But Patreon will keep embellishing it, with captions coming soon.
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Then iterate and repeat, cutting distracting elements and embellishing fun features.
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Embellishing a post with #xoxo is a commonplace way to show support.
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We're leaving a lot as-is and just embellishing around the edges.
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Be mindful of exaggerating, or embellishing, the information that's coming your way!
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Was Carpenter embellishing the contact to draw a "roughing the kicker" penalty?
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Reminder: You're not breaking the rules if you're just embellishing the standard expectations.
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For most people, such stories remain fantasy, a means of embellishing everyday life.
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His Republican opponent, Steve Watkins, has been accused of embellishing his business record.
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Visitors are encouraged to bring a textile in need of mending or embellishing.
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"I knew that she would get attacked for embellishing the truth," Horstmann said.
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Recently, people have been embellishing it with undercut tattoos — designs shaved into the undercut.
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That's not something that can be done without helping it, enhancing it, embellishing it.
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To be fair, they were probably embellishing the details form things they'd seen in porns.
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It represents Japan's decotora subculture that celebrates transport vehicles by embellishing them with colorful lights.
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LONDON — Emoji aren't just a means of embellishing our messages with poop, monkeys and salsa dancers.
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The star told People en Español that she enjoys embellishing her home when fall comes around.
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This look is ideal for sprucing up a simple suit or just embellishing your summer glow.
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"He's 6-7, 250," Collins said, embellishing Syndergaard's listed height and weight dimensions just a tad.
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It's not the first time the rapper has been caught embellishing his wealth on social media.
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" Munnings, without fail, misspelled Picasso's name in his documents, always embellishing it with an extra "c.
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But Trump on Thursday accused Clinton of embellishing the work she has done for women and children.
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Writer Mason Locke Weems added this detail in a biography about Washington, embellishing on his saintly nature.
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He has no previous political record and has been accused of embellishing his resume — which he denies.
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SOCIAL Q'S A reader's work spouse has an annoying penchant for embellishing anecdotes about celebrity run-ins.
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The issue: Nick Bonino drew a crucial penalty on Wednesday by embellishing a high-stick from T.J. Oshie.
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Sōtatsu's devotion to embellishing the functional is even more remarkable in other screens to which he added objects.
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But true to Trump form, he can't help himself from embellishing — and therefore setting a huge new benchmark.
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Q: Bollywood is known for embellishing its biopics, adding lots of drama and incidents that didn't really happen.
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Prosecutors said the scheme involved embellishing many students' athletic accomplishments, and cheating on the SAT college admissions exam.
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Embroidery is the process of embellishing fabric by hand or machine with designs created from thread or floss.
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Trump has a troubled relationship with the truth and facts, and a documented record of embellishing his accomplishments.
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Republicans often charged President Barack Obama of minimizing the danger and embellishing his own successes against Al Qaeda.
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Duplantis said the uproar had something to do with it and suggested the media was embellishing the story.
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And her simple – and easily duplicated – trick to embellishing the casual style is quickly becoming her go-to move.
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"CONGRATULATIONS!!!!" she tweeted, embellishing her reply with a string of 13 hearts in reference to her own lucky number.
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The president looked comfortable riffing and embellishing in front of the Cedar Rapids audience for more than an hour.
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But between staying true to hard data and embellishing it for readability (or for clicks) is a balancing act.
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Or embellishing — a lot of people embellish things, and I would find out when I did initial light fact-checking.
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The genre makes no promise to resemble reality, instead magnifying and embellishing truth enough to cross the line into impossible.
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It's therefore possible, though not terribly likely, that McCabe is embellishing facts as a way to get back at Trump.
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After embellishing my level of experience with the cashier, I hit the range and fired off a box of rounds.
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This time, as one might hope, it's dance guys, who set themselves to foregrounding and embellishing the groove's through-line.
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You'll find more than 13,500 species embellishing soil, rocks, tree bark and even dead animals, even in Earth's harshest climates.
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It wasn't dazzling audiences by embellishing high school drama with supernatural forces, like Buffy's vampire-slaying or Charmed's literal witchcraft.
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And she plays up her 25-year financial career—indeed, several critics have emerged to accuse her of embellishing its significance.
