The layers are ethereal stacked over a simple guitar riff.
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But a richly colored layer of photons is downright ethereal.
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They seem paradoxically rich and ethereal at the same time.
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It was ethereal and regal, and we didn't deserve it.
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I got a sense of him as being quite ethereal.
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She looked absolutely stunning and ethereal on the wedding day.
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The end result: ethereal beauty that's the definition of #goals.
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The guests tinge the album with an otherworldly, ethereal aura.
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" Cherry asks on the deceptively muted, almost ethereal "Pro-Life?
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We're pulling for an ethereal engagement photo shoot featuring cowboys.
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The contents are unlikely to be delicate or ethereal, though.
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You want a more hypnotic, ethereal rhythm to the set.
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They cast shadows on the ground, creating an ethereal effect.
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Episodes of screeching wildness segue into passages of ethereal delicacy.
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This ethereal look is both easy to achieve and maintain!
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At sunset, the mountains turn an ethereal blue and purple.
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No mater the era, this town does adore the ethereal.
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Listening to them is a haunting, ethereal, mystical, spiritual experience.
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It is a city of ethereal beauty and exquisite butter.
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But somehow the ethereal little dears are inapprehensible without words.
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It's always been a little more ethereal and less structured.
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For all the talk of the ethereal, it's fiercely physical record.
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As do references to water, the moon, and other ethereal elements.
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Take tips from Madelaine Petsch who came as an ethereal Tinkerbell.
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Streaming on Netflix, Starz Astrid's mom was a beautiful, ethereal poet.
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And what a hairstyle to go with such an ethereal dress!
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I still wanted him to feel ethereal, like a supernatural entity.
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Here's a visual tour of the second New York Ethereal Summit.
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Sort of ethereal and taking on the shape of the connector.
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Once inside, however, the restaurant unfolds into an ethereal, rustic wonderland.
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The music isn't as ethereal and as textured, it's more rugged.
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His ethereal tones combine affectingly with her plush, deep-set voice.
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Dan, having battled his fair share of ethereal antagonists, steps in.
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His textural, ethereal work brims with dark ideas and realized wanderlust.
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There were more Drowzees at Pitchfork than there were ethereal soundscapes.
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Kylie wore this ethereal, blonde look to her sister's Halloween party.
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A small device — with ethereal brand names like Skyla and Mirena.
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Moonrise was an actual event — a pale, ethereal version of sunrise.
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"It makes this super-muscular space quite ethereal," Ms. Respini said.
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His critics and opponents proposed only "academic" arguments and ethereal ideas.
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The pastry chef Meadow Ramsey serves airy, ethereal and complex desserts.
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Pastel-coloured ethereal evening gowns were topped with huge colourful boas.
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A lone feather, ethereal white, dances across the scuffed rubber floor.
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The best glasses can seem sheer and ethereal in the hand.
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She calls her creation an 'ethereal layered lemon and elderflower cake.
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Great horses often have a way of traveling that is almost ethereal.
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The figure's cubist head and ethereal torso seem excavated from desert sand.
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The answer there is no, because that property in mushrooms is ethereal.
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Instead he became the ethereal Brother Logan, the cult's second-in-command.
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Their gowns looked both ethereal and geometric—the garb of angelic robots.
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This social consciousness might surprise some, given Martin's subject-less, ethereal art.
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When Sierra first appears onscreen, she is a bubble of ethereal confidence.
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The prose is ethereal and electric, radiating unthinkable pain and profound love.
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She chose an ethereal white Georges Chakra halter gown embellished with crystals.
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It is the kind of beauty that I want to have — ethereal.
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Testosterone is a known inhibitor — it impedes access to the ethereal realm.
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Automata weaves between ethereal movements, tight melodic rocking, and head-banging abandon.
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A striking, off-the-shoulder dress that is both ethereal and sleek.
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Laura looked like an old-fashioned movie star: wide-eyed and ethereal.
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My angel brings me joy each time I see her ethereal beauty.
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It updates op art of the '60s to gorgeous and ethereal effect.
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It has this kind of magical, ethereal, weird kind of addictive quality.
