El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie is designed to please Breaking Bad fans.
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But some fireworks shows are designed to please the eyes without pummeling the ears.
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Already, the intelligence he receives is dangerously politicized, slanted in ways designed to please him.
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A never-ending campaign, with rallies designed to please some and unnerve others, works against that goal.
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They argue that it's a circuitous route to universal coverage designed to please industry, while not answering voters' actual demands.
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So there's no need to pre-compromise, to concoct some bill designed to please the imagined good-faith fiscal conservative.
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It's designed to please many and challenge few, not for any philosophical reason but because that's what makes a lot of money.
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It comes the day after Hillary Clinton, Warren's recent stage-mate, laid out a "technology agenda" that seemed designed to please Silicon Valley.
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That's why, in partnership with CB2, we're rounding up our favorite little tokens of homeliness, designed to please the interior-design-obsessed among us.
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Microsoft announced a slew of goodies today for its upcoming Windows 10 Creators update, designed to please IT admins and simplify management of Windows 10 inside large enterprises.
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Mr Trump's declaration of war on late abortions, a common theme at his rallies, is not only designed to please the evangelicals who helped elect him in 59.
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The authors end on an optimistic note, with proposals for a Europe-wide insurance mechanism built on a form of Eurobonds designed to please both France and Germany.
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Chasing the Deal Give dad an experience this Father's Day with one of these four budget-friendly vacation packages, designed to please the fathers on our gift lists.
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The two had been talking about the importance of staying true to your values, of not putting creativity into the world designed to please others more than yourself.
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The two had been talking about the importance of staying true to your values, of not putting creativity into the world designed to please others more than yourself.
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That's different from fake news though, because those reporters were relying in good faith on surveys that had previously been accurate, not simply inventing stories designed to please their audience.
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They warmly embrace the idea that people enjoy listening to a little extra bass and a little less treble, and their tuning is designed to please and excite in equal measure.
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He got his start as a director for Rocko's Modern Life, one of the OG Nicktoons and ground zero for stupid-smart animated shows designed to please both kids and adults.
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Despairing, the party has been playing the Trump card, disingenuously reimagining Mrs Merkel's defence spending increases (which they agreed to in government) as an "arms race" designed to please the American president.
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It has commissioned some striking opinion polls on nimbyism, which find that opposition to building new houses goes down dramatically when they are designed to please the eye and fit in with their surroundings.
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New York (CNN Business)Netflix (NFLX)'s rollout plans for "The Irishman" is likely designed to please its subscribers, but it could also rankle theater owners who rely on bankable movies for foot traffic.
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"When America needed a bold plan of action from our commander in chief, we instead got a lecture on love, tolerance, and gun control designed to please the talking heads at MSNBC," Mr. Rubio said.
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The movie snaps together like a jigsaw puzzle, a series of concluding beats that seem inevitable and perfect, and designed to please all parties, so long as you don't dwell on the logic too much.
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Made in the 18th and 19th century by watchmakers in England, France and Switzerland for members of China's imperial family and their entourage, the exotic objects were designed to please the taste of Chinese elites.
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The kingdom broke with most other Muslim-majority countries to back Trump's controversial travel executive order and has promised billions of dollars in investment in the United States, among other moves designed to please the president.
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Hoffman wrote: The movie snaps together like a jigsaw puzzle, a series of concluding beats that seem inevitable and perfect, and designed to please all parties, so long as you don't dwell on the logic too much.
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With Superhuman, the company's CEO Rahul Vohra admitted that he didn't properly consider how a product he designed to please email superusers and give them features they asked for could possibly have ripple effects on the greater public.
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Mr. Kaufman's staging — still designed to please the eye without overwhelming it, with 1970s shorthand sets by David Zinn, costumes to match by Clint Ramos and lighting by David Lander — now feels smoother and quicker on its feet.
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"Expect personal gifts designed to please the man, rather than abstract offerings seeking to make a political statement a la Obama's bench," said Brennan, referring to the custom-designed park bench that the former president offered Xi in 2013.
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If you saw a small army of well-coiffed, neatly dressed, telegenic news bots offering up words designed to please their hidden manipulators, you could be forgiven for thinking you were watching a sequel to that paranoid 1970's movie.
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Maia said the government would work to strengthen its base first, which Temer sought to do on Wednesday by swearing in Alexandre Baldy to head the Ministry of Cities, a move designed to please the Progressive Party which has 40 seats in the chamber.
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Mr. Salvini has opted for what he calls a flat tax, a proposed cut of 15 percent for small businesses and individuals making up to $73,000 a year, that is designed to please his base in the north, the country's industrial and economic heart.
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It was a cri de coeur custom-made for the age of Trump — and custom-designed to please Trump himself: entitled white men acting like the new minority, howling about things that are being taken away from them, aggrieved at anything that diminishes them or saps their power.
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The stated option chosen by the N.F.L., which has added its fair share to the annals of player misconduct, is no longer to defer to law enforcement but rather to conduct professional internal investigations that are not designed to please the head office, yet dispel the impression that its biggest stars seem above reproach.
