better today in order to support an evolving retail market, according to one mega mall owner.
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This was particularly true in the largest debates, when no one got much time to talk and other candidates' answers tended to blend together.
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"It's all starting to blend together," said Joe Augino, a firefighter in Southern California whose company was summoned eight hours north to Sonoma County.
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Microsoft has picked the Windows Mixed Reality name because it believes the experiences of virtual reality and augmented reality (HoloLens) will eventually blend together.
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It's is a highly personal project that leans into Jarreau's ability to blend together various sounds, incorporating elements of soul, hip-hop, and funk.
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When all the dreary days of winter seem to blend together, sometimes all you need is a pop of color to brighten your day.
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Some fans worry that genre distinctions will eventually erode completely and all forms of music will blend together into a bland, undefined mono-genre.
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In Brockman's world, billionaires, scientists, artists, novelists, journalists, and musicians all blend together to produce enormous value—for each other and, of course, for Brockman.
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The paintings depict suburban neighborhoods, semi-automatic weapons, nuclear development facilities, and oil refineries, among many other images that blend together into one endless landscape.
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In our first podcast after Tuesday's Google event, Ctrl-Walt-Delete looks at new products from Google that blend together hardware, software, and ecosystem design.
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Each of these sexual assault stories is tough to expunge; they don't blend together so much as affix themselves to a timeline in your heart.
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Modern D.J. software might tell you that Song A and Song B are both revolving at 95 beats per minute and will therefore blend together.
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So, in one cover letter after the next, and one meeting after another, all interviewers hear is "passion, passion, passion," and candidates start to blend together.
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Eventually they all start to blend together, like some unintentional expanded movie universe connected by the bland sameness of Hollywood's annual slate of expensive summer tentpoles.
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But like many skills, they can disappear without regular maintenance, and given how many shooters are released each year, they can all start to blend together.
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Instead, the president has charted a third course in which the Trump Organization and the federal government blend together in some sort of unholy corporate merger.
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And it's easy to slip into habits where A, your work life and your home life just kind of blend together into this big mushy mess.
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PARIS — Fashion is woven into the modern cultural identity of France's capital, where tradition and innovation blend together to create some of today's most recognized styles.
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Stuck in the Capitol, mobbed by reporters, the answers started to blend together in a kind of rhythm of nothingness as each day's Trump saga unfolded.
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But the vast majority of them simply blend together, recitations of the same key beats over and over and over again in slightly different tones of voice.
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"The features we're bringing in first really focus on compositing workflows — bringing in images, combining and manipulating pixels to blend together," says senior product manager Jenny Lyell.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)After three hours wandering through endless aisles of gadgets at CES, the world's largest consumer technology conference, the products start to blend together.
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Grey-zone success depends on patience and an ability to blend together all the instruments of state power in ways that pluralistic, democratic societies find harder to achieve.
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Panay also hints at a modular Surface Studio during my interview, and how products like the Surface Studio 2 and Surface Headphones really blend together hardware and software.
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All art fairs aren't the same, but they can have a comparable blanketing effect: after hours of walking around a sales floor, the works start to blend together.
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Caroline Framke: All the horrors of this show started to blend together for me after I mainlined the first six episodes of this season for my overall review.
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But the way in which our personal and business lives now blend together in a digital hodge podge, even strictly personal emails can render useful information to foreign adversaries.
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Zane Lowe has been killing it lately with these tracks that blend together electronic, dancey music with hip-hop like last week's Destructo track, so hopefully the trend continues.
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As the sun tucks behind the hills and mesas on the horizon, the sky turns auburn as its yellows and purples blend together like milk being poured into coffee.
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Their clothes, their houses, their over-the-top rich (mostly) white lady-ness — they all blend together in an effervescent fantasy of wanting to know them and be them.
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Between Morris' movie critic background and Wortham's observant perspective, the two blend together in a fabulously queer, POC gabfest that was just what the dark times of 2018 needed.
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Somewhere around the middle of this three-minute montage, you start to lose sight of what's even real, and Putnam and Trump's personas blend together like a shit smoothie.
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Some frequently asked questions about packing for an evacuation: Realize that all the items of clothing you pack will quickly blend together into one big mix-and-match outfit.
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While her two children attend school in French and her husband is also French, the language situation is less clear cut at home where English and French blend together.
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But inevitably, slimming the story down to a 135-minute run time involves cutting a lot of individual character time, to the point where several of the Losers blend together.
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Adultery is one thing, but if these allegations are true, Trump's desire to cheat on his wife and the urge to touch women without consent seemed to blend together seamlessly.
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Both are critical, because both blend together, and that's how we're really going to help the child who is going to make it out there in a brave new world.
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One episode rolls into the next, and a show's good stretches (of which New Girl has many) and bad stretches (of which New Girl has many) start to blend together.
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The combination of the toasted grain with the browned butter, caramelized sugar, vanilla and chocolate are "the beautiful rich flavors that blend together in a chocolate chip cookie," she said.