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I began to paint Slumscape Paintings, embellishing them with different out-of-place elements, most often the most beloved Disney icons.
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Patterson adroitly zigzags in time, threading the women's journeys with subtle detail and embellishing them with metaphors specific to each character.
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These are the works of artists of the New Sacred Art movement, who started embellishing the grove in the mid 1950s.
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Though they don't represent Ms. Fitzgerald, they certainly meet her, sometimes dancing slow when she's scatting fast, sometimes tumbling, sliding, embellishing.
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Schiff opens his remarks by embellishing Trump's call with Zelensky, earning him repeated attacks from the president in the following weeks. Sept.
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Much like the faded hammer-and-sickle tattoo embellishing Harry's oft-bared chest, the movie's politics come across as self-consciously ornamental.
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A new study has linked sexual arousal to "deceptive self-presentation," including behaviors that range from flattering embellishing to straight-up lying.
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He compares the variations each taleteller works on a traditional story to the improvisations of a jazz musician embellishing a familiar song.
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Therefore, it is possible that Fravor and his colleagues are embellishing technical glitches with tall tales of out-of-this-world encounters.
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In reality, these stories were largely informed by hobos — a group that took pride in embellishing stories so they could remain elusive.
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It's unclear if he was embellishing then, or if he's trying to finagle his way out of reporting Bitcoin assets to the court.
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It took around 20 years for people to understand that it wasn't a question of embellishing existing processes, but rebuilding them from scratch.
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Degas, ever the experimenter, riffed on this process, adding pastel and other media to the printed image, embellishing the surface with more surface.
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By embellishing and aggrandizing his images using words and color, Morrisroe more than alters them: He reconstructs their reality according to his own.
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After years of singing about love stories based in fantasy and embellishing the details of failed courtships, "Lover" sees Swift grow into herself.
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Schiff headed the initial impeachment inquiry hearings in the House and was accused of embellishing the president's phone conversation with the Ukrainian president.
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They do this by working the system, embellishing records to suggest that a procedure is medically necessary in order to justify insurance coverage.
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The big names are almost all singers, but he is always dancing, embellishing his vocal delivery with the upper-body flair of Fayard Nicholas.
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"This case screams to every member of service: 'Don't even think of embellishing or making up facts to support an arrest,'" Mr. Arlia said.
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Governments embellishing themselves with multiparty elections, liberal constitutions, and other facades of democratic governance, preside over regimes which are political, socially and economically exclusive.
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The Sun is oft-suspected of embellishing quotes, but Gulliver doubts that its reporters had much difficulty sourcing bona fide remarks in this case.
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The practice of embellishing the Hebrew Bible was widespread and highly developed on the Iberian Peninsula in the first half of the 13th century.
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Ball, a vocal Sanders supporter, accused Warren of playing the "sexist card" and embellishing the Vermont senator's comments during a private meeting in 2018.
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But this year President Obama broke with tradition by embellishing his budget with a picture of the tallest peak in the United States, Mt. Denali.
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Season 2 really goes off the rails as the writers continue the work of embellishing Gaiman's story to stretch it into a multi-season show.
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Unfortunately, what goes around quickly comes around, and embellishing on a classic trend tends to be more popular than actually coming up with new ones.
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Of course embellishing facts for entertainment or to further a storyline is acceptable in movies, and no recreation of history will ever be completely accurate.
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Though he was likely embellishing just to draw what appeared to be an obvious penalty, the trainers had to check him out just in case.
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Ratcliffe, a staunch Trump loyalist, faced intense scrutiny for his lack of experience in the intelligence community and possibly embellishing his record as a prosecutor.
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As long as they're embellishing they might consider the way that their favorite witnesses — ambassadors — often get their jobs: through massive donations to presidential candidates.
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Including objects like the baboon statuette is somewhat of a cheat for the exhibition's curators who promised a show embellishing the world in which Nedjemankh lived.
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From 1962 to his last collection in 2002, Accessories documents just about every hat, earring, bracelet, belt, and bag — any embellishing apparatus you can think of.
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Tote Bag Take the idea a little further by embellishing a plain canvas bag with bold pop art that looks like the popular heart-shaped candy.