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As he opened a four-day visit that will focus on security, diplomacy and trade — and is filled with flourishes designed to please Mr. Trump and highlight the close ties between the two leaders — the president appeared to risk ratcheting up Japanese anxiety that any nuclear agreement with North Korea could neglect their concerns.
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So when I thought about how I would assess my day in Hyde Park, I realized that—in the same way that the late, great film critic Roger Ebert would review films bearing their suitability for their intended audience in mind—the only way I could cut to the core of the BST experience would be to consult one of the very people it was designed to please: a dad.
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Unlike other newspaper meant for hearing people this newspaper has a layout that is designed to please the visual eye, they do this by adding color photos and accessible clear texts placed on each page.
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An omega chain or omega necklace is a pseudo-chain made by assembling metallic plates on a wire or woven mesh. The plates give the appearance of links in a chain. The embedded wire provides the strength, so the plates can be designed to please the eye.
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Born and baptized in the Roman Catholic faith, although he was a lapsed adherent, Kérékou allegedly converted to Islam in 1980 while on a visit to Libya, and changed his first name to Ahmed,Rulers.org biographical entry for Kérékou. but he later returned to the use of the name Mathieu. This alleged conversion may have been designed to please the Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi and obtain financial and military support.
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I don't think there has ever been a better song written than 'Eleanor Rigby'." Ray Davies of the Kinks offered a contrary view in July 1966 when invited to give a song-by-song rundown of Revolver in the music paper Disc and Music Echo. He dismissed "Eleanor Rigby" as a song designed "to please music teachers in primary schools", adding that "I can imagine John saying, 'I'm going to write this for my old schoolmistress.' Still it's very commercial.
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Another view of the Sankokan Museum, showing the walkways on the ground floor The yakata was designed along the lines of Edo period tenement housing (長屋), but modernized with reinforced walls, multiple stories, and balconies for emergency access. The result is a fusion between Western and Japanese architecture. Gaps were purposefully left in the ground floors for pedestrians, making the yakata a walkable space. The balconies and rooftops were also designed to please the eye at the ground level.
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The game was a cult hit among serious baseball fans such as members of SABR and fans of sabermetrics, but entered the market during the baseball strike of 1994–1995 when many fans were angry at baseball in general. It never achieved mainstream success, and was sometimes criticized as being designed to please only hard- core baseball history "nuts". Since it was never updated or re-issued the game is one of the most expensive collectible PC games on eBay, since serious baseball fans will often bid up the price on good condition copies.
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217–19 She undertook several studio recording sessions, including a series of Bach and Handel arias with Sir Adrian Boult and the London Philharmonic Orchestra in October.Campion, pp. 97–98 In November, after a Royal Festival Hall recital, she was distressed by a review in which Neville Cardus criticised her performance for introducing "distracting extra vocal appeals" designed to please the audience at the expense of the songs. However, she accepted his comments with good grace, remarking that "... it's hard to please everybody—for years I've been criticised for being a colourless, monotonous singer".
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Upstairs all accommodation rooms opened onto the verandah – some were equipped with their own bathrooms designed to please the most fastidious, and the upstairs lounge was just the place for a real restful smoke. Corones Hall located on Galatea Street had a floor unexcelled outside Brisbane and was largely in demand for exclusive balls, parties, and banquets. Capable of seating 320 at dinner, the hall was built for coolness with a number of high-set windows and electric ceiling fans. The lights with Venetian shades of various hues were adjustable either to dimness or the reverse, and an orchestra platform added to its popularity and beauty.
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This ensures that the station programming is optimal and adheres to the policies and objectives of the station's management. These policies and objectives are usually designed to please the greatest number of people inside the radio station's demographic target, and garner the best ratings possible for the radio station. However, there are some radio stations, for example those of BBC, which do allow most (but not all) disc jockeys to choose the music themselves without obligations, as these stations cover an eclectic range of genres. In addition, shows from resident/guest disc jockeys (particularly on mainstream stations) also do not need the program director's opinion for their playlists.
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Blickensderfer model 7, 1909 The Model 7, first introduced in 1897, became the deluxe version of the basic No. 5 and was designed to please a greater cross section of the market. The biggest and most obvious difference was the wraparound space bar, which gave the machine a more solid and distinctive look. Blickensderfer also improved the paper scale, added black composite carriage knobs at both ends of the palten, added adjustable margin stops and a bell mechanism designed to be struck by a clapper attached to the inker arm indicating when the carriage was approaching the end of the typed line. The Blick 7 was also mounted on an oak base fitted with an attractive bentwood laminated oak case.
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The novel chronicles the travels and perils of Freya Nakamichi-47, a gynoid in a distant future in which humanity is extinct and a near-feudal android society has spread throughout the Solar System. Wealthy and self-indulgent "aristos" own and have enslaved most of the populace; the remaining "free" androids struggle to keep themselves independent and can rarely afford the exorbitant costs of interplanetary travel. Freya, a robotic courtesan originally designed to please humans but activated a century after their mysterious extinction, is considered obsolete and works menial jobs to survive. When she offends an aristo and needs to escape off-world, she accepts a job as a courier for the mysterious Jeeves Corporation and becomes embroiled in a complex and dangerous war among factions conspiring against each other for control of society.
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