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They make two batches of whiskey, one almost entirely with rye grain and the other with just 52 percent rye — the rest being mostly corn — which they then blend together.
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"At the edges of those things they started to blend together," says Samantha Culp, the co-founder of Paloma Powers, a small agency that works with visual artists, often incorporating technology.
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The images used in each piece have been carefully selected based on their likeness to one another, which allowed Navarro to build backdrops that seamlessly blend together images from multiple sources.
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A few shots in the trailer suggest how they can blend together — in one instance, the frame is filled with glowing blue electricity that sort of evens them out in color.
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I try to avoid anything that feels too heavy or suffocating — I like full-coverage base makeup, so I want everything to blend together well and feel as light as possible.
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If anyone has an insight into how the UK and rap music blend together, its the founder of Big Dada, one of the UK's most respected underground rap labels, Will Ashon.
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Things that can blend together and colors that seduce you to play... The contour and this really luxe brush, it took the most time in the process to get them to do.
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This is cool not just because it blurs the lines between canvas and wall, but because you can only look at so many white cubes before they all start to blend together.
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The PSL syrup mixed with the wine the way oil and water blend together in a jam-jar salad dressing: inelegantly, repelling away from each other like opposing batteries—a cursed swirl.
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There's no verve or fun or freedom, just an agitated dump of vocals that might be, in the granular sense, technically precise, but are musically clumsy and blend together all too quickly.
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Take, for example, the work of Osamu Yokonami, a Japanese photographer who questions what he sees as the homogeneous socialization in Japan, where youthful schoolgirls seem to blend together wearing identical uniforms.
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A Bose-Einstein condensate on Earth is already a fascinating object; at super-low temperatures, atoms&apos boundaries blend together, and usually-invisible quantum effects play out in ways scientists can directly observe .
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The lingering shots, the unnerving atmosphere, the sudden explosion of violence — all of these things blend together to create the kind of tension that made Shyamalan's earlier films so much fun to watch.
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The resulting black-and-white pictures, contact prints made directly from her negatives, show various stages of clarity—bits of clouds and dark skies blend together, illustrating the weight of the world above.
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In her essay "Bye-Bye Babar," Taiye Selasi, a British-American writer of Nigerian and Ghanaian descent, begins to explain how those contradictions and paradoxes blend together in the identities of young continentals.
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But after you see your twentieth or thirtieth pearl opened by the same cookie cutter young housewife sporting an American Apparel V-neck and a French manicure, it can all start to blend together.
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For whatever reason, when I need to give my mind a breather, ASMR-inducing videos of someone cutting soap or folding paint until the colors blend together just do not do it for me.
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Enter DropMix: A fast-paced music-mixing game from Hasbro and Harmonix that lets users blend together popular songs while facing off with friends, now available for pre-order in the U.S. at DropMix.
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Throughout her 20-year career, there's been no shortage of photo spreads and magazine covers for us to consume, and it's only natural that these images can begin to blend together and feel homogeneous.
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Nick and Leah would be the kind of couple whose faces blend together into one single face and would sound like they're speaking in Webdings anytime you tried to have a conversation with them.
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The care given to facial and bodily animation, the verisimilitude of a cityspace that has persisted through time and cultural shifts, both macro and micro, blend together lending the impression of a living place.
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RELATED: 10 Signs Your House Is Making You Fat Create an optical illusion Another way to confuse your noggin: choose plates that are close in color to your tablecloth or placemat, so they blend together.
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There are so many storylines -- Russia, Comey, staff drama, his Twitter account, to name a few -- that they all sort of blend together in one jumble, even for people who follow this stuff very closely.
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"Here at Magic Leap, we are creating a new world where digital and physical realities seamlessly blend together to enable amazing new experiences," Rony Abovitz, founder and chief executive of Magic Leap, said in a statement.
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The Facebook timeline bit is cute but what's really cool is how the songs blend together and into each other to show us how the sound of rock and roll has changed and stayed the same.
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" Retailers need to "understand their customers and add that additional in-store experience" as well as to enhance it "with a good online experience so that the two can blend together in a fantastic omnichannel offer.
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So many familiar elements bleed through on A New Wave of Violence, the long-awaited debut LP from the on-again-off-again project, but it somehow manages to blend together without sounding like a shit smoothie.
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The service will blend together live TV, recorded TV, and on-demand programming in its interface so that a viewer would just pick what they want to watch without thinking about whether it's live or on-demand.
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However, these categories are not given equal treatment throughout the show; politics, conceptualism, and social stratification blend together, blurring categorization, but purposefully steering the conversation surrounding contemporary art in Latin American toward the same tired political narrative.
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It is easy for all the names to blend together — Liu Xiaobo, Xu Wenli, Dai Huang, Chen Guangcheng, Tan Zuoren, Ilham Tohti, Ai Weiwei, Cao Shunli, Teng Biao, Hu Jia, Xu Zhiyong and Gao Zhisheng, among them.
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Joel: I'm all about those musical moments and those happy little accidents when you really lock into something that feels unique to Dad and I. Like, there are these times playing together where our voices blend together.