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A lot of times I ended up buying a bunch of pieces and kind of embellishing, fixing, and altering them, hoping that one of them works.
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The culture fetishizes and rewards an unorthodox path—or, at least, the appearance of an unorthodox path—so there is value, sometimes, in embellishing the details.
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We review how President Trump bent the truth this year by repeating and inflating falsehoods, shifting his statements, embellishing or omitting details, and offering misleading attacks.
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Defense lawyers countered by casting doubt on the men's testimony, suggesting that they could be embellishing their accounts to try to curry favor with the government.
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Trump has at times falsely claimed that ISIS is totally defeated, embellishing the extent of the US military's success against the terrorist organization during his presidency.
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It's quite possible that he was only momentarily shaken up, or maybe just trying that old goaltending trick of embellishing contact to try to draw a whistle.
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Her brother took a more generic rocker personality on, covering his hair with a bandana and embellishing his ensemble with a rosary bead necklace and scarf belt.
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In this razzle-dazzle poem, José Olivarez ramps up his litany of misbegotten "folklore" by embellishing superstitions and biases, transforming them into aggressively jubilant tales of survival.
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The play premiered in Edinburgh a decade ago as a pared-down two-hander, and some have faulted this new version for over-embellishing a happy miniature.
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Known as "Lejo," he uses photos from old family albums as his raw material, cutting them up, combining them, and sometimes embellishing them with pencil-drawn designs.
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This is the essence of Mr. Trump: selling himself or his plans by massaging and embellishing facts, or simply making them up and hoping everyone plays along.
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You wouldn't be lying per se, but simply embellishing parts of your personality that may or may not exist to look like the person they want to hire.
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Even if you believe Daniels is telling the truth about her affair with Trump, it's reasonable to wonder if she's not embellishing these incidents at least a little.
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There are many passages when his music makes dance rhythms infectious, but she's so busy embellishing them with her own invention that we can never surrender to Haydn.
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He tells a story torn from slightly faded headlines, filling in some details you may have forgotten, and discreetly embellishing the record in the service of drama and suspense.
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Probably, in his twilight hours, Trump wishes that he still had Roy Cohn at his side, embellishing his lies and giving a Bronx cheer to the concept of justice.
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"He tells a story torn from slightly faded headlines, filling in some details you may have forgotten, and discreetly embellishing the record in the service of drama and suspense."
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The many giant carpets on display are reminders of just how popular they were in the 0003th and 16th centuries, embellishing wealthy Florentine households and appearing in Renaissance paintings.
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"He had a way of softening your thinking, and embellishing this idea of free-form thought, and not to worry so much about what you're doing," Mr. Ruscha said.
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The stories she tells M., embellishing and refracting her experiences, become a source of self-knowledge: "I began to remember something about myself I had been looking away from."
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So was Papadopoulos — known for embellishing details of his resume in the past — making legitimate overtures or just a young staffer trying to impress his bosses with foreign policy connections?
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Repeatedly, over five hours in court, he replied, "No sir, that's not correct," as Michael Baldassare, a lawyer for Mr. Baroni, accused Mr. Wildstein of embellishing or changing his accounts.
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During one stormy night dramatization, he deepens the shadows and cranks the suspense, embellishing material that — as this fine documentary makes clear — is already the stuff of fraught, memorable drama.
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It is the most recent work of eL Seed, the French-Tunisian artist known for embellishing buildings around the world with his large-scale murals that fuse calligraphy and graffiti.
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This led to some strange arguments about the meaning of the word "scholarship" but in any case it contributed to the sense that Carson was embellishing his life story for effect.
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From there, a basic stencil — a skyline or the outline of a cartoon character — was applied using a silk screen and then the delicate work of airbrushing and embellishing could begin.
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During closing arguments, Mr. Herskovic's lawyer, Israel Fried, said Mr. Patterson had minimized the amount of alcohol he had drunk before the beating and accused other witnesses of embellishing their accounts.
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For the last two months, they have been embellishing the pieces they hand-sourced — including Levi's jeans from the 1980s and 1990s, denim jackets and plenty of reworked monochrome Sunspel tees.
