And certainly Ms. Spalding plays with earthiness and infectious vim.
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This makes for the perfect balance of earthiness and sweetness.
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All the while, Foster celebrates the earthiness of animal life.
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Big Macs convey earthiness in a way arugula does not. 5.
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Would a Trump supporter see instead a kind of pioneer earthiness?
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The wine has a crisp earthiness to it we weren't expecting.
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All their best qualities — that mild earthiness, that vegetal sugar — shine.
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But they have an earthiness and elasticity that I haven't found elsewhere.
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"You've got the Brie texture that's nutty and with a crushed leaves sort of earthiness, and then you've got the earthiness of the truffle but the lightness of the cream around it which makes it absolutely gorgeous," she explains.
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His Moogfest set merged P-Funk earthiness with brutally efficient 21st-century beats.
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You tear off pieces and wield them like spoons, bringing earthiness to every bite.
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But now she can appreciate the freshness and earthiness the herb brings to the mix.
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He used traditional breeding methods, cross-pollinating flowers, selecting for sweetness, mild earthiness and mellowness.
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This is a pleasingly fruity wine, with an underlying earthiness that pulls it all together.
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It's fragrant and lively, with fresh, almost exotic fruit flavors grounded by a pleasing earthiness.
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There's dobro too, etching its earthiness into songs, along with some sparse scatterings of mandolin.
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The actress draws on her earthiness to make Joy an underdog who's very easy to love.
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But the marriage with bacon and cheese is best of all, earthiness enveloping pangs of salt.
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Top note brings maximum earthiness, somewhere between a dog's wet, dirty tennis ball and moldy Band-Aids.
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This hit all the right notes, combining the joy of gamay with the savory earthiness of syrah.
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If ballet aims for the ethereal, hiplet, generally danced to pop music, is more concerned with earthiness.
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One, distilled with the saddle of a rabbit, paired wonderfully with the sweet earthiness of the tamale.
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Scoop it up using a piece of flatbread and bask in the warm earthiness of the beans.
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"Kaleidoscope Dream" was a more grounded affair, as Miguel grew more literal about the earthiness of his desires.
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I may quibble that it's a little too smooth, almost airbrushed, more in thrall to voluptuousness than earthiness.
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Rye bread might be divisive in America, but its earthiness is an essential part of a European upbringing.
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The delectability this burrata from Lioni Latticini in Union, N.J., is enhanced by the earthiness of black truffles.
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It's a beautiful wine, pure and refined, with an edge of earthiness and a hint of red fruit.
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Pickling beets can extract some of their earthiness and replace it with briny brightness that complements their crunch.
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That should give you a sense of the earthiness and deadpan humor Gaiman has uncovered in these ancient tales.
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The cognac gives it some seasoned brightness and smoke, while the truffles add a layer of earthiness and depth.
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Mr. Cohen's best-known song may well be "Hallelujah," a majestic, meditative ballad infused with both religiosity and earthiness.
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Ms. Dove, a former poet laureate of the United States, writes poems that have earthiness, originality, power and range.
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Ms. Okonedo, who brings a welcome earthiness to the role of Elizabeth, exudes a similar spirit of common-sense humanity.
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Ms. McNamara gives us a Martha stripped of her usual primal earthiness, a woman who is willfully, calculatedly self-conscious.
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It, like the Tendu, was juicy, fruity and pure, without the minerality or earthiness that would be in a Morgon.
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The Pedra Roja, too, was more vibrant, with a stony earthiness, floral notes and ripe, enticing flavors of red fruits.
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"I think we are both quite prone to flightiness but know that needs to be balanced with earthiness," Mayle explained.
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It can't hold a candle to arugula or kale, which bring spiciness and earthiness to the proverbial (and literal) table.
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I think the rise of the internet and social media actually takes back some of the original earthiness of politics.
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Madeline refuses to accept her ex-husband's young, pretty wife Bonnie (Zoe Kravitz), and instead glares bitterly while mocking Bonnie's earthiness.
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And if you're not super fond of the earthiness of beets, add an apple to the mash for a little sweetness.
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" It also noted her maturing voice's "alluring earthiness in the low register" and "the rainbow hues of her powerful top notes.
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With strong cherry notes and a deep earthiness, it felt as though this wine was designed with my quiz in mind.
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They're not so very dark, but they have a depth of flavor suggesting pumpernickel, with an earthiness and a touch of sour.
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John Hickenlooper is selling a particular brand of Western-style down-to-earthiness with a new PAC called "Giddy Up"; Minnesota Sen.
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All of Capricorn's earthiness can be their downfall, and many Caps need to get in touch with what really makes them happy.
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On the outside, a crowd of black sesame seeds brings an echoing crunch and earthiness, balanced by a bright trill of yuzu salt.
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The original is a jittery punk number, but in the hands of the girls their song takes on a gilded Laurel Canyon earthiness.
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There is an earthiness to Whitney's paintings – which I would set at the other end of the spectrum from Agnes Martin's ethereal light.
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What the Insomniac has managed to do is completely embody that down-to-earthiness that few heroes care to present—emotionally, physically, and mentally.
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As popular as this style has been, it's also turned off wine drinkers like me who prize restraint, earthiness and subtlety over sheer power.
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The brothers, who are based in São Paulo and frequently elevate quotidian materials in their sculpture and furniture, took inspiration from oatmeal's lumpy earthiness.
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In "Red Dunes Green Sea" (2016-17) the orange sky evokes terracotta earthiness while the underlying blues worked into a green sea suggest vegetation.
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Instead of aiming for sweaty earthiness, King choose to let their songs feel delicate and glassy, filling them with gleaming keys and understated vocal performances.
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The flare on the tongue is the paprika in Old Bay, strewn over the tentacles and rings; the earthiness comes from cumin, infiltrating the batter.
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"Any sort of aged cheese that has some funk and bite is going to stand up to the earthiness," she says, recommending parmesan or pecorino.
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Joe Rong, a native of Taishan in Guangdong Province, China, grinds rice daily in electric stone mills to achieve noodles of remarkable pliancy and earthiness.
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They're spiced with both ground and whole cumin seeds for earthiness, coriander and allspice for depth, and cayenne and black pepper for a sharp bite.
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I served them on wooden plates that I carved from tree trunks and made a turmeric hash to represent the earthiness of where [the doves] died.
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An attendant wafts a pressurized container of pure earthiness toward me as I wiggle through a hole in the soil and slowly creep toward the sky.
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As in " Three Colors: Blue " (1993) and " The English Patient " (1996), she delivers a rich portrait of a restless heart, steeped in earthiness and radiance alike.
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But despite their occasional populism, Daft Punk have always practiced admirable restraint, ballasting the grandeur of the original with a sinister earthiness in the main motif.
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The combination of whole grains — whole-wheat flour, cornmeal and oats — gives these an appealing earthiness, along with a good shot of fiber and other nutrients.
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Before she got started on her trip, Little, whose inflection over the phone is a subtle mix of Boston earthiness and relaxed Southern California, was confident.
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In the third movement he joined Ms. Tetzlaff's coppery earthiness and Mr. Vogt's velvety delicacy for an offhand opening that led to a gauzy, endearingly awkward dance.
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"Tasting it now, eight years later, some of those powerful fruit notes have gone down a bit, and the minerality and earthiness have started to shine through."
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The sweet maple syrup combined with the richness of the egg and earthiness of the gin gives this creamy concoction a robust flavor with a smooth finish.
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Another comes with chicken breast that seems to have passed several lifetimes simmering with chicken ends and bones, the earthiness of the stock leavened by ají amarillo.
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Pure comfort food, served steaming and fragrant in a miniature clay pot, grains glistening with lard, infused with fungal earthiness and enhanced with chunks of tender meat.
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Perhaps the sweetness is toned down, because you've used fennel instead of carrots, and you're using it all of the ways — bulbs, stem, seeds — which add earthiness.
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The bracing quality of this wine's fruit aromas and the pumpkin-patch-earthiness always seem most fitting for a cool autumn evening—preferably I am wearing a sweater.
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Sleekly designed tasting rooms are characteristic of many wineries today; in the Santa Lucia Highlands, few have tasting rooms at all, but their earthiness is also their appeal.
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Though otherworldly — when the ballerina appears, you can't be sure if she is a vision, a memory or a woman — "The Dreamer" is also grounded by an earthiness.
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The vocally challenging Isabella — requiring nimble coloratura and a certain earthiness in the form of a grounded low register — had been planned for the American mezzo-soprano Elizabeth DeShong.
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As Gooper and Mae — Brick's slick brother and alarmingly fertile sister-in-law — Brian Gleeson and Hayley Squires persuasively ground their characters' comic gold-digging in a fetid earthiness.
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I'm an overenthusiastic lush, so you should be skeptical of my tasting notes, but I really liked Beychevelle's wines, which combined power with a bit of finesse and earthiness.
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This unique, dazzling tropical cactus fruit—also known as pitaya—has juicy, seeded flesh that's sweet and mild, like a cross between kiwi and pear, with a touch of earthiness.
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The character has a new, welcome earthiness that summons Sharon's proud connections to the land, and Ms. Errico throughout emanates an easy, robust glow of pleasure that illuminates the stage.
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She added the duck because she had some left over from another dish on the menu (duck carnitas with white beans) and discovered that its earthiness melded perfectly with the pork.
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Unlike Leonard Bernstein, who loved the grit and earthiness of our best popular music (and who contributed to its tradition in no small way), Boulez remained adamantly removed from the demotic.
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A lacquer of ginger and soy lent an earthiness to the Chilean sea bass, a lavish affair that came with rich lobster dumplings and pickled hon-shimeji mushrooms in a mushroom consommé.
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Calvin Klein Eternity (100 ml) — save £17 A blend of modern and classic, with notes of mandarin and sage followed by the earthiness of flowers and crisp herbs, damp cedar, and moss.
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The earthiness of the tea offsets the sweetness of the rice-based lager, and the flavor expands as the drinker continues topping off her glass with the remaining beer in the can.
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I did think, though, that the way the overhead shot continued across the half-finished meal and ended in the voyeuristic glimpse through the bedroom doors had a refreshing earthiness to it.
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But the installation feels as if it is grasping at straws: its attempt to knit Schiele's oeuvre into the warm blanket of cosmic consciousness seems out of sync with his precision and earthiness.
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It holds its own with any fast-food milkshake, and—apologies for sounding like a pretentious foodie douche—the earthiness of the cricket powder even tempers the sweetness of ice cream and coffee syrup.
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In other words, the only time the economic circumstances of the people become important is in their cynical and strategic deployment as cultural signifiers enabling the conspicuous display of a political leader's putative earthiness.
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The chef, Jason Aldous, forages and then finesses hyper-fresh ingredients — fiddlehead ferns, ramps, organic duck eggs, local oysters — into dishes that highlight the crisp brine of the waters and earthiness of the terroir.
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Edging through space with a tantalizing, barely-perceptible slow modulation, Phoebé Guillemot's work here speaks to a kind of vibrant earthiness—evocative of dirt, moss, and rocks tumbling over one another at their own pace.
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It's got kind of a, if you've ever tried one of those, like, Belgian, abbey tripel ales, it's got that kind of earthiness, sweetness, and I think alcohol content, it tastes pretty boozy to me.
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The 2009 La Rioja Alta 904, 90 percent tempranillo and 813 percent graciano, was likewise spicy and herbal, with a soft fruit flavor, yet it had more concentration, complexity and intensity, with an underlying earthiness.
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Sung not as usual by a man, but by the courageous mezzo-soprano Alice Coote, at Carnegie Hall, it was a disorienting moment, blending earthiness and vulnerability, that began a long wintry journey beyond gender.
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Also, "intense" doesn't even begin to describe the force of the bold, spicy, fishy, flavors from the mackerel and squid dishes, with the earthiness of the radish and ungodly amounts of gochujang needed to construct them.
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Yes, they're outright villains in some cases, but it's in their flaws that we can see the earthiness; that special something that Marvel just seemed to "get" all the way back in the 60s and 70s.
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They were surprised to find that a single genetic mutation was linked to differences in perception of the lily of the valley scent, beet's earthiness, the intensity of whiskey's smokiness along with dozens of other scents.
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That said, the wines we did like were balanced, combining bittersweet fruit flavors with lively acidity, earthiness and the sort of structure indicating that the wines would be capable of aging for five to 10 years.
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They're all ranked by their Earth Similarity Index (ESI) — a shortcut to assessing a world's "Earthiness," with 0.0 being a hellish gas giant, 0.7 being a Mars, and 1.0 being a near-copy of our home planet.
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I'd just talk about the soil and the earthiness and chocolate and tobacco—those are the enticing words, because they're kind of sexual, and so people just eat up these descriptions and they believe whatever you say.
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Much has been said about the ongoing commercialization of feminism, but the symbol of the witch is perhaps not so easily corrupted, retaining both an earthiness and a hardness, one born of an instinct for self-preservation.
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Riffing on her basic technique, I came up with a deeply savory mix of nutritional yeast and rosemary (or powdered kelp), and another with both sweet and hot smoked paprika, along with a little cumin for earthiness.
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For the ful medames, a traditional Egyptian breakfast that may be reprised at any hour, fresh fava beans are left unpeeled to retain earthiness and cooked for hours on low heat until they're creamy but still discrete.
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Recipe: Sweet Spiced Mushroom and Apricot Pilaf In this dish, the sweetness of the fruits and cinnamon and the earthiness of the mushrooms pull in different directions as far as the wine is concerned, so you need something versatile.
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A few weeks before his supper club, Pith, started up again, Jonah Reider was in his spotless new kitchen, toying with a new idea: marrying the barnyard heft of bone marrow with the earthiness of just-in-season morels.
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"I've never had a vintage like this, so lacking in structure and tannins, and with so much ripe fruit at the expense of minerality and earthiness," one panelist said, though he added that he thought the wines would be popular.
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While it shared the bright, vivacious fruity aromas and flavors, as well as the lovely tension between sweet and bitter, it offered a more pronounced and lasting earthiness than the Mascarello, a mineral quality that I've rarely seen in a dolcetto.
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Among her sources of inspiration is a modest Congolese "prestige stool" in the Met's collection that Ms. Mutu admires for its earthiness — the figure's knees are on the ground, rather than a pedestal — and for the eroticism of her parted thighs.
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That the role of Manon should suit Ms. Netrebko at this point in her career, where her voice has gained alluring earthiness in the low register while maintaining the rainbow hues of her powerful top notes, should come as no surprise.
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I hadn't made it in a while, but reading the ingredients on the tomato-stained page immediately brought the flavors into focus: the stinging pungency of garlic and ginger, the smoky earthiness of the cumin, the sweetness of cinnamon and tomato.
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The aromatic leaves have a flavour similar to that of more commonly known European and Asian anise, but with a little hint of that characteristic "Australian bush" earthiness and have been used to flavour vermouth, absinthe and to produce a sambuca-like liqueur.
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Jacki Weaver's natural earthiness is shallowly repurposed as Sheryl, a randy-oldster cliché ("My only talents are poker and poking"), while veteran performers like Pam Grier and Rhea Perlman gyrate in the background, their characters little more than outlines with creaky joints.
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Her "Collected Essays" and a selection of her short fiction have been reissued, and she's rightly been elevated to the highest ranks of American stylists, with her slashing pronouncements and high-plumed prose, her jagged rhythms, the combination of her earthiness and glittering scorn.
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In transitioning from Idol to X Factor, Cowell said his main goal was to "supersize everything," which is exactly what he did, combining the dramatic glitz and glamour of Idol with the homespun earthiness of the Got Talent franchise (while also leaving Ryan Seacrest's humiliating voiceover behind).
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Over the course of more than 800 pages, Fitch conveys the importance of sex for a young woman's development with Rabelaisian earthiness, and Marina's liberation (at least until the novel plunges into the aforementioned S-and-M) reflects ideas and experiences that were quite common for her generation.
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Things go much deeper in Memo Paris's limited-edition Marfa Spices ($500, available mid-December), the latest addition to the brand's Art Land series that balances orange sweetness with the rugged earthiness of cardamom and musk — it's the kind of complex, unisex blend that really lingers on your skin.
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As Carly Lewis once pointed out at the Walrus, you can trace this pattern to at least to 1960, when Thomas B. Morgan wrote a profile of Brigitte Bardot and spent multiple paragraphs talking about her "girl-woman earthiness" and calling her a "sassy kitten" before ever mentioning her name.
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On a visit I made to the country during the revolution's first anniversary, there wasn't a single person I met who had a bad word to say about him, from the cab drivers who praised his man-of-the-people earthiness, to the business owners who applauded his stand against corruption.
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For the marinade, Mr. Suansilphong sticks to the tried and true: smashed garlic, several heads' worth; soy sauce as thick as paint, brewed with mushrooms for more earthiness; cilantro roots, bearing the fragrance and flavor of twice their weight in leaves and stems; white pepper with its near-vanishing must.
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Goop, bastion of earthiness that it is, offers several straws, including a $68 option that has a rose quartz crystal at one end, a $95 package of six brass ones in a sleek brown walnut holder, and an $18 set of four bamboo ones that come accompanied by a wire cleaning brush.
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For the Snow Leopard, whose altitude was hard to match up directly with a spirit, he instead interpreted its rocky, mountainous environs with the earthiness of mezcal, then added dry vermouth insfused with rock tea, a type of oolong that grows on the rocky mountains of China, and savory cardamom-spiked agave.
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Having recently paid homage to one of her many famous collaborators with "The Streisand Songbook," Ann Hampton Callaway will celebrate another familiar voice with the world premiere of "The Linda Ronstadt Songbook," digging into an eclectic catalog that should provide an ideal showcase for the earthiness and polish of Ms. Callaway's own singing.
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His daring, elaborately imagined homes — he loved unusual shapes and made ample use of found materials — are often dismissed by cultural mandarins as overly futuristic and corny, but they possess a warmth, an earthiness and a wild ingenuity that serve as an antidote to the soberly luxurious, the pared down and the austere.
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Like so many ideas born of Silicon Valley philosophy, they traffic in the dueling vibes of earthiness and automation, emphasizing food that is supposed to suggest a time predating the invasions of technology — root vegetables, seeds, raw food, leafy food, local food — but then demanding that it all be paid for via the preferred methods of Apple and the international banking conglomerates.
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"I just like the pepper's earthiness, together with its background sweetness that's like a mild, tomatoey flavor," said Chad Lowcock, the owner of Race City Sauce Works in Charlotte, N.C. In 2013, Mr. Lowcock introduced a chutneylike sauce called Roasted Aleppo and Cayenne Shatta, a medium-heat combination of cayenne, fresh garlic, dried Aleppo pepper flakes from Turkey and Greece rehydrated in red wine, and roasted fresh Aleppos he buys locally.
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Part of the reason why we think things are pretty shitty in clubland, apart from the fact that you've probably already read eight pieces this week that use the phrase "clubland" when everyone knows "clubland" only really refers to the still-thriving working men's club scene in Northern towns we've come to romanticise for a supposed earthiness that London lacks, is because we keep going to shit nights watching shit boring fucking DJs playing shit boring fucking records, because we've told ourselves that that's all we deserve.
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