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The sound is ethereal—an otherworldly hum resonating from our own planet.
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Bauer's complex perspectives on the ethereal are evident in conversation as well.
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How to regulate the ethereal, though, is highly speculative and certainly untested.
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Filters from the VSCO app, she said, create a more ethereal look.
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Ethereal, quiet, and steely, Solange Knowles's "Don't Touch My Hair" has soul.
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"You can make a real difference for these ethereal creatures," she says.
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J.P. "Estamos Bien" is an ethereal take on the Bad Bunny sound.
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Even without understanding the words, I could hear ethereal and haunting moods.
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Rhythm, for the poet, becomes transportive, carrying him into an ethereal plane.
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Suspended above an ethereal levitating female figure are two cherubs with wings.
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In The Natural (1984), she plays a single mother cast in ethereal light.
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In the last two months, Open Sea has done $500,183 in ethereal volume.
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This is where he produces his beautifully ethereal signature sound that people love.
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We connected on an ethereal level and I'm sure we will meet again.
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They're ethereal and more beautiful then I could ever hope they would be.
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Esad Ribic's art is ethereal and gorgeous, but Secret Wars isn't exactly thrilling.
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That "revolution" seemed to be the Ethereal Summit's buzzword du jour was interesting.
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This computer-generated videoscape is the work of Evosia Studios, and titled Ethereal.
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Some men are attractive, in a manly way, even in an ethereal way.
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" Video editor Sera Timms elaborates, "Chasm's music conveys a sense of ethereal longing.
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So its impact is impossible to measure, as ethereal and ephemeral as memory.
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Santiago Rubino also worked in line with his existing ethereal and illustrative style.
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Most of the recent works on display brim with a haunting, ethereal nostalgia.
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I'm sorry to be so -- I don't mean to be ethereal or dramatic.
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"I wanted to have these ethereal developments sort of represent emotion," he said.
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Who can say no to an ethereal Ulla Johnson dress at 50% off?
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Her tone is supportive and intimate, and it frequently veers into the ethereal.
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There's an ethereal vibe to the music that compliments her voice so nicely.
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Valentino opts for an ethereal angel and Rick Owens brings out the vampires.
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"Can she just not help herself?" she wondered aloud in her ethereal voice.
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It can never be no more, but it's one of them things. Ethereal.
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"I feel very angelic, celestial, ethereal," Ms. Perry said on the red carpet.
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Her singing offers structure to textures that are ethereal, moody, and ever-shifting.
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Now, the ethereal biscuits for which she is known are being sold nationwide.
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Technological and spiritual quests vibrate throughout the state, intermingling, often creating the ethereal.
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While physical, they seem ethereal, made not of wood but of concentrated mist.
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Game developers look to create ethereal escapes and immersive horror and shooter games.
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These ideas are far too ethereal and individualistic to make a tangible impact.
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Matsumura's striking, ethereal eyes are normally mentioned at about this point in the story.
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Josiah McElheny's glass vessels concentrate the ethereal and boundless into the finite and physical.
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"I had done three films that were very ethereal, were quite supernatural," Ronan said.
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It was so ethereal and bohemian with her rosette-covered off-the-shoulder frock.
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"Even in traditional weddings, hair looks have gotten really loose and ethereal," she says.
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Some of the most ethereal, unique ecosystems in the world are enshrouded in clouds.
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The stage was even elevated, flying around like some kind of ethereal rap drone.
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This stunning headpiece and metallic gown, making her look more ethereal than ever. WHAT.
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Color War's latest song starts in ambient swathes with singer Lindsay Mound's ethereal incantations.
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"It's very ethereal, stately – kind of channeling 1980s Dominique Deveraux [from] Dynasty," she says.
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This happened recently when Delish introduced us to Kalabasa Bakery's ethereal chocolate feather cakes.
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The misty, ethereal video feels as passionate and soothing as the song is visualizes.
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Soft particles, the magic ingredient he invokes, form ethereal hairy coats around such holes.
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For an ethereal evening experience, visit the Simatai section of the Wall after sunset.
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Now, the outward slope of the bowl is met with a graceful, ethereal lid.