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Here, she crisscrosses the space, walking in a steady zigzag from one corner to another, embellishing each line of her path with slow turns, powerfully outstretched gestures and telling, momentary pauses.
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He told Rowan the truth, embellishing slightly—the year would pick up, he was sure—and Rowan seemed appropriately impressed, his eyes going cold and adult as he processed the information.
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The entire room lets out a unified sigh, none realizing they had been collectively holding their breath until that very moment, and... OK, maybe we're embellishing things a bit here, but still.
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"I feel anything that has to do with sexual uncomfortability has no place in a game environment," she said during a confessional, adding how Missy and Elizabeth embellishing their stories "disgusts" her.
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"I feel anything that has to do with sexual uncomfortability has no place in a game environment," she said during a confessional, adding that Byrd and Beisel embellishing their stories "disgusts" her.
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Regardless, the Prez says he hopes Meghan enjoys her life and called her "very nice" before pointing out he doesn't actually know her ... and slamming the media for embellishing the "nasty" controversy.
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The purge followed criticism of the ministry by Mirziyoyev last week over what he described as a poorly drafted state budget, failure to finance important projects in various provinces and embellishing economic data.
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When it comes to embellishing corporate earnings, managers weigh the costs and benefits: mainly the probability and consequences of getting caught in an accounting scandal against the potential for a higher stock price.
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"None of the witnesses appeared to be exaggerating or embellishing facts and all seemed genuinely concerned about being as precise as possible when answering the investigators' questions," the school said in its letter.
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Goad also recommends drawing on a few stars for extra shimmer and suggests adding velvet ribbons in an unexpected color, such as deep fuchsia or violet, or embellishing them with a little bell.
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The piano soloist Kirill Gerstein opens with Brahms's "Variations on a Theme by R. Schumann," dedicated to Clara but embellishing Robert; then comes (Robert) Schumann's Piano Concerto; and last, Brahms's Symphony No. 1.
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In this type of environment, the weight that investors place on earnings in valuing the company tends to be low, and so embellishing earnings is not that beneficial — even though no one is watching.
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Ms. Wang injected a hint of goth-tinged darkness, embellishing an otherwise streamlined cream-colored gown with an outrageously oversize black corsage; she complemented a bias-cut dress with an austere black cape. Mrs.
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But even though their eagerness is palpable, this production aims for something more experimental: to give the dabke a contemporary spin by embellishing it with other forms, like ballet, hip-hop, circus arts and capoeira.
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And like the true risk-taker that she is, the star embraced her bald head on the biggest night in fashion — the 2017 Met Gala — by painting it silver and embellishing it with Swarovski crystals.
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Executives at NBC Universal turned to him to stabilize the network after the suspension of the nightly news anchor Brian Williams for embellishing accounts of his reporting in Iraq, and as MSNBC floundered in the ratings.
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The network was dealing with a crisis involving Mr. Williams, the "Nightly News" anchor who was caught embellishing accounts of his reporting experiences; "Today" was consistently losing to "Good Morning America"; and MSNBC's ratings were plummeting.
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Is the latest step in that metamorphosis, further embellishing the skeletal drumwork and dramatic gestures of their 2017 album Powerplant with hazed distortion and spindly instrumentation that recalls beloved forebears like Duster or Elliott Smith's band Heatmiser.
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Kim Jong-un has made a habit of embellishing his country's accomplishments - from missile launches to curing ebola to inventing a new food item suspiciously similar to the hamburger - often using the aid of poorly Photoshopped images.
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When Brian Williams was suspended for six months in 2015 from his evening newscast after he was caught embellishing stories about a Middle East reporting assignment, Lester Holt replaced him and the show's viewership figures were strong.
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After the tragedy of Flight 800, when a plane burst into a fireball, scattering the remains of 230 passengers across Suffolk County in 1996, Hackett embarrassed the department by embellishing his role in the investigation to local papers.
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While demonizing state and local officials and embellishing the threat posed by illegal immigrants may gratify the president's political base, it also undermines and erodes the very operational relationships that are vital to protecting our communities from violence.
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One feels that Tuymans should have either gone for a full survey or ramped up the embellishing works to introduce more links and ideas to visually explore the impact Ensor has had on Tuymans and/or other artists.
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Democrats have begun to make similar moves in Florida, where Patrick Murphy -- once a young, impressive recruit poised to flip a GOP seat -- has suffered dearly for embellishing his background and given Republican opposition researchers a trove of material.
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Just look at it, it's lovely: Pillar has made his fair share of truly outrageous catches over his career, but he's also come under fire for maybe embellishing these plays and diving when it might not be totally necessary.
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According to authorities, wealthy — and in some cases famous — families paid large sums of money to get their children into prestigious colleges across the country, often by embellishing or fabricating their children's sports careers in coordination with college officials.
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We talked about Ailes's self-mythologizing, and she relayed a story that Glenn Beck told her that didn't make it into the film but that helps further illustrate Ailes's proclivity for embellishing the truth if it served his own purposes.
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Kasowitz says in the 13-page document that Comey put his "own personal interests and emotions" above FBI rules by embellishing his statement before Congress, the AP reports, and therefore shouldn't be trusted by the special counsel as a witness.
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As the project grew in size, it transformed into an act of Proustian reclamation, as if Guyton were creating a new neighborhood out of the one he'd lost, embellishing his and Grandpa Mackey's memories out of the wreckage that surrounded them.
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That could be considered positive news for the president, some Democratic voters conceded in interviews, except that Mr. Trump presented the news in such an unpleasant way, they said, embellishing his narrative with unsubstantiated details about Mr. al-Baghdadi's last moments.
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Constant, who learned the craft from her mother as they worked side by side embellishing wedding dresses in a Port-au-Prince factory, is known for her large-scale, heavily encrusted flags that relay intricate narratives often played out by women.
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Hence the various heavy-handed attempts to guide the market: suppressing discourse that negatively affects financial confidence, embellishing official statistics to report "healthy GDP growth of seven percent," and, for all of our enjoyment, having foreigners sing and dance in their underwear.
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Marvel's interconnected superhero universe is largely responsible, as the studio essentially invented the practice of embellishing the credits of its films with Easter eggs and scenes that hint at future movies and future heroes (see: Avengers: Infinity War's credits scene referencing Captain Marvel).
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President Donald Trump has a documented record of lying or embellishing when it comes to crises that affect public safety, and this could pose major risks to Americans as his administration responds to the growing threat of coronavirus, public health experts warn.
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In any case, it is not unusual to make mistakes in a book of this nature, especially since the subject of the book, Richard Avedon, is the originator of many of the errors: he was well known for embellishing stories or simply fabricating.
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He may also have been embellishing on what used to be called "partial-birth abortion," or intact dilation and extraction, but "partial-birth" abortions have been illegal in the United States since 2003, so even obliquely recalling it is a canard used for political gain.
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On Cinco de Mayo, Kourtney and Khloé event set up their own home cupcake studio for themselves and the kids — including Kourtney's daughter Reign, 2 — embellishing gluten-free cupcake with four different types of icing and more sprinkle toppings than one could possibly imagine.
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Fellow Brit Anna Friel is fond of embellishing her formal attire with avian headpieces, as she did at both the 2016 Animal Ball and a day at the races at Royal Ascot, though she opted to sport hers in a post-mortem state, which we cannot endorse.
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Prosecutors had opposed a reduction of Mr. Scarpa's sentence, arguing that he had obstructed justice in the past by lying on the stand at his trial, "through his alleged 'sham' cooperation in the Yousef case," and by embellishing the information about Mr. Nichols, Judge Korman wrote.
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Un-embellishing?) Fact-checking the statistics in Kerr's joke reveals that while he was close-ish on the amount of time he spent in Orlando (in reality, it was about four and a half months, not three), Kerr actually scored 122 points for the Magic that season.
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WASHINGTON — With his Supreme Court nominee's confirmation under fire, President Trump lashed out on Monday at Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee, renewing his attack that Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut lied about his service in Vietnam and embellishing the senator's misdeeds far beyond the truth.
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But James, as Kerr said, was on a King-size mission, carrying the Cavs, finding Love and others for open looks and layups, embellishing a first-half stat line that would read this way at the half: 18 points, 10 assists, 6 rebounds and 2 steals.
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Ms. Leadsom had already faced accusations — which she denied — of embellishing her curriculum vitae, but her campaign ran aground over the weekend after The Times of London published an interview in which she suggested that she was a better candidate because she is a mother, while Ms. May is not.
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The hotel, which opened in March 219 after an 220-million-euro renovation, isn't embellishing when it promises Château views from some of their 240 rooms — the Château de Chambord, the Loire Valley's 225-year-old landmark, dating back to the era of François I, is truly in its backyard.
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"I went into a realm of making myself relevant — playing the heads, for example, of Marion Brown's pieces with him," Mr. Burrell said, explaining that when he began working with Mr. Brown, a saxophonist, he started to simply play the melodies along with him, rather than embellishing or imposing harmony.
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It's believed that many of the mercurial characters embellishing the Rider-Waite-Smith Deck were based on her social set; the most distinguished among them, perhaps, is Henry Irving, the celebrated Victorian-era actor-manager who was later knighted (purportedly Irving was also one of the inspirations for Stoker's Count Dracula).
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"She slapped me back so hard it made me cry from laughter," she told EW. Similar to other rom-coms we've come to know and love J.Lo for, Second Act centers around Maya, a working-class store assistant manager who gets a second chance at a corporate career after embellishing her résumé.
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In fact, early abolitionists were concocting quotes and embellishing stories about her even during her lifetime:As Jean Humez shows in her book, Harriet Tubman: The Life and the Life Stories, this began with the very first abolitionists, who were responsible both for recording the illiterate Tubman's own narratives and for crafting the first biographies.
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Entitled Modern Primitive, this lost LP contains some of the most adventurous music Vai has ever recorded, embellishing upon his stint as Frank Zappa's one-time protégé more than anything else he's ever released by taking detours into synth-pop, classical, jazz and even singer-songwriter fare and filtering them through his one-of-a-kind playing.
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She is not the only designer to have hit on the idea of embellishing everyday fashion, but she has powerful patrons: Puma, which provided the apparel and shoes for Ms. Kazakova to customize and rework; and Bergdorf Goodman, whose men's fashion director, Bruce Pask, fell in love with her work and shepherded her into the store.
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After years of singing of love stories based in fantasy and embellishing the details of failed courtships, Swift found a mature groove on this Mazzy Star-esque love song, writing from within a long-term relationship — a place of security and frustration and comfort and understanding and persistent, abiding, I'll-run-away-with-you-if-you-ask passion.
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Anyone who thinks this is an election of ideas, as House Speaker Paul Ryan haplessly said at the convention on Tuesday, has somehow missed the one fact that truly matters: Both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have won their parties' nominations in spite of the facts and each of their long documented records of disregarding or at least embellishing the truth.
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At the Columbus Circle women's store, I spied one garment that appeared to encapsulate it all: an off-the-shoulder blue and white pinstripe shirt-cloth top, tied at the waist, and with emerald-color beads embellishing the front of the top in small, splattered patterns ($118, with a satchel of extra beads, though you could hardly do more damage to the top).
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Ventry's resignation came just before NBC News reported on Saturday that Ventry, who had previously worked as a social media adviser in the office of North Carolina House Majority Leader John Bell, had been fired from his job in 2017 after facing an accusation of sexual harassment from a female employee of the North Carolina General Assembly and for allegedly embellishing parts of his resume.
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"Embellishing resumes is sport in Italy," Piccoli said, adding that "only an academic would have a 12-page CV." More significant would be for Conte to establish that he would have the independence to authoritatively lead a 5-Star-League government after both 5-Star leader Luigi Di Maio and League leader Matteo Salvini agreed to step aside, and not just be an executor of the populists&apos wishes.
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During this wilderness period, Nilsson also developed an inexplicable fixation with Caribbean music, embellishing Duit on Mon Dei throwaways like "It's a Jungle Out There" with prominent steel drums and marimba and even covering the calypso classic "Zombie Jamboree (Back to Back)" on 1976's ...That's the Way It Is. That LP, a far-from-essential covers-heavy outing, at least features some stellar album art: Our dude is pictured lounging around a debauched living room, reading Penthouse and clutching a cigarette.
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