They want to see Austen rescued from tweeness and coziness.
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But it has a singularly creepy sort of bucolic coziness.
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In these homebound times, coziness has become a national hobby.
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To battle the dark and cold, we indulge in coziness.
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I know there are other potential explanations of that coziness.
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We only have two priorities this fall: meals and coziness.
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It comes with a double sided felt seat pad for coziness.
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They loved the opportunities for coziness provided by the winter months.
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The Index doesn't make any pretenses toward coziness, stylishness, or minimalism.
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Read more: Trump's coziness with authoritarians is backfiring spectacularly in Syria
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He opposed Trump's wall, and worried about his coziness with Russia.
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Earth-friendly materials, bizarre shapes and coziness were among the themes.
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Somehow or other, the clutter just enhances the sense of coziness.
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That may be because of his alleged coziness (or aspiring coziness) with Russian President Vladimir Putin or because Trump is sensitive about what the hacks and his popular vote loss have done to his presidential legitimacy.
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My room isn't large by any means, but I like the coziness.
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There's his coziness with certain special interests (he's from Delaware, after all).
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Properties are unique and encourage coziness – think cabins, cottages, chalets, and more.
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For Molly Goddard, coziness and security are sartorial solutions for uncertain times.
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The beginning of 2018 has introduced a novel theme to games criticism—coziness.
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Sometimes coziness isn't a luxury, but a necessity to cope with chronic pain.
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One is that coziness with China, the world's second-largest economic power, pays.
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She climbs under her soft, cream-colored comforter and basks in the coziness.
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We all, of course, play a role in performing coziness to each other.
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He argues that Clinton's coziness with the sector disqualifies her as a progressive.
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Who better to school us on the art of coziness than the Scandinavians?
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So maybe they're onto something with bringing the coziness of home into work.
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The narrative balloons, but rest assured that the coziness of the show remains intact.
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Any human who values coziness knows it relies on two components: warmth and softness.
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The agency has often been criticized for its coziness with the industries it regulates.
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The trendy Danish term describes a deep quality of coziness, hominess or well-being.
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This coziness, with its share of obvious challenges, created a sibling-like environment for us.
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I like the intimacy and the coziness of mobile, these little windows into people's lives.
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These emails reveal a coziness among global elites that the public rarely gets to see.
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"Hygge" (pronounced HOO-gah) is a way of life imported from Denmark that extols coziness.
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" Lena Dunham writes about her struggle with chronic pain and how coziness is her "religion.
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He denounced the coziness between politicians and Wall Street until he was doing the snuggling.
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Yet Democrats should be more forceful in calling out the Trump administration's coziness with venality.
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The South Carolina senator is a vocal critic of the Trump administration's coziness with Russia.
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Mr. Dewberry insisted that they paint the walls gray, to create a feeling of coziness.
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And because of that solitude, and that roughness but also coziness, it felt like another time.
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But it was the Trump campaign's coziness with so many Russians that made it all possible.
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Gillibrand, for her part, has already been combating accusations about her perceived coziness with the industry.
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The late 2010s have brought even more skepticism about perceived coziness between feminism and big business.
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The L.L.Bean Ultrasoft Comfort Flannel Sheet brings the coziness of home to your cold room. Pros:Cons:
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There's nothing better than a beautiful candle to bring holiday cheer and coziness to your home.
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The writer, director and actor Lena Dunham says coziness is helping her cope with chronic pain.
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There are a number of elements of the 2020 film that contribute to its overall coziness.
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The Calgary journalist Jen Gerson questioned the coziness of Canada's elite in The Times's Opinion section.
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The same unease permeates all successive encounters, including those that would seem to promise romantic coziness.
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A comfortable bed, covered with a gray Moroccan blanket, offered coziness — and a nod to multiculturalism.
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Other writers have repeatedly questioned the degree of coziness she seems to have with her subjects.
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I wanted to imbue its pages with that same warmth and coziness and love of home.
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"I am of course concerned about any allegations of coziness with any company, manufacturer," Chao said.
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"There's concrete evidence of the coziness between the Clintons and Russia," Boris Epshteyn said on Fox News.
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Clinton is instead facing a candidate whose coziness with President Vladimir V. Putin has become an issue.
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Her private coziness with Wall Street and public calls for increased regulation spell out different presidential agendas.
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Haeg mentions the Scandinavian propensity for this kind of coziness, exemplified in abstruse Danish concepts like hygge.
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And Republican uneasiness about Mnuchin's coziness with Pelosi could complicate measures further as those talks heat up.
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The writer, director and actor Lena Dunham writes that coziness is helping her cope with chronic pain.
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Buried in that document are disturbing examples of the coziness between the scientists and their industry patrons.
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It may sound ideal, but for all the coziness, they say it will never be a home.
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The coziness, the fruit-water, the comfortable furnishings would all mitigate the sense of uncertainty and risk.
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At one point, she invoked the Danish word hygge, which, roughly translated, means coziness and good feelings.
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If your galentine values coziness or binge-watching television, this throw blanket is the way to go.
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He has already begin examining whether money laundering could have motivated Mr. Trump's coziness with Russian oligarchs.
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That was widely seen as a rebuke to Netanyahu's far-right government and Trump's coziness with it.
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There is a coziness to the place, even if it is one of the largest estates in Florida.
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Surround the space with varying height outdoor plants and lanterns/candles to give it some coziness and privacy.
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There's some oddness to all these moves, given Cruz's reputation of less-than-coziness with other Republican politicians.
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If you find a good one, it will bring a quality of warmth and coziness to the room.
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Sinclair is known for its right-wing political orientation, as well as its coziness with the Trump administration.
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His novels contain little coziness and much mass murder, their daring perhaps leveraged by his own domestic regularity.
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Coziness could well turn out to be one of the most significant game design trends of recent years.
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In his stark modern cabin he says, ''I was always jealous of the coziness of other people's houses.
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While this is underway, Congress must investigate the coziness that exists between the F.A.A. and those it regulates.
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We might have Gen Z's disposition for coziness to thank for the recent boom in home café content.
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"This album is very much a celebration of love, in all its complexity, coziness, and chaos," she wrote.
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What does feel new is the marketing of coziness to a generation defined by their desire for it.
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Over the years, coziness with the people meant to be overseeing it has led to a lax safety culture.
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Despite being condemned by members of his own party over coziness with white nationalist groups, eight-term incumbent Rep.
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People bring their own pillows to hospitals as a way to import coziness to the coldness of a clinic.
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Read more: Trump's coziness with authoritarians is backfiring spectacularly in SyriaNational security experts were bewildered and blasted Trump's statements.
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And the space over which she presides has the insulated coziness and underground chill common to provisional meeting places.
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Happiness, of course, is more ephemeral, less quantifiable, than coziness, though Mr. Wiking marshals some engaging behavioral-science data.
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Now I really like my birthday videos, which I film as a selfish little memory of coziness for me.
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Their quiet coziness is shattered by a gang of men, who roar out of the dark like a nightmare.
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Buttigieg and Sanders traded attacks over the weekend, with Sanders targeting Buttigieg for his coziness with high-dollar donors.
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Burrow, a name that they liked because it invoked a sense of comfort and coziness, was on its way.
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But some believe Pompeo's coziness with the president stems mostly from his desire to stay in Trump's good graces.
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A good rainy day movie should wrap you in coziness the way sipping hot chocolate underneath a wool blanket does.
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My kids, like most, have always put a premium on coziness, setting up their rooms or forts to maximize it.
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They surround themselves in bed with a menagerie of stuffed animals, which sort of checks off nature, community and coziness.
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But the timing of the announcement is likely to raise more questions about the coziness between Trump and the DOJ.
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Some former employees said they did not feel comfortable going to her with problems because of her coziness with Belove.
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There's a fabulous selection of coats, sweaters, and more up for offer, all of which ensure maximum cold-weather coziness.
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Having the Trump lawyer like legal team guest host your radio show is a new level of coziness, I guess.
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Roland Rino Büchel, a member of the Swiss Parliament who spearheaded the recent legislation in Switzerland, called such coziness dangerous.
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Senators John McCain and Marco Rubio have already expressed their concerns about Tillerson's lack of experience and coziness with Russia.
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As the autumns of recent years have become season-long odes to trendy coziness and straight-to-camera Christmas excitement.
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The vote demonstrated growing pushback on President Donald Trump's coziness with Riyadh, which is leading the war effort in Yemen.
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For Helena and Woody Hambrecht, the husband and wife co-founders of the aperitif brand Haus, the coziness came first.
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Another truth is that coziness is one of life's most perfect feelings, and much like sex supposedly does, it sells.
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But her criticisms of Democratic rivals have largely been limited to their high-dollar fund-raising or coziness with corporations.
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And one day, the coziness of the Trumps and the Salmans will cede to a reckoning in US-Saudi relations.
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Gezelligheid, loosely translated as coziness, is the condition people in the Netherlands strive for in the interiors of their homes.
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But if you're working for the president, being within eyesight or just down the hall makes up for any cramped coziness.
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And what does all this coziness between Trump administration surrogates and Moscow mean for US policy, the election, and the country?
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They all fit snuggly into the Danish concept of "hygge," (pronounced hoo-guh), which translates to coziness, comfort, and general conviviality.
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If coziness between prosecutor and defense has become impenetrable, personnel with the will to see justice done must come into power.
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In the debates in particular, Clinton did a fine job pivoting from the emails to pointing to Trump's coziness with Putin.
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The Clintons' coziness with the hedge fund crowd is an issue in an election where Bernie Sanders made rising inequality matter.
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The home of hygge, visitors to Copenhagen can enjoy the coziness and tranquility of spending the holidays in this beautiful city.
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The production's director, Dmitri Tcherniakov, means for us not to luxuriate in the coziness too often associated with this beloved ballet.
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And then she can drift off; it's the earned coziness of the plane ride that helps her fall asleep, she explains.
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To critics, this revolving door fuels a perception of coziness between the defense bar and the prosecutors they face off against.
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Goldman's chief executive, Lloyd C. Blankfein, has certainly taken issue with the perceived coziness between the company and the White House.
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Simply pop your favorite essential oil into its sleek, teardrop-shaped frame and turn on its soothing LED lights for instant coziness.
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Yet it is also deeply invested in coziness, and familial warmth and love and generosity, to the point of self-parodying sentimentality.
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Experts say the Khashoggi murder, Trump's coziness with MBS, and his unwillingness to let Haspel brief lawmakers contributed to the stunning result.
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Instead, Clinton's ongoing struggles with young voters make more sense as a function of her perceived coziness with Wall Street and Washington.
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The hoodies are made with a "wind-resistant high neck, high-quality embroidery and three-end domestic yarn fleece" for extra coziness.
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" For extra coziness, he told PEOPLE in a 2018 feature about his Los Angeles loft, "I use different textures to create layers.
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Hygge — the Danish concept of warmth and coziness — had its moment, and that moment ended the day temps rose above 50 degrees.
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Likewise, perceived coziness with big tech could pose political risks with rising bipartisan calls to crack down on and regulate the industry.
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Rex Tillerson's coziness with Vladimir Putin damaged him, and Betsy DeVos's general dislike for the concept of education nearly sunk her nomination.
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The coziness depicted in the complaint makes it difficult for some to believe that Mr. Cuomo did not know something was amiss.
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Trump's team has sought to push back on accusations of coziness with Russia by pointing out instances of Democrats meeting with Kislyak.
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Clinton's coziness with Wall Street and with the wreckage left behind by trade deals that benefited corporations at the expense of workers.
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For decades, the fashion designer has been escaping to an estate outside Milan that proves even minimalists (sometimes) like a little coziness.
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That seems wasteful, but it's hard to feel a northern-European sense of coziness when I'm sitting pantsless in a sweltering apartment.
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And Mr. Macron is just one of a handful of one-time buddies whose initial coziness with Mr. Trump has turned cold.
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Prosecutors said they had evidence that the family had maintained its longstanding coziness with the construction industry, infiltrating high-end Manhattan properties.
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But even a whiff of coziness between Biden and someone with ties to a fossil fuel company won't make climate activists happy.
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Staying in and staring at a laptop shifts from being the very essence of coziness to hurling you into an existential hole.
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That reality aside, Trump is happy to exploit Clinton's perceived coziness to Wall Street to cast himself as a candidate of change.
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But given President Trump's coziness with Russian President Vladimir Putin, you can bet that Trump will probably try to thwart any real retaliation.
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Once you've got those covered, there's no limit to the coziness you — or your lucky loved one — can achieve on a winter's afternoon.
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Liberals think she's too conservative, conservatives think she's too liberal, and just about everyone thinks her coziness with Bashar al-Assad is disturbing.
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Bloomberg aligns with Democrats on issues like gun control and immigration, but his coziness with Wall Street could make some liberal activists uneasy.
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Here's your dreamy Sunday Styles which you are also cordially invited to receive in the coziness of your home any time you wish.
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Paired with his promises to try to legislate against the press, and coziness with billionaires who have gone to war with the press?
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Barr is hounded by questions about his independence from TrumpBarr, meanwhile, has faced controversies of his own surrounding his coziness with the president.
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I believe that alleviating suffering involves providing comfort, solace and coziness, even if that takes the shape of a fluffy golden teddy bear.
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" Later, in an essay from 1991, she diagnoses her bugbear, the "exhaustive, definitive coziness in the current American mode of entranced biographical research.
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The Hygge Game plays on the Danish concept of coziness and comfort, offering 300 questions for "pleasant company," according to their tag line.
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In their studio space, spread over four floors of an East London building, there's an odd combination of high fashion and familiar coziness.
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As Politico reported this week, lawmakers have fretted for a while about a "culture of coziness" between the FAA and the aircraft manufacturers.
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You want coziness, reassurance, home, and instead you get subtle disorientation and a sense that these interiors have psychologically fraught stories to tell.
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She accused him of "translating from the original Russian" when he reads off teleprompters -- a reference to Trump's coziness with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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We didn't just try to create conscious coziness at home with loads of candles and cashmere blankets — we even embraced hygge-inspired hair trends.
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The pup lets me know that it's playtime — I like the coziness of working from home, but she can definitely be an adorable distraction.
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They'll also admit that getting friends to leave the coziness of their couches for a night out at the movies pretty much doesn't happen.
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This diamond-quilted style that comes in six colors is especially beloved by our team's newest Patagonia convert for its warmth, coziness, and versatility.
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The New Jersey senator called for repairing relationships with key international allies and blasted Trump's coziness with authoritarian leaders at the September Democratic debate.
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Clinton also accused Mr. Trump of extreme coziness with Mr. Putin, criticizing him for failing to condemn Russian espionage against her campaign's internal email.
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So go ahead and channel all the summertime coziness of a cropped, boxy cardigan or fully lean into chill mode with some relaxed denim.
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When a luxury pajama label teams up with an outdoorsy lifestyle brand that's beloved by campers and urbanites, it's a recipe for maximum coziness.
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Zuckerberg's meetings with Trump in the White House have also led to some questions from the left about the executive's coziness with the president.
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To immerse yourself in this world is to immerse yourself in candy-colored sweetness, in a sense of warmth and sparkle and overwhelming coziness.
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When I think about a Christmas market, I usually think about candy canes, coziness, twinkle lights, and "All I Want for Christmas" playing on repeat.
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The bedding brand you know and love just launched its first-ever loungewear collection — so you can take its signature coziness all throughout your home.
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Winter is coming, and while we're jonesing for coziness everywhere this season, fashion and lifestyle influencer Noelle Downing's $4,200 Brooklyn apartment is cozy year-round.
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The house is overrun with a chaotic coziness absent from every other house we've seen so far, toys strewn everywhere and the noise of children.
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Unease about the coziness of President Trump's relationship with the Russians has only grown as the investigations into allegations of collusion between them have proceeded.
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The coziness, in fact, goes a long way toward explaining why the government has failed to indict and prosecute corporate criminals at the highest level.
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He wants a special prosecutor to investigate her, specifically the coziness between the State Department when she was secretary of state and the Clinton Foundation.
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Read more: Trump's coziness with authoritarians is backfiring spectacularly in SyriaThe White House has rejected the notion he paved the way for the Turkish operation.
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"In terms of the president-elect's nomination, the coziness with [Russian leader] Vladimir Putin is very alarming," Pelosi said on MSNBC's "Andrea Mitchell Reports" Tuesday.
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Travelers today want the coziness and personality of an Airbnb but the predictability of a hotel, according to Axel Hefer, the new CEO of Trivago.
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Still, his rise has come with accusations of coziness: that he favors access over accountability; that he irritates the White House, but rarely infuriates it.
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"By reminding us of simpler times and pleasures, even the most powerfully rugged winter scents can gift us a feeling of extreme coziness," he said.
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So the domestic honeymoon is over, like the coziness with President Trump that could not stop Trump trashing international agreements dear to Macron (Iran, climate).
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Apps and accessories also help our team out, whether they fill the air with soothing scents and sounds or contribute to overall comfort and coziness.
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"Scott Pruitt's corruption and coziness with industry lobbyists finally caught up with him," Erich Pica, president of Friends of the Earth, said in a statement.
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It's a jumble, but somehow works because the furniture — animal-print booths, wingback chairs in front of the fireplace — fall under an organizing principal: coziness.
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His coziness with Hitler, after all, suggests he was not totally above hobnobbing with members of the lower classes, as long as they were powerful.
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Time spent on land will also be positive, based on past guest reviews noting the studio's cleanliness, coziness, and proximity to Clearwater's shops and restaurants.
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Pai's apparent coziness with Sinclair has been so blatant, it prompted a corruption investigation by Pai's own bipartisan agency Inspector General, launched back in February.
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The stolen email is one of several published by WikiLeaks in recent weeks that raise questions about the coziness between the Clinton campaign and government officials.
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His participation in the Center for Immigration Studies event is yet another example of the coziness between the so-called nativist lobby and the Trump Administration.
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"Can you see that this raises much concern about the level of concern about the level of coziness between Boeing personnel and FAA regulators?" asked Sen.
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The federal turnstile is not new, but the coziness between the FTC and its counterparts outside government raises questions about developments in Silicon Valley (The Hill).
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Tuft & Needle's Mint Mattress (currently $100 off for $495-$1,045) improves on the online brand's popular original mattress by adding more support, breathability, and coziness throughout.
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Also in this episode: Paul Manafort's initial prison sentence; the Mueller report; President Trump's coziness with Vladimir Putin and his attacks on the press; impeachment; Rep.
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One of the reasons given for the rise of the far right in Germany is the coziness between the two leading parties of the 20th century.
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Hideaway the suited-and-booted pieces in your wardrobe because we're embracing a slew of silken, slinky, and snug labels that put coziness front and center.
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He said he had not changed his swing path to hit more homers, and he is not preying on the coziness of Great American Ballpark, either.
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His coziness with Vladmir Putin has frustrated intelligence and military officials who understand that Russia has been conducting ongoing efforts to interfere in our electoral system.
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CNN noted the episode could be potentially significant amid allegations in a lawsuit filed by another Davidson client, Karen McDougal, about coziness between Davidson and Cohen.
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Young and Murphy, skeptical of Trump's coziness with Saudi Arabia and the Yemen war, believe their measure will help Congress claw back some foreign policy authority.
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It's a no-brainer that baked, cheesy pasta inspired by a Jewish holiday classic would make the ur-comfort food, a truly Platonic ideal of coziness.
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In four colors (we're partial to this fun pink) and at under $30, everybody in the family can have their own little cloud of super-soft coziness.
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Others said the move revealed an untoward coziness with a pro-Israel lobbying organization known for advancing hardline policies that aren't always in step with US interests.
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So she teamed up with Target to add that extra layer of warmth, coziness, and good lived-in vibes to her formerly spare living and dining spaces.
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But by having that conversation, we've reached a point of agreement and coziness in that gray area, and we're comfortable checking back in should our feelings change.
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It can also carry the whiff of reporter-source coziness, pack journalism and clubbiness that pervades our capital city, contributing to Washington's case of acute bubble-itis.
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Deregulating banks—or doing just about anything that suggests coziness with banks—has not exactly been a winning message in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
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But Gabbard has virtually no traction as a presidential candidate, owing to her own flakiness, illiberal record, and coziness with Syria's perfidious, genocidal dictator, Bashar Al Assad.
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Nadler said the resolution is necessary because Democrats have requested investigations into Trump's potential conflicts of interest and coziness with Russia, but Republicans have generally not responded.
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"I wanted to saturate them to where it would give them an overwhelming coziness, and suddenly you'd feel like, Oh, this is a grandmother's place," she recalled.
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Other right-wing priorities have fared better, especially on energy and financial deregulation, and the Democrats have found some political footing attacking Trump's coziness with Wall Street.
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You'll get an extra dose of warmth and coziness with caramel or apple-crisp coffee, either of which is sure to get you in the autumnal spirit.
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McCain writes that the president seems to care more about "the appearance of toughness" than American values, chiding Trump's coziness with Russian President Vladimir Putin, in particular.
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Antler Pillow, $19.98, available at Lowe'sAntlers and ornaments are printed onto one side of this festive pillow while the other features gray faux fur for extra coziness.
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One legitimate criticism of the political press over the last two decades has been the appearance of coziness between people in the media and the political elite.
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Even in a presidency marked by unpredictability, the head-spinning shift from coziness to confrontation has left Washington and other capitals with a case of geopolitical whiplash.
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Some critics of Kalanick, who was ultimately forced out of Uber this summer, pointed to his "coziness" with Trump as one reason that he had to go.
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The coziness between the president and the network was also underscored this summer when Trump hired former Fox News executive Bill Shine to lead his communications team.
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Bernie Sanders drew blood against Hillary Clinton in Thursday night's Democratic debate, winning his exchange with Clinton over Wall Street and her coziness with the financial sector.
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All of them recreated and replicated by Sparrow in the hues and shapes of their recognisible packaging—but given over to the soft, bloated, coziness of felt.
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Emily Bell questions the growing coziness between publishers and Google: In all these operations, transparency and a commitment to editorial independence from funding makes for somewhat comfortable relationships.
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The same thing that exonerated her implicated him before the investigation began and I suspect some members will ask about the coziness between the FBI and the media.
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He found a sympathetic crowd in the Western Iowa GOP Office, despite weeks of controversy over King's alleged coziness with white nationalists and history of blatantly racist comments.
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It's more than fair to critique the traditional coziness of journalism and the White House, if not this White House, as Sullivan did in her Washington Post piece.
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With regards to target customers, Cosi broadly covers travelers that want the quality assurance of a hotel but appreciate the unique design and "coziness" of a personal home.
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The 'new start' frame of mind pushes us to want to reinvent — or at least adjust — our wardrobes, yet we're seduced by the call of comfort and coziness.
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And his experience as DNC chair from 2009-2011, where he raised $229 million and spent three days a week chasing big money, suggests a coziness with the
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"She was correct, but at the same time, she had a sense of coziness and spontaneity," said her friend Alex Hitz, a Los Angeles chef and society fixture.
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Since coziness is usually a top priority for (wo)man's best friend, we are looking to them for tips on how to defend ourselves against the impending weather.
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It touched down in the States at a time where Scandinavia's concept of hygge (a term that roughly translates to "coziness as a lifestyle") has become increasingly popular.
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But the wood floors in the second-level bedroom and office, along with some teak furniture that the couple bought in Thailand and Myanmar, add notes of coziness.
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When you work, exercise, and happy hour from home, you take advantage of the fact that maximum coziness is just a few extra steps and some candles away.
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Your plan for the weekend involves couch-coziness, reading the new Colson Whitehead, maybe watching this guy Rich from Massachusetts rebuild a Tesla on YouTube, spending just $6,500?
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The scale works in oversize rooms with high ceilings where a regular headboard might look anemic, and the posts offer a feeling of coziness in a big space.
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At the Environmental Protection Agency, Scott Pruitt continued to face allegations about his coziness with lobbyists, including reports that he shared a house with a lobbyist in Oklahoma.
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At the Table After weathering a string of cold, gray days in the city, most New Yorkers would probably welcome a little coziness, along with a hearty meal.
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They defended their votes by citing concerns that ranged from Perdue's approach to food stamps to trade with Cuba to GMO labeling and a perceived coziness with agribusiness.
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You could roughly translate koselig (pronounced "koosh-lee"), as "coziness," but that leaves out crucial components of it, like enjoying the company of others and a connection with nature.
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The Hike Inn, with its bonhomie, mountain views, wood stoves, games and delicious, communal homemade meals, is the apotheosis of coziness, and it lifted everyone's spirits to be there.
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According to the product description, the bed is made from a soft material that cats love to knead and the armrests create a box-like coziness around the seat.
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Booker's tightrope walk needs to capitalize on his decades of coziness with tech elites and corporate America while not offending the liberal base that has them in its crosshairs.
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But the firm has drawn scrutiny because of the coziness of its ties to the banks it advises when it is meant to provide objective analyses of banks' problems.
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The Amazon Essentials Lightweight Water-Resistant Packable Hooded Down Jacket is a versatile style with all of those amazing qualities packed into one, not to mention its insane coziness.
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But Environmental Protection Agency administrator Scott Pruitt, who's come under fire for his coziness with the fossil fuel industry, has tried to demolish all three — and succeeded with two.
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Meantime, the former vice president keeps being accosted on live television and at campaign events by young activists challenging his commitment and his perceived coziness with fossil fuel interests.
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The Yankees treated the Athletics like their own minor-league team, and the trades between them usually favored the Bronx Bombers, raising suspicions about the coziness between the franchises.
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Le Bristol's website lists even the base-level Superior Rooms at 430 square feet, which is even more jaw-dropping considering the notorious "coziness" of Paris' compact hotel rooms.
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Get Your Hygge On This Danish expression—pronounced "hue-gah"—is all about creating a space and a lifestyle full of warmth and coziness, perfect for resisting the winter blues.
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To coincide with the release of the "Dirty Dishes" live video, Refinery29 spoke with her about the coziness of studios, streaming services, and the brave new world of country music.
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With a room divider, maybe a tree that you already have pulled up next to it, and the suggestions above, you'll be able to give your guests privacy and coziness.
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The softness and coziness of wool is exactly why you'd want to wear them when it rains, which is why I love that Allbirds now has a water-resistant version.
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The Army's 32nd Division, made up of National Guardsmen from Michigan and Wisconsin, was nicknamed the "Gemütlichkeit Division" — the German word means "coziness" — because it included so many German immigrants.
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The homemade aesthetic of Von Schleicher's latest album — which originated from a set of cassette recordings she made at her family home in Maryland — creates a pervasive sense of coziness.
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"The Barrowfields," with its almost Victorian title, offers in its own ways the pleasures of older novels, with their coziness and sweep, and their tacit belief that family is destiny.
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With its mix of down-home coziness and violent desperation, "Girl" brings to mind a fraught collaboration by Thornton Wilder and Eugene O'Neill, with a dash of William Saroyan's whimsy.
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Niall brings this same aura of safety and coziness to Flicker, where he strums his acoustic guitar and sings earnestly about the mundane highs and lows of falling in love.
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Reminding readers of Northam's coziness with Republicans is, as Perriello's communications director argued on Twitter, unlikely to persuade fence-sitting Democrats eager to resist President Donald Trump and his GOP allies.
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The Chanticleers hit 94 home runs, the most in Division I, reflecting the coziness of a renovated home stadium as much as the flatter-seam baseball the N.C.A.A. introduced last season.
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And many, many eyebrows have been raised over Mr. Kushner's special friendship with Mohammed bin Salman, the crown prince of Saudi Arabia — a coziness strategically and aggressively cultivated by the Saudis.
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For her first hotel project, the Montreal property developer Marie-Jeanne Rivard wanted to mix the coziness of homestays, the services of a hotel and the downtown feel of loft living.
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Nuriev's apartment is certainly photogenic — he has a knack for dividing spaces with color-blocking, essentially creating areas made to be framed — but it also radiates an air of imperfect coziness.
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The Arizonan's continued criticism of the administration's coziness with Russia and his clarion call to continue the investigation led by special counsel Robert Mueller has made him indispensable in the Senate.
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Sean Bagniewski, the chairman of the Democratic Party in Polk County, which includes Des Moines, said the coziness between state party leaders, vendors and candidates did not originate under Mr. Price.
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"Everyone has been very positive and happy that we have done three of these and I am very happy that we can keep the holiday coziness going for people," he says.
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Sanders believes that Biden shares some general election vulnerabilities with Clinton: a vote for the Iraq War, coziness with big donors, and support for trade deals that labor unions are against.
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She listened and sank deeper into the bed, wondering how they'd pull up and away from the coziness of the room, with the darkness outside and dawn scratching at the horizon.
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Netanyahu has campaigned on his coziness with Trump, and promised if he won his election he would turn to the next item on his wish list, the annexation of Jordan Valley.
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Such coziness has worried environmentalists and urban activists for decades, the more so now that the city's neglected downtown is undergoing a renaissance, awash in money from Chinese real estate developers.
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Despite what would appear to many as an uncomfortable coziness with a contractor of the international surveillance apparatus, Harrington was just named to a top spot on the US National Security Council.
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Hugely popular to this day, its 40/40 review score system — four writers who can give up to 10 points each — remains notorious, despite the occasional allegations of excessive coziness with publishers.
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And while it can certainly be attributed to their dedicated skin routines, celebrity skin specialist Ole Henriksen points to something a little more folksy: Hygge, the Danish concept of warmth and coziness.
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The Institute also filed public information requests for emails from state legislators during the development of the bill and uncovered a level of coziness that is, if not surprising, at least striking.
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A poster in the middle of the hall quietly promotes the Danish concept of hygge — literally, coziness, and more broadly a sense of connection to others and a delight in everyday pleasures.
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To critics, the allegations of China's interference on Mr. Han's behalf underline his coziness with the Communist Party in Beijing, which routinely denounces Ms. Tsai and her party, the Democratic Progressive Party.
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Facebook receives plenty of pointed criticism from numerous corners, including for refusing to police political speech on Facebook, its seemingly endless string of privacy breaches and its apparent coziness with the Trump administration.
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Below, alongside a stream of the glassine single "Billionth Remnant," Wiesenfeld reflects on the role that dance music has played in his life, and on the ways that electronic music can offer coziness.
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Depending on the quality of your school's campus housing, you'll likely want to check out the mattress topper and area rug we found on sale to up the coziness of your new space.
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Mr. Strange was viewed as ethically compromised by his perceived coziness with Robert Bentley, the former Alabama governor who appointed him to the Senate, then resigned under the threat of felony corruption charges.
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Getting in on the joke in the manner of, say, a Riverdale would mean embracing the inherent camp of the genre — and that would ruin the straight-faced coziness of the whole thing.
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And yet, despite its classical proportions, the house has a warmth, a relaxed coziness, that makes you question everything you thought you knew about the man who spent decades building an international empire.
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Tenderly overseen by Rosa and Victor (Marta Milans and Cooper Andrews), the house has a lived-in coziness, a warmth and security that feels as unforced as the mix of ethnicities and races.
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There is an aura of Gulliver about her; it's as if she can't believe how small Americans have made their lives, how we've settled for coziness and peaceably binge-watching the weekend away.
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I've always loved the faded blue of the ballpark's walls and the coziness of sitting in the weather-beaten pastel seats in Chavez Ravine as the desert night's chill rolls into the ballpark.
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It can offer reassuring domestic coziness for residents, and its nonthreatening appearance also appeals to wealthier neighbors, who might have raised "not in my backyard" objections to nonprofits' proposals for more institutional designs.
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The referral is potentially significant amid allegations of coziness between Davidson and Cohen contained in a lawsuit filed by another Davidson client, Karen McDougal, who also says she had an affair with Trump.
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"Liberals think she's too conservative, conservatives think she's too liberal, and just about everyone thinks her coziness with Bashar al-Assad is disturbing," said Michael Ahrens, a spokesman for the Republican National Committee.
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The Republican rep was pressed on his alleged recent coziness with white nationalists and long history of blatantly racist comments, while a few dozen anti-King protesters gathered outside the Des Moines event.
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I pointed out that Norwegians embrace the idea of koselig, or "coziness"—that making the conscious effort to light candles and fires, drink warm beverages, and snuggle under blankets can be enjoyable and relaxing.
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This season's research has brought us to the compelling conclusion that there is no better time than this long weekend to upgrade your living quarters from home base to temple of comfort and coziness.
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He weaves together two of the worst and most pervasive threads of the Trump administration: its coziness with corporate interests (he received more Koch money than any other Congressman in 2010) and its xenophobia.
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We explained how, from our past journalistic work in Europe, we were deeply familiar with the political operative Paul Manafort's coziness with Moscow and his financial ties to Russian oligarchs close to Vladimir Putin.
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Roosevelt was so incensed by Taft's coziness with big business and his apparent lack of interest in his predecessor's progressive agenda that he ran for the presidency in 1912 as a third-party candidate.
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Inside it is sleek, with blond woods and white walls, but with a certain coziness — think free tea and a living-room-like area to read — sort of like a particularly well-appointed Airbnb.
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These combinations are engineered for women who don't want to ever feel too hot or too cold; for those who consider coziness a competitive sport, as well as a feminist proclamation of self-worth.
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As such, while Chao's coziness to Kentucky interests could help her husband win elections in a historically poor state where federal dollars have long carried extra weight, she may not be breaking any rules.
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Social events that bring together journalists and the powerful people they cover can lead to touchy questions about coziness — and Mr. Trump's recent anti-press comments made the buildup to the reception particularly tense.
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The warmth and coziness of the Quimby family is an oasis of calm against the uncertainty of the rest of the adult Quimbys' lives — and it gives Ramona the freedom she needs to run wild.
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Clinton's coziness with Wall Street was well known and her only crime in discussing the need for "private and a public position" during political negotiations was giving voice to what is universally true in politics.
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If nothing else, it can be truly comforting to have a nice bed to crawl into when you miss home or need a hug — just throw in a weighted blanket and you're at max coziness.
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In an era of economic populism, faced with an opponent who plainly challenges her coziness with Wall Street, that Clinton can erase any sense of difference between her and Sanders is a victory for Clinton.
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Moore's take on the theme was more subtle, but it seems to have paid off: She echoed the coziness aspect of her gown the night after the Met Gala when thanking the designer on Instagram.
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But saying I don't think Clinton should be president because of her economy-crumbling views on trade deals or her coziness with Wall Street is radically different than saying she's not qualified to be president.
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In the first installment of R29's own How To Weep In Public series on RIOT, Dunham details the extensive (and hilarious) "coziness visualization" she turns to when she's struggling to drift off to dreamland.
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The coziness has angered critics who label Fox News "state TV," a sobriquet — lobbed by rival TV news leaders like Jeff Zucker of CNN and Andrew Lack of NBC — that Fox News executives emphatically reject.
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But anyone conniving against the likes of James Bond, Superman and Luke Skywalker also apparently hungers for coziness and normalcy; leather-bound books and potted plants are arranged alongside molten lava curtains and piranha ponds.
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"Hygge" — pronounced hyoo-guh — is a Danish word that loosely translates to "coziness" or "comfort," and it's often used to describe a vibe or feeling that you'd get from snuggling indoors on a cold day.
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It was yet another example of how hard-line groups like Center for Immigration Studies, whose ideas were once considered fringe and anathema to mainstream Republican policy, are enjoying unprecedented coziness with top-level immigration officials.
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Photo: Bryan Menegus (Gizmodo)The 275,000 signatures were spread amongst seven different petitions, each criticizing Amazon's coziness with law enforcement and/or ICE, either through its cloud contracts or sale of heavily criticized facial recognition software.
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To me, coziness feels good, but I also love the notion that cozy games could offer us new ways to pursue those higher-order needs that drive us toward the arts—mastery, self-reflection, and connectedness.
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" For example: "Scott Pruitt, who ultimately lost his job as EPA Administrator because of serial ethical abuses and clubbiness with lobbyists, had a section in his vetting form titled 'allegations of coziness with big energy companies.
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Now in his 80s, the British playwright of stage-to-screen hits like "The History Boys" and "The Lady in the Van" has become, to his dismay, beloved, a national monument to coziness and harmless affability.
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That coziness has sometimes been criticized, but this year's dinner, scheduled for April 22011, may be even more controversial, if the Trump administration continues to throw grenades — false facts, threats, insults — in the news media's direction.
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This coziness with the industry played a role in his losing the chairmanship of the energy committee: In a devastating defeat for Mr. Dingell, a younger colleague, Representative Henry Waxman of California, toppled him in 21952.
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For countries that were under Moscow's sway for decades after World War II and continue to face pressure from their huge eastern neighbor, putting a rubber stamp on Trump's coziness to Putin might seem paradoxical, even shocking.
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But the decision to drop charges is likely to prompt criticism of the Manhattan district attorney's office, Sisak and Hays note, especially since the office was already under scrutiny for what looked like coziness with Weinstein's lawyers.
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With its House counterpart imploding thanks to the late-night excursions and executive coziness of its chairman Devin Nunes, the Senate Select Intelligence Committee soldiers on in its investigation of Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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No longer a student, I wanted to move on from the coziness of academia, where Eco's concerns for semiotics and meaning felt very immediate, to New York City, where people live in daily and mildly extravagant symbolism.
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But I have to admit that I'm also fond of watching certain movies on my laptop with a headset — I like the coziness and intimacy, which even may enhance the experience of some quiet, smaller-scaled movies.
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The coziness of the event — where reporters hobnob with the politicians they cover — can be awkward, too, leading some journalists to stifle their laughter, lest they be caught on camera appearing too gleeful at the president's expense.
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This was part of a much larger coziness between Biden and the bank that the then-senator took flak for from conservatives like Byron York, who dubbed him "the senator from MBNA" in a 1998 American Spectator article.
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Furthermore, he wants to move the withering light of examination away from himself, his history, his disturbing coziness with white nationalists, and focus that light on the history of racial and ethnic alliances in the opposite political party.
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One might expect Nelson's campaign to be hammering Scott on the issue: They have ample material, ready to be spliced together in attack ads that touch on his environmental record and coziness with the state's most egregious polluters.
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According to Axel Hefer, the new CEO of global accommodations search platform Trivago, travelers today want accommodations that offer them the best parts of each: the personality and coziness of an Airbnb and the predictability of a hotel.
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"Dunham suggests it's that safe, warm feeling at the root of these visualizations that makes them work: "We desperately want to be cozy," she says, "and there's not enough [of that coziness] in real life to contain us.
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Online press critics, meanwhile, have taken emails from reporters (including some at The New York Times) seeking quotes or confirmation for stories — a process otherwise known as reporting — and spun them as evidence of hidden coziness and perfidy.
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BlackRock helped price and sell those assets for the government at the same time it was helping private clients buy similar assets, which prompted criticism from lawmakers and others who worried about coziness between Wall Street and Washington.
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However, the coziness with the Republican president, who was impeached this month by the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives, is exacerbating a long-term crisis facing white evangelicalism, some Christians say - it is being abandoned by younger generations.
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Meanwhile, Facebook's role in election meddling, its omnipresence in our personal lives, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg's perceived coziness with conservative pundits, led some users to make a show of deleting their accounts, causing the hashtag #deleteFacebook to trend.
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This year, the group, comprising Page Burkum and Jack Torrey, released "Easy Way," a record that ever-so-slightly mussed up the clean-cut sound of their 2016 label debut, but maintained a sunny outlook and retro coziness.
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She understands, in some powerful way, that coziness has very little to do with your cashmere and your candle and everything to do with the sense of community that we derive from the shared pursuit of staying safe.
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The New York dinners have a maximum of 10 guests each; the out-of-town dinners are slightly larger, but no more than 20 (any larger and you begin to lose the relaxed coziness that defines these dinners).
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Part of this distinction comes from Harry's age — he's 11 for most of that first book —and part of it comes from the book's themes; it's concerned with childhood and safety and coziness rather than adolescence and independence.
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But it's also a win for the resurgent left in New York City, which rejected both the specifics of the plan and also more broadly the kind of coziness between elected officials and big business that the dealmaking represented.
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The big picture: A series of damning incidents over the past several weeks has seen Pirro, fellow host Tucker Carlson and Fox News as an entity come under fire for charges of racism and coziness with the Trump administration.
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Trump's willingness to call past US agreements like the Iran deal into question and impose economic pain on close allies through tariffs, and his coziness with rival states like Russia, raise serious questions about America's commitment to its partners.
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Embedded into this idea are trends like the high-end sleep industry; the popular home and lifestyle trend hygge, which emphasizes comfort and coziness; the rom-com resurgence; the ever-growing popularity of kawaii, or "cute" culture; "JOMO," a.k.a.
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The coziness projected by brands is twofold: The selling point is that this product will make you feel calm and safe, but the experience of using it is still supposed to look good enough for other people to see.
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So she tugs us, by degrees, into the horror at her play's center with bait-and-switch tactics, which include sitcom coziness, cheerfully packaged shock effects (including dark commentary by Duch) and good old rock 'n' roll, Cambodian-style.
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Recently, Victoria Blamey of West Village haunt Chumley's—which has been bestowing the Big Apple with booze, bites, and coziness since Prohibition, and recently reopened after serious renovation—came by the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen for an installment of Workaholics.
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Of course, I don't agree with many of her judgment calls — from her decision to support the war in Iraq, which reflects her overall hawkishness, to her coziness with Wall Street and historic support for pro-big business trade deals.
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At this point you may have read the word hygge in a New Yorker trend piece or on some hip fashion blog, but if you haven't, hygge is a Danish word that refers to the practice and aesthetic of coziness.
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"A Deep-Fried Korean Thanksgiving" (season 3, episode 9) There's a reason the Netflix revival is coming back over Thanksgiving: Gilmore Girls is a perfect Thanksgiving show, rife with warmth and coziness and enormous amounts of food and familial discord.
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He might find some of her positions too centrist, and her coziness with the financial elites distasteful, but he knew and I knew that the alternative was a person who would put the very future of the country in peril.
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But there is a long list of reasons to be suspicious, including dubious deals, Trump's extensive ties to Russians, statements made by Trump's sons, Trump's paranoia about scrutiny of his businesses and, of course, his bizarre coziness with Vladimir Putin.
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The personnel moves — two former defense lawyers taking over a top Wall Street oversight role — may reinforce a perception from Democrats and consumer groups that a certain coziness exists between the defense bar and the regulators they face off against.
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Despite warnings about Flynn — the authors describe his "Islamophobic rhetoric, coziness with Russia and other foreign adversaries and a reliance on flimsy facts and dubious assertions" — Trump's team made it clear he could have any job he wanted in the administration.
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It's the part where all the emotions are at their richest and strongest, and you get this sense of deep coziness combined with paralyzing constraint, and fury at that constraint, and that tension is what gives the book its power.
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Critics will point to the perception of coziness between the defense bar and the prosecutors they face, but the firm views it as a selling point: Debevoise boasts that it is the only law firm with two former attorneys general.
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In 23, Tom Wolfe, whose own taste in interiors ran to damask and lacquer, published " From Bauhaus to Our House ," a polemical defense of "coziness & color" and an indictment of the "whiteness & lightness & leanness & cleanness & bareness & spareness" of austere modern design.
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Here are our top 10 picks from her home and travel favs this year (neck pillow organizer included): Scented Fire Starters: These scented fire starters are made from organic materials and make for, "an evening of pure coziness," Oprah writes on her website.
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Unlike Barack Obama, whose administration's oversight of the tech industry was marked by general coziness and a revolving door of industry players, Trump has been far more aggressive with the tech industry, weighing in on everything from Twitter's algorithm to cryptocurrency regulation.
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The Republican nominee gave a standard stump speech during which he repeatedly attacked Clinton over everything from her controversial use of a private email server during her time as secretary of state to what he deemed her coziness with big moneyed interests.
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A growing and vocal group of Google workers have become increasingly sophisticated at organizing rapid responses to instances they feel the company is ethically falling short, whether that's coziness with the military, exit packages for alleged harassers, or mistreatment of temp workers.
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"It's a battle," Matt Stoller, a fellow at the Open Markets Institute, VICE contributor, and critic of the party's coziness with entrenched financial power, said in an email when I asked if Warren's move meant Obama donors were losing control of the party.
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It's too early to tell how prominent these issues will be in the 2020 race, but the rhetoric from Democratic lawmakers represents a stark shift from the coziness that marked the relationship between their party and the tech industry as recently as 85033.
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Hotels as different as a period townhouse and a modernist rural retreat conjure a sense of home in a few common ways, including the warmth of the proprietors, the intimacy of the property (even on sprawling grounds) and the coziness of the rooms.
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The utter gutting of small towns and small cities, commodification of everything, devastation of unions, and coziness to the Big Pharma companies that have utterly devastated a generation of southern West Virginians; these were the Clinton politics that Manchin was comfortable with.
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Why, after at least 150 years of this deep nostalgia for the candlelit world of either an imagined Victorian past or an imagined medieval past, were Americans so keen to marry this nostalgia and coziness with the futuristic quality of the Space Age?
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Despite raking in millions, some insiders say Kelly lacks credibilityWhile many insiders in the points and miles industry admire Kelly for bringing their niche to the mainstream, some believe Kelly's coziness with credit-card issuers prevents him from offering unbiased credit-card advice.
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The decision not to name additional individuals came as a disappointment to observers like Peter F. Vaira, a former federal prosecutor in Pennsylvania who has written columns voicing his concerns about the coziness the emails appeared to reveal between prosecutors and judges.
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Scott Pruitt, already under fire for his coziness with the fossil fuel industry, told a crowd of coal miners that he would repeal the Clean Power Plan, a key part of Obama's legacy that sharply curbed greenhouse gas emissions from power plants in 2015.
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After spending months inveighing against Clinton's supposed coziness with Wall Street, Trump is putting former Goldman Sachs executives in charge of the government; after Trump complaining ad nauseum about Clinton's lax email practices, his own White House staff is reportedly using private email accounts.
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Trump responded by claiming first, falsely, that no one knows who did the hacks (this isn't really a matter of serious debate, as Zack Beauchamp explains here), and then, remarkably, that his coziness with the Russian government should be a bonus: I don't know Putin.
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Clinton contends with daily disclosures from the hacked messages of top campaign aides — missives that have reinforced the central progressive criticisms of her bid, including her coziness with Wall Street — some of Mr. Sanders's admirers have been compelled to consider again what might have been.
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Mr. Obama, who rode many of these digital tools to the presidency, was accommodative of their rise; his administration broadly deferred to the tech industry in a way that bordered on coziness, and many of his former lieutenants have decamped to positions in tech.
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Whether you have perpetually cold feet in need of some coziness, you follow a no-outdoor-shoes-inside-the-house rule and need something for indoor wear, or you just feel your soles deserve a touch of comfort, the right slippers make all the difference.
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While his backers have made this a selling point, his critics have warned his coziness with the fossil fuel industry and his denial of climate science make him a singularly dangerous person as the international community has finally begun to take steps to reduce its carbon emissions.
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We are worlds away from the Edwardian coziness of "Peter Pan," but there's a definite tinge of the Lost Boys in these gleeful desperadoes, and Estrella, in teaming up with them, becomes a kind of instant Wendy; within days, she goes from losing a mother to mothering.
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Unlike many commentators in Germany, Mr. Techau said he detected a tone of moral superiority mixed in with the undoubted sharpness of Mr. Böhmermann's satire, which was inspired by what critics of the chancellor's deal with Mr. Erdogan saw as her sudden coziness with the Turkish leader.
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And last month, the White House nominated New York Jets' owner Woody Johnson to be the US Ambassador in the UK. Surely there has been similar coziness between the NFL's top brass and past administrations, but in the current climate such overlaps do invite pause. 3.
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You love The Boxcar Children because it's fun to read about the kids creating coziness and order amid wilderness and chaos, so in each of the sequels Warner wrote, the children find themselves setting up camp in a forest or a cave or an abandoned house.
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But Mr. Trump's ties to the show — now starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, and renamed "The New Celebrity Apprentice" — potentially thrust the president-elect into a host of potential conflicts, from coziness with the brands that advertise on the show to his relationship with the network that airs it.
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These 19th century lawmakers made a conscious choice to uphold their farmer-heavy constituency interests over their own inclination towards coziness with business and market interests, which resulted in the passage of landmark food safety legislation like the 1938 Food, Drugs and Cosmetics Act that created the modern FDA.
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Donald Trump's coziness with Vladimir Putin, casual talk of forcing Mexico to build a border wall, and muddled messaging on whether he'd start a trade war with China makes it easy to assume that the president-elect's foreign policy is a jumbled mishmash of ideas lacking any coherent philosophy.
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Spurred on by the CIA and FBI conclusions that Russia tried to help Donald Trump win the election, prominent liberals from House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi to former MSNBC anchor Keith Olbermann have been ramping up their attacks on the president-elect for his coziness with the Kremlin.
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This campaign of delegitimization -- recall his repeated promises to "drain the swamp" and his insistence that the system is "rigged" -- will no doubt come in handy whenever federal officials challenge the incoming administration on everything from climate change denial to conflicts of interest to the coziness with the Kremlin.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in January criticized Pakistan for what he characterized as coziness with militants in Afghanistan.
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Donald Trump's coziness with Vladimir Putin, casual talk of taking Iraq's oil and abandoning NATO, and muddled messaging on whether he'd deploy American troops to battle ISIS makes it easy to assume that the GOP nominee's foreign policy is a jumbled mishmash of ideas lacking any coherent philosophy.
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The new CEO of Trivago, Axel Hefer, recently told Business Insider that he thinks these companies are the future of travel because they they combine the best parts of Airbnbs and hotels: the coziness and personality of a private home with the predictability and standards of a hotel.
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By hanging these works in a single line, like text, Ms. Freeman creates a kind of Russian nesting doll of satire, one that takes in, beyond masculinity, the empty cutesiness of a nascently postliterate culture, the simulated coziness of runaway consumerism and the fun-house democracy of language itself.
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Usually Deschanel and creative partner M. Ward specialize in generic coffeehouse folk slicked over and sugared up with heavy pedal steel, backup harmonies cooing and crooning, and other retro gestures designed to meld idealized classic-pop cheer with a sleepy coziness at odds with such facsimile's potential accuracy.
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" Mating in Captivity " (2006), the book that brought her to public notice, was a sprightly disquisition on the anaphrodisiac effects of married life, in which she argued that the excessive value placed on communication and transparency in modern relationships tends to foster conjugal coziness at the expense of erotic vitality.
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Dukes says the Starbucks team never expected the drink to become their most influential season flavor, but understands the drink's appeal and popularity: "[Pumpkin Spice] has come to represent the essence of the season for many of our customers: coziness, fall spices, pumpkins, and cooler weather, mixed with a little nostalgia."
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One year after the first unveil, also during fashion week, Apple announced a partnership with Hermès, and the following May the company underwrote the Met Gala for the "Manus x Machina" show, itself an ode to the coziness of fashion and technology (which was the unofficial dress code of the party).
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WATCH THIS: Home Hack: Make a Last-Minute Centerpiece with Things You Already Own What the room lacks in coziness, it makes up for in luxury, with features like neutral chandeliers that "add dimension," but don't interfere with "the cool design of the ceiling," and a coffee table with an impressive backstory.
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She's also nailed him on his historic coziness with big banks—Carper cosponsored a recent bill that eased regulations on banks—and his votes on environmental justice issues—he voted in favor of the Keystone XL Pipeline, and to confirm climate change denier Rick Perry to the head of the Department of Energy.
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Lykke is not to be confused with hygge, pronounced hoo-gah, which means cozy, and was the subject of Mr. Wiking's previous book, "The Little Book of Hygge," out last January, though they are related because coziness, a Danish obsession, is a sine qua non of happiness (if you happen to be Danish, that is).
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Narrow enough that the palms of my hands could easily press up against opposite walls if I stretched my arms out, the wood-floored room had a coziness about it — and plenty of space to store the two suitcases and backpack I'd been carrying with me for days that constituted my entire life's possessions.
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Shakespeare and Broadway have had a relationship quite a bit more intimate than a handshake over the years, but the two have perhaps never met with quite the coziness that they do in "Broadway & the Bard," an odd but enjoyable solo show, starring the stage veteran Len Cariou, that juxtaposes monologues and sonnets with songs from musicals.
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And that coziness reaches its most iconic and oft-quoted peak at the Cratchit family's holiday dinner: Such a bustle ensued that you might have thought a goose the rarest of all birds; a feathered phenomenon, to which a black swan was a matter of course — and in truth it was something very like it in that house. Mrs.
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That may be in keeping with the appealing coziness of so many teen movies lately, and reflective of the less desperate realities facing many white gay male teenagers today, but it also means these films have to work that much harder to keep a 2018 audience invested in how and when these kids will come out.
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"Wool, mohair and cashmere are wonderful fabrics for colder seasons, and if you want to get really festive, you can try throwing in a plaid or a check fabric to add a bit of warmth and coziness," she said, suggesting a cashmere knit throw from Williams-Sonoma ($199) and a patchwork plaid pillow cover from Pottery Barn ($49.50).
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The emails have shown cynical approaches by Hillary Clinton and her team to fund-raising; a penchant for secrecy; a coziness with reporters that is too often the case with both parties in Washington; and a calculated approach to environmental issues, free trade and banking that is already causing trouble on her left flank, as Politico reported.
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If part of the supper club's appeal is a yearning for simpler days, we're burdened with the knowledge that nothing was ever that simple, and that what looks from one angle like coziness — a country club that eschews snobbery, exacts no dues and honors the workingman — can from another function as de facto exclusion, however unintended.
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The 37-year-old mayor and Navy veteran laid out an approach to global diplomacy that put the fight against global warming at its center, taking repeated swipes at President Trump's coziness with dictators from Russia and North Korea while subtly contrasting himself with the older candidates in the Democratic primary field like Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders.
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Heritage sources told The Atlantic's McKay Coppins and Rosie Gray that Needham had been playing pro- and anti-Trump factions within Heritage against DeMint, presumably as a power play: To the Trump-averse elements on the board, Needham has pointed to DeMint's growing coziness with the new administration as evidence that the think tank, a beacon of movement conservatism, needs a new steward.
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When discussing her paid, closed-door speeches to Goldman Sachs, for instance, she insists her coziness with the crooks who evaded punishment for causing the financial crisis has nothing to do with her policy stances toward said crooks; her only mistake was miscalculating how the public would perceive her afterwards: "I spoke to audiences from a wide range of fields… I also spoke to bankers," she writes.
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The faux coziness of the space stands out even more against the boxy industrial feel of the convention center, but once I brave one of the endless lines to actually stand in said installation, it really does feel a little like visiting the house of a Christmas-crazed great aunt who spares no expense and gets all of her decorating ideas from Southern Living magazine.
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Chicago winters are in fact often nastier than Minnesota ones, with wind coming off the lake cutting through your layers of clothing and into your bones, but we enjoy the depths of cold and the guilt-free descent into relentless pursuit of coziness, or "hygge" as the Scandihoovians (once a slur for immigrants from Scandinavia, but now just a generic term for Scandinavian-Midwesterners) around here might say.
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The word "hygge" translates roughly to "coziness," and here's what Wiking says you need to achieve it: atmosphere (though it's not the only reason they all seem to look good, Danes are obsessed with lighting), presence (the ability to be here now and turn off the phone), pleasure, equality ("we over me"), gratitude, harmony, comfort and truce — that is, the ability to get together and not discuss controversial issues.
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In this context, Sam's famous "It's like in the great stories" speech from The Two Towers — in which he encourages Frodo to keep fighting by comparing their journey to those of mythical heroes who never gave up — could double as something of a hopepunk manifesto: Ultimately, Sam and Frodo are able to succeed because they remain true to their well-established hobbit values of love, community, coziness, and friendship as they fight.
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Happily, however, new development hasn't detracted from the coziness that still distinguishes the city: Here, visitors can actually participate in everyday life, whether that means hunting for perfect peonies at Ingerslevs Boulevard farmer's market, stopping for coffee on one of the narrow, medieval streets of the Latin Quarter, home to many of Aarhus University's politically active students, or biking through Marselisborg forest, south of the city and dense with elms, oaks and wildflowers.
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"Despite this president's coziness with Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinOvernight Defense: Foreign policy takes center stage at Democratic debate | House delivers impeachment articles to Senate | Dems vow to force new vote on Trump's border wall Putin names successor to Medvedev as Russian prime minister Russian Prime Minister Medvedev resigns from government MORE, we actually seem to be further away from being able to work with Russia on things like the renewal of START," he said.
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First, try to process this: As first reported by The New York Times, the FBI was so worried about President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's coziness with Russian officials that they suspected he might actually be on the Kremlin's payroll.
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And here is some of our recent reporting on Mr. Pruitt's activities at the E.P.A.: Pruitt's Dinner With Cardinal Accused of Abuse Was Kept Off Public Schedule Pruitt's Plan for Climate Change Debates: Ask Conservative Think Tanks New Files Shed Light on the Day Guards Smashed Scott Pruitt's Door New Files Detail the Threats Made Against Scott Pruitt at the E.P.A. E.P.A. Emails Show an Effort to Shield Pruitt From Public Scrutiny Pruitt's Coziness With Lobbyists Includes Secretly Buying a House With One Reader Eleanor Hall of Chicago asks our burning question of the week.
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"The Prince of Providence" maintains a parochial coziness, reflected in the inside jokes that win knowing laughs: the time that monkeys escaped from the zoo to take their own walking tours of the city (true); the stale Oreos that Cianci lackeys ate while he committed that infamous assault (true); the assortment of Cianci toupees, including an "action rug" for use at crime scenes and in inclement weather (true.) "I think that's part of being the state theater of Rhode Island," Tyler Dobrowsky, Trinity Rep's associate artistic director, said.
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Committee Chairman Roger WickerRoger Frederick WickerBoeing chief faces anger over 737 crashes at hearing Hillicon Valley: Zuckerberg defends handling of misinformation in political ads | Biden camp hits Zuckerberg over remarks | Dem bill would jail tech execs for lying about privacy | Consumer safety agency accidentally disclosed personal data Overnight Defense — Presented by Boeing — Pence says Turkey agrees to ceasefire | Senators vow to move forward with Turkey sanctions | Mulvaney walks back comments tying Ukraine aid to 2016 probe MORE (R-Miss.) addressed the perceived coziness between the FAA and the industry, specifically the Organization Designation Authorization (ODA) program, which allows airlines to self-certify some aspects of airplane development.
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The Interior Department has an acting secretary, and acting Defense Secretary Patrick ShanahanPatrick Michael ShanahanWhy Dave Norquist is the perfect choice for DOD's deputy secretary Five questions for Trump's new defense secretary on first major tour Trump says media is part of vetting his nominees: 'We save a lot of money that way' MORE could see his chances for the permanent job torpedoed by a long spell of limbo status, combined with his Seattle-based coziness with the embattled Boeing Co. Last week, Linda McMahonLinda Marie McMahonIvanka Trump urges support for groups that 'uplift' Baltimore amid father's criticism of city Trump campaign describes Corey Stewart super PAC as 'unconscionable' Pro-Trump group plans to spend 0M in six battleground states MORE announced her intention to leave her post this week atop the Small Business Administration and Trump named Jovita Carranza as his nominee to become administrator.
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The 1,000 elite US troops in Syria are making a chaotic and demoralizing retreat after Trump canceled their missionLong before the US pulled out, Kurds in Syria were keeping back channels to Russia and Assad wide openISIS has been waiting for this very moment as Trump-fueled chaos in Syria helps it regroupIn just one week, Trump's Syria retreat has caused the nightmare scenario everyone warned him aboutTrump imposed sanctions on Turkey only after advisers explained to him the obvious consequences of letting it invade Syria, report saysTurkey's president pulled one over on Trump — and some of the US's most dangerous adversaries are the big winnersTrump's sanctions against Turkey won't do anything to stop its invasion of Syria — and they might just add fuel to the fireThe US defense secretary gives US's strongest condemnation yet of Turkey's 'unacceptable incursion' in SyriaTrump is applauding Russia's victory in Syria after handing it to them on a platterTrump's coziness with authoritarians is backfiring spectacularly in Syria
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