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Meanwhile, this so-called Pure ANC is a bit more ethereal of a feature.
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The work's beginning here was ethereal yet stabbing, the way flurries feel on skin.
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The visuals fit into typical nationalist propaganda, but they also touch on the ethereal.
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And yet, this crude Mecca is just the shell of a more ethereal dream.
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They are languid, ethereal cousins of Stan Brakhage's films, ambiguous and fascinating to watch.
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Whether speeding and distorted or slow and ethereal, the Messthetics have a remarkable cohesion.
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Her collection is romantic and ethereal and includes styles both with or without sleeves.
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Hear dark electronics, industrial, goth, 80's new wave, ethereal, and everything in between.
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Kale Binder remained an ethereal concept standing in for all that could have been.
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The process makes the flesh translucent, leaving behind an ethereal blue-purple-pink skeleton.
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His own newer, introspective paintings, blending figuration with ethereal elements, are there as well.
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It's because at any moment a regular gripe session can burst into the ethereal.
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Suddenly, it made sense to immersive ourselves in these vast, ethereal, majestically somber albums.
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And they're associated with the air, the sky, and the ethereal, symbolizing dreams and inspiration.
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"This gives the hair a separated, ethereal texture that doesn't look too polished," he says.
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She was recently featured in her mom's gorgeous, ethereal maternity photoshoot, done by Awol Erizku.
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The culture, too, has managed to stay both the same and ethereal in its difference.
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It is the power to reveal the ethereal love that exists within us underneath socialisation.
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I turned on twinkly lights and ethereal gong music and passed an elephant-shaped pipe.
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Pair this ethereal makeup with pastel or jewel tones for a fairy or mermaid costume.
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She spoke at the Ethereal Summit about how the European Union is approaching blockchain regulation.
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With their ghostly and ethereal appearance, Krasko's dolls capture the intensity of raw human emotion.
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Rick and Morty fans are no doubt familiar with the ethereal music of Chaos Chaos.
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These ethereal visions of spiritual glory contrast sharply with the humble circumstances of their origins.
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His own textual persona is less flesh-and-blood than an ethereal, emotionally distant presence.
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Several Broadway and Off Broadway lighting designers spoke recently about harnessing this most ethereal element.
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Then comes "Banshee Beat," its circular drum loop underneath a swell of ethereal, arpeggiating guitars.
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They also have elaborate hair pieces for the bride going for a more ethereal look.
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PARIS — Bella Hadid in an ethereal pink Dior confection, posing at the Cannes Film Festival.
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It shows in ethereal tones a pre-industrial coast and a light that never existed.
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To me it is bold and vibrant, at the same time ethereal with mysterious depth.
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There's no musing on humanity or ethereal symbolism, like there was in Steven Spielberg's Jaws.
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This starts off one way—as an ethereal, soul-steeped pop song—but then, POW!
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The images are nothing like the innocent-looking, nearly ethereal girls of the bronze statues.
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Corporeal and ethereal at once, Chin's poems are electric, and this collection shouldn't be missed.
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A chorus of nearly 40 voices provides harmonic plushness and ethereal sounds during crucial episodes.
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Among the white ethereal dresses and summer daze is an underlying threat of something darker.
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And by an Alaska, we mean an ethereal, mysterious, alluring girl who died too young?
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That girl then appears, riding a skateboard across an astral highway, chasing an ethereal butterfly.
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We're ready to experiment with ethereal aesthetics starting Friday as material Venus enters otherworldly Aquarius.
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Some of the choral writing is ethereal, unfolding in long-spun lines and chantlike phrases.
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The ethereal sound against the backdrop of the gallery made for a goosebump-inducing environment.
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Elsewhere he just floats around, throwing instruments together and melting them into an ethereal swirl.
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The result is a cloud cover of crispy but still somehow ethereal skin, nubbly and dark.
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Khinkali are sturdy dumplings- there is none of the delicacy of the ethereal raviolo here. 6.
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They go for almost ethereal melodies that you wouldn't necessarily write for a male boy band.