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Nearly 9 million people call London home, and it's a city where the eclectic mix of nationalities, cultures and cuisines blend together in an urban undercurrent that seamlessly flows through two thousand years of history and tradition.
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Grace Notes If the first step in Chuck Piekarski's spice cake recipe sounds ordinary — "blend together margarine and sugar" until they are "well combined" — the quantities are not: 18 pounds of margarine and 120 cups of sugar.
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Now, I never saw the fourth film, Age of Extinction, and the first three all sort of blend together in the memory — though I still maintain the second is one of the worst films I've ever watched.
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Its buttery-soft velvet upholstery, high-density foam cushioned seat, soft angles, and unique curved metal base design blend together to create a dynamic accent piece that's both functional, comfortable, and a focal point of color for your space.
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We wonder around them aimlessly, staring at 50 types of crackers and 100 types of cereal that gradually blend together into a blur of color, no longer able to remember what we came for nor the life we had before entering.
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There are buttons and they make a nice satisfying little plop when you hit them, but they're spaced oddly, which makes typing difficult, and the space bar is far too shallow which leads to frequent typos as words blend together.
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Who should win: "Parasite"While you could make a case for any of the nominees, "Parasite" manages to blend together several different genres including black-comedy, horror, thriller, and social drama, so the seamless editing must be rewarded for that.
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Underneath all that scruff, grit, and perspiration, it's no surprise that a bunch of generic thirty-something actors start to blend together, particularly in the tedious haze of another white savior narrative under the hot sun of the third world.
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A "performance" category is intended to honor the strength of a song's overall impact — how the production value, songwriting, vocal performance, melody, beats, and tune all blend together — and no other nominee succeeds in this sense more than "The London."
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In the open-air mall are now taco trucks, craft beer breweries, a posh martini club, a karaoke bar where nationalities blend together through the loud slurring of Bon Jovi songs, and The Mods Bar, a small rock venue hosting Rosenstock's show.
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Every stroll through the memories of a suspect teases out bits of his past until his official cases and his personal story blend together and Lazarski and the player are both so disoriented they have trouble telling what's real and what's not.
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If you're a fan of artist and designer Ash Thorp, there's a good chance you've heard him talk about "Lost Boy," a personal project that looked to blend together elements of Akira and Mad Max into some kind of new sci-fi universe.
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Although I&aposve known about this makeup trick for a long time, I was skeptical about the effectiveness of Stila&aposs primer for one particular reason: It pumps out all three colors at once, which you blend together with your fingers before applying to your face.
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I hope that in seeing POC faces on the cover, readers might see the humanity in all those people at home or in faraway places who are suffering the terrors of war or violence or oppression, instead of just seeing a mass of faces that blend together.
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The moment has all the satisfaction of a makeover movie, and it's underlined by the book's equivalent of the makeover montage: Kate's makeover is interspersed with her conversations with Christopher about the manor, so that the two sequences blend together and become a single thrilling scene.
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BECKY QUICK: I mean, it's been really useful for me just going back trying to figure things out because over the years things kind of blend together when you said what or exactly what you said or if it was you who said it or Charlie who said it.
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Eventually, the three parties blend together in the largest group scene F Is for Family has ever done, according to series co-creator and showrunner Michael Price, as all of the characters gather around the television to watch a woman and man face off on the sacred courts of jai alai.
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"It's all starting to blend together," said Joe Augino, a firefighter with the Arcadia Fire Department in Southern California who had just finished battling a wildfire in the canyons north of Los Angeles last week when his company was summoned eight hours north to help fight the Kincade fire in Sonoma County.
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The tone of togetherness and sacrifice permeated the scene during Houston Rockets media day proceedings on Friday in Houston, as Harden and Westbrook — the former Oklahoma City Thunder teammates-turned MVP rivals-turned teammates again — spoke excitedly about how they expect the two ball-dominant superstars to blend together in the 2019-20 season.
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Naughty Dog's acclaimed series is back with an extended 12-minute look at the upcoming sequel to The Last of Us. The demo is seriously impressive, and it gives players a look at how stealth and survival gameplay will blend together in an incredible cinematic way as players step into the shoes of Ellie, who is the main playable character.
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I remembered, for example, that Jean Paul Gaultier's spring 2013 women's wear collection, "Rock Stars," included a Bowie-esque asymmetric star-spangled net cat suit, but after a few seasons all shows blend together a bit, so the house confirmed the specific collection; Dries Van Noten sent thoughts about his collaboration with the singer; and I had the meat of the column by lunch, with about four hours to write it.
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But perhaps even more soul-sucking are also the archetypes that blend together: hundreds of self-described "art hoes" who study graphic design at Parsons or Pratt; an impossibly high number of men who claim to work at VICE, all of whom ignore my messages; finance bros, hyper-curated advertising creatives, and bartenders who are also in bands; the women who take the "sad gurl" aesthetic too far and have bios like "dead inside but still horny" with blurry and unflattering photos of them to show they are intellectual or something.
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