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The ethereal four-piece collection includes a dress, blouse, jumpsuit, and skirt in four color ways.
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You'd be hard pressed to spot anyone in the ethereal photos compiled in his series, Segue.
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From above, they are eerily ethereal; bright white galaxies of cloud swirling around navel-shaped cores.
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Yaeji's "Passionfruit" also sounded better on the HomePod, which really highlighted the record's ethereal/atmospheric vibes.
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There was something so ethereal about it, but I was like, Not all angels are flouncy.
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The work begins with clouds of ethereal dissonance that are moved along by gentle rhythmic impulses.
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The royal mom was head-to-toe glam in an ethereal cream gown by Self Portrait.
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Miami-based musician and multimedia artist Virgo evokes an ethereal, dreamlike quality in everything she touches.
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The first Praxis I attended was led by an ethereal, soft-spoken redhead in her twenties.
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The resulting installations are both graphic and ethereal, the repeated lines accumulating in layers and crosshatches.
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This ethereal film, with mountainous landscapes that take your breath away, passes the Bechdel test easily.
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You may be dreaming of romance when love planet Venus meets ethereal Neptune early this week.
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The loss may be as material as money or as ethereal as a sense of standing.
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Sometimes headwear is part of a full look like this ethereal outfit fully-equipped with wings ...
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Each makes it possible for a performer to be ethereal; each gives the illusion of floating.
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Words like feminine, ethereal, and romantic often come to mind when we think of pink makeup.
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Jung makes the complex repetition of the act result in pieces that border on the ethereal.
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What I'm attracted to the most is a combination of dark techno and ethereal deep house.
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Diving deep into the nuances of connection, it's a beautifully immersive slice of ethereal trip-hop.
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Maybe I read too much le Carré, but to me these ethereal messages were very scary.
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Snarling verses give way to simple, ethereal choruses, Lee's voice pushed back against the overdriven bass.
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Take, for instance Soey Milk's erotic feminine daydream scenes, or Manuela Landroyo's dreamy and ethereal portraits.
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Pak's ethereal digital art creates a wintry mood that somehow combines movement with seemingly endless serenity.
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It isn't pretty, exactly, but it's harsh and hypnotic, primal and ethereal at the same time.
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Her ethereal voice carries an emotion that shines through the often deceptive simplicity of her music.
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And it presents Beyoncé the singer in guises from ethereal grace to raw ferocity and pain.
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As their ethereal name would imply, fairy circles have long bewildered researchers as to their origins.
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The ensemble exploits a wide range of sounds, from ethereal harmonies to guttural cries and yelps.
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But the image is one ethereal stillness, showing a delicately pockmarked surface of white and gray.
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Others were more elegant and subtle, draped with silky pink roses or veils of ethereal chiffon.
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An ethereal, floor-grazing sheer dress with a low back that's equal parts romantic and sexy.
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Despite its ethereal setting, Ways Out from the World is firmly grounded in Cappadocia's unique history.
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The dreamy opener "10K" showcases her sonic leap, boasting a pogoing bassline, ethereal harmonies, and woozy guitars.
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Barney's ethereal and highly emotive voice gives the song a haunting quality, making it an instant BOP.
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GOODMAN: And I think there&aposs sort of an ethereal spirit now through our Vegas Golden Knights.
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Even physics great James Clerk Maxwell, whose equations reveal the speed of light, considered these ethereal ideas.
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Perhaps more aptly called 'ethereal dreamscapes' than photographs, the images of photographer Maria Louceiro are effortlessly poignant.
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Rebirth was a central theme of Tadashi Shoji's spring show, which included ethereal gowns and voluminous skirts.
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It's strange seeing these humans, avatars of the alien and ethereal online, ordering food like mere mortals.
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"Thank you for that wonderful question," Pennsylvania said, her voice so light and airy it was ethereal.
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Marling brings an ethereal quality to her character, which proves pivotal to being drawn into the drama.
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Faraway Reach stretches ever higher into ethereal vibes while keeping feet firmly rooted on the dance floor.
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Evans, a Brighton-based artist and designer, creates ethereal abstract imagery by fusing analog and digital techniques.
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In 65 A.D., Seneca would again find that philosophy did not exist only in the ethereal world.
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The paintings blend ethereal atmospherics with Mucha's familiar neo-classical figures, mixing Slavic mythology with genuine history.
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At Sunday's show, Blue walked the red carpet looking positively radiant, and fans applauded her ethereal dress.
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When Stalin finally dies, an ethereal Georgy Malenkov, played by Jeffrey Tambor, attempts to fill his shoes.
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Maybe it's the way fireflies' resplendent displays can transform our everyday landscapes into places ethereal and otherworldly.
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They are particularly captivating phenomenon because they form ghostly, ethereal shapes, which people frequently anthropomorphize for kicks.
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Even in the ethereal world of sci-fi, the Chinese government remains firmly in control of things.
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"We decided [on a] ethereal updo with plenty of texture and movement," the hair pro tells PeopleStyle.
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Beyoncé looked ethereal in an all-white, see-through dress, while the Dixie Chicks matched in black.
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The Atlanta-based rapper became an enigma after a string of Ethereal and Mexikodro platform shattering hits.
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This Cryptokitty was made specially for the Ethereal Summit and it sold at auction for $140,000 USD.
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From Lumière's expressive face to Cogsworth's mustache-like clock hands, every detail felt ethereal yet, somehow, real.
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And modern audiences seem to enjoy the ethereal sound that made 19th-century listeners think of death.
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The throbbing trance pads, the flat claps, the ethereal backing singer, and then that voice....that chorus.
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Again I enjoyed the ethereal cloud play along the flanks of Baker Mountain, this time from above.
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Add a bit of Mixing Medium Shine for an added glow to get that ethereal fairy look.
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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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In 2010, washed-out images of skinny and ethereal white women became the internet's newest favorite aesthetic.
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Here, I pair it with a lemon-imbued angel food cake, which is fluffier and more ethereal.
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Thus, the outsize significance of the wedding ring, a clumsy flail toward concretizing what is essentially ethereal.
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Even so, the piece is no less ethereal for the time and work that went into it.
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Van Herpen marries science and technology, as well as artistry and meticulous handicraft, in her ethereal designs.
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What makes the harp so beautiful is the way it radiates through open space, ethereal and unhurried.
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They're magical, turning into ethereal globes filled with ice crystals when the surrounding temperature is just right.
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"I feel interested in going lighter with color, more ethereal, playing up the water theme," she said.
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I Put a Spell on You Two magical collections connect the real world with more ethereal realms.
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They take on ethereal and atmospheric qualities that aren't present when you're just observing a single straw.
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This ballet has it all, from the joyful community of the group to its spiritual, ethereal duets.
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Furie is described as "ethereal" by one of his friends in the piece and that's mostly true.
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Yes. But it also illustrates his transition from fallible young man into a regal, almost ethereal, symbol.
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"Boundaries" mixes Weir's ethereal portraiture with still life images and reportage work in Israel, India and Jordan.
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This means wines that are balanced and energetic, substantial rather than ethereal, yet not blusterous or domineering.
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It is ethereal and has a complexity to it unlike any cut of meat I've ever had.
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This album presents a series of hummable paradoxes: ethereal and durable, harsh and delicate, propulsive and light.
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The most ethereal works in this gallery are by Luc Tuymans and the late Hüseyin Bahri Alptekin.
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The ever-ethereal Betonkust and hardware junkie, Palmbomen II, have teamed up for a collaborative release on 1080p.
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In addition to Archibald and Stalin, the album features usual suspects iLoveMakonnen, Abra, Ethereal, Tommy Genesis, and more.
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There's a quality to the Chicago-based guitarist's work that is so thick, so ethereal, so distinctly... his.
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The record bleeds Ciel's eclectic influences, highlighting an ethereal shoe-gazing past that envelopes her experimental percussive patterns.
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He's fine, but he's very obviously a child actor, in a movie that requires something slightly more ethereal.
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The wedding bouquet was done in the "gentle, ethereal, relaxed" style, according to a statement from the palace.
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He's very ethereal and go-with-the-flow, so it will be interesting to see how that happens.
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It seems to be in limbo between reality and the spirit world, mixing the mundane with the ethereal.
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A nearby wall of Danish designer Verner Panton's Ring lamps (1969/2000) provides the perfect funky, ethereal echo.
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Davis's performance has skewed to the bold and audacious; by contrast, these little paintings are ethereal and introspective.
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Instead, the image above reveals a churning swarm of cyclones, like ethereal blue galaxies all clamoring for space.
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Was it the ethereal print, the one-shoulder ruffled cut, or the 68% off price that enticed me?
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It wasn't long before this ethereal album became my favourite too — and it has remained thus ever since.
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Sure, the songs sometimes forget to have beats or hooks and it's just ethereal ooohs misting over you.
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A kind of ethereal calm surrounds him and softens his words, though they do not need much softening.
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In May, I attended the Ethereal Summit, a conference held in a former industrial glassworks in Maspeth, Queens.
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Yet its vaguely ethereal connotation is surprisingly adaptable to the unusual thesis with which Dumas paints her subject.
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These ethereal atmospheres turn hazy and rough, then give way to intertwining vines of melody in the winds.
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It was renowned for its riverine suppleness, and for an ethereal translucence that few other voices could equal.
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Virgo season is a psychically energized time for you, Libra, as your mind wanders to the ethereal plane.
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At times Anastasio's guitar evoked shining water or ethereal mist; at other times it was guttural and fierce.
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The VicThe Vic has an old theater feel with a modern twist, ethereal lighting and plenty of space.
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The ethereal silk dresses printed with Schiff's photographs of candles and grasses were paired with lug-soled boots.
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A bubbling pot of tender fish and ethereal tofu in a prickly chile sauce will stay with you.
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At Cathédrale, the Italian artist Edoardo Tresoldi has installed an ethereal mesh sculpture titled "Fillmore" on the ceiling.
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Charming Venus makes her way into ethereal Aquarius on December 20, encouraging us to take more independent action.
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In this case, politicians are claiming that the regulations are necessary to protect consumers from some ethereal harm.
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But with its sun streaks, soft focus and off-kilter framing, the photo has a fleeting, ethereal quality.
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As Beauty, Taylor Richardson has an aptly ethereal presence, gliding silently through the early scenes like a fairy sprite.
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Fittingly, the lavender shade is right in line with the ethereal, candy-colored aesthetic she's been all about lately.
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With this ethereal eyeshadow look, we're evoking the radiant purples and blues of the legendary artist's watercolor brush strokes.
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Indie rockers across the spectrum, from the ethereal Angel Olson to the Regrettes, whose music strums with electric guitar.
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The artists behind 3hund, Friedrich van Schoor and Tarek Mawad, are best-known for staging ethereal scenes in nature.
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Light-sensitive filters and long establishing shots enhance its nocturnal ambiance, delivering a portrait of a slumbering, ethereal planet.
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Though Nike is the Greek goddess of victory, she looks unassuming — and almost angelic — in her light, ethereal dress.
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Every single one is satisfying to look at, and the Gallery's quiet, cathedral-like atmosphere enhances their ethereal quality.
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She also digitally superimposed the images of herself onto the old photos, casting herself as her mother's ethereal double.
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New images captured by the ESO's Very Large Telescope are offering some unprecedented views of this ethereal celestial structure.
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The beauty pro, who also created Cardi's ethereal Grammy Awards makeup, says pregnancy hasn't affected their approach to makeup.
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Ethereal Summit attendees could take a break from it all by participating in guided meditations in the court yard.
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With an ethereal wisdom and auntie assuredness, DuVernay socially broadcast the paths in the industry for women of color.
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Paris and Nicole Hilton channeled Marie Antoinette for the night, while Delevigne opted for an ethereal, flowing purple gown.
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She hinted at Monday's news during a presentation at Ethereal Summit, hosted by ethereum startup incubator ConsenSys, last week.
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According to Deborah Mitchell, Middleton's beautician and founder of Heaven Skincare, the secret to her ethereal glow is Nutella.
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Splatters of activity in the piano (Sergio Tiempo played with grand vivacity) fall over ethereal whispers in the strings.
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But among the old-school tweeds, ethereal ruffling, and complicated knotting, tying, and layering was Karl's version of emoji.
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The Corvette was too new to have found its way into any songs yet, but it already looked ethereal.
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"The ethereal voice and musician behind White Hinterland, Casey Dienel is suing Justin Bieber over his 2015 song "Sorry.
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Your photography has a wonderful, ethereal quality to it, so much so that it feels nostalgic in its beauty.
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Her figures bloom and radiate with ethereal energy, and the occasional splash of bright colors imbues them with life.
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Alone, she can seem aimless and ethereal, and she may threaten preconceived notions of what makes for valuable company.
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My mother was this calm, ethereal force who glided through and never went off one end or the other.
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In 2005, she acquired the ethereal Christos collection, and in 2015 she started a lower-priced line, Nouvelle Amsale.
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He emphasizes the situation's surrealism with his choice of instruments, like the ondes Martenot and its ethereal, swooping tones.
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His is a distinctive voice, spiked by cluster-like harmonies, at once piercing and ethereal, and squiggly rhythmic riffs.
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In Brown's "Working Title" (1985), a dancer is lifted by a harness for an effect more human than ethereal.
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So say the eclipse chasers who venture great distances and go to extreme lengths to witness the ethereal occurrence.
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At the inaugural ball in January 2009, Obama's ethereal white gown put young designer Jason Wu on the map.
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Intoning words of ethereal piety, they investigated her condition fully, turned to the crowd, and pronounced her ... a virgin!
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A more ethereal experience can be arranged as well: You can choose to have your ashes shot into space.
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J.P. There's a tremendous amount of imagination and complexity hiding inside this cheerful and ethereal instrumental prog-rock jam.
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Finally, Sweeney looked ethereal in a Paolo Sebastian dress, Yessayan earrings, and rings by Yvan Tufenkjian and Le Vian.
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Later, we'd hear the eerie, ethereal moan of pigeons trained to fly in circles with whistles on their tails.
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We love Tara Donovan's work, the way she takes simple things, like dots, and transforms them into something ethereal.
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In Debicki's curiously ethereal performance, we see a vulnerable, self-flagellating intellect — a damaged soul sustained by expressing itself.
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The soprano Tony Arnold, a contemporary-music champion, sang with uncanny precision while sustaining high tones with ethereal beauty.
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IF YOU WANT TO HAVE A GREAT COMPANY – CRAMER: BUT IT IS ETHEREAL, IT'S NOT WHAT WE'VE BEEN TAUGHT.
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Watch the steam that rises, swirling in the carafe; be mindful of the ethereal nature of your inner self.
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In Debicki's curiously ethereal performance, we see a vulnerable, self-flagellating intellect — a damaged soul sustained by expressing itself.
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He is larger than life, appearing to exist in an ethereal void separate from Adam, Eve and their children.
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With an extensive color palette, Milk creates highly-refined works that depict ethereal young women, awash in dreamlike imagery.
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Even when she does features for other people's hits, you can't mistake her thick, spiky, spicy, ethereal, indescribable cadence.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There is an angel in the Bronx's Woodlawn Cemetery that walks in ethereal beauty.
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Any profile of a wellness guru is not complete without a lengthy description of the ethereal beauty of the guru.
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Faris, 40, opted for an ethereal ensemble with her light pink gown from Marchesa's Spring 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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Still, the film's shocking premise is counterbalanced by its quiet, almost ethereal vibe, a product of Kate Arizmendi's beautiful cinematography.
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We're loving the ethereal, romantic effect a solo hue gives, and the toned-down rainbow look they deliver when combined.
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Ms. Beasley employs layers of blue silk and painted organza to represent the ethereal fog settling in along the lake.
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The result of that chance alignment is that the rocket appears surrounded by a sort of ethereal halo of light.
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Ground yourself this week by writing every ethereal thought and big idea down and circling back after getting some space.
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A digital dress was sold for $9,500 at a blockchain event called the Ethereal Summit in New York in May.
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But you know what, the Ethereal blockchain conference a few months later had a yoga and chill-out zone too.
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Now, yet another room, The Heath, is transformed into an ethereal setting for mentalist Scott Silven's At The Illusionist's Table.
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The creatures' language is as strange and beautiful as they are ("ethereal octopi" doesn't do justice to the movie's creativity).
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Each of her handcrafted creations mimics corals or mold-like matter, appear as ethereal and otherworldly as they do organic.
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Her ethereal existence did not stop Kondo, 35, from strengthening his commitment to her with a recent $18,000 wedding ceremony.
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Milosz aimed "to move constantly between a poetry of social and historical reality" and ethereal questions about time and eternity.
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For this video, they specifically worked on Look #20, an ethereal putty-hued, long-sleeve dress that's covered in embellishments.
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Ex-Imperials like Ysanne Isard were too interested in personal glory, while Sith villains chased a fickle and ethereal power.
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And maybe when they meet, the ethereal sounds of "All Along the Watchtower" cascade downward through the corridors of Winterfell.
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If you smear it everywhere, even the most impressive formulas can leave you looking more disco ball than ethereal goddess.
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Backstage Beauty Report The Rodarte designers Kate and Laura Mulleavy often spin a dreamy, youthful quality into their ethereal collections.
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That made it totally clear that it's all ethereal, it's all bullshit, that color doesn't mean anything in a vacuum.
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He cautioned that falafel must be eaten immediately, and he's right: One moment it's ethereal, the next a lead balloon.
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The "Nocturne" music reminded me of weather patterns for some reason — cyclical, somewhat predictable (though sometimes not), ethereal, magical, beautiful.
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Yet he is also a composer of considerable refinement, who can weave ethereal textures from a few carefully chosen pitches.
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She then opted for a more ethereal look while attending the Alexandre Vauthier show during Haute Couture Paris Fashion Week.
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He lands in the Great Before, an ethereal world where new souls are assigned personality traits before heading to Earth.
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HBO has long begun its shows with a television zapping onto a static field that resolves into an ethereal hum.
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The orchestra cushions her in ethereal sonorities for high strings hovering over tremulous undertows flecked with soft chimes and percussion.
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And it was done with discipline: The choir had to deliver pure, ethereal perfection, every note immaculately tuned and placed.
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As such, Ms. Mitchell's score combines folk, pop and Dixieland with rhythmic work shanties and, for the lovers, ethereal arias.
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Unlike many cathedrals, the Sagrada Família is airy and ethereal, with towering stained-glass windows in brilliant and bold tones.
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Papadakis, 22, and Guillaume, 23, have brought an ethereal freshness to ice dancing with their seamless movement across the ice.
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So we need white wines that have the heft to be satisfying in weather that could discourage more ethereal bottles.
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Ms. Charles's voice is haunting and ethereal, but her lyrics tend to tackle questions of social justice and contemporary society.
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I also had "ethereal" instead of ELDRITCH (probably from seeing EPHEMERAL in the same column), and "allegro" rather than SCHERZO.
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BONN, Germany — A rendering of early-20th-century London's industrial grime in ethereal blues and green-grays by Claude Monet.
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In the early two-thousands, Four Tet, Beth Orton, Imogen Heap, and other artists helped pioneer ethereal folk-electronic hybrids.
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Mesut Özil, an ethereal German playmaker for Arsenal, the team that I support, generated eighty-six hundred and twenty-nine.
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There's a trippy scene in which a character floats into a resurrection, an ethereal drift that borders on the surreal.
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The artworks in Words/Matter suggest that language is not simply ethereal and cerebral, but infinitely malleable, corporeal, and tactile.
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There is almost nothing to the plot, but the mesmerizing production and ethereal music render a more robust plot unnecessary.
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In contrast, a lot of internet-based businesses are so ethereal that they barely create any jobs in most markets.
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The result is an unusual materiality: a gritty, grubby surface that dissolves into an ethereal experience of color and light.
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Mustashrik's glimmering visuals illuminate the song's rousing crescendos, luminous synth lines, and ethereal vocal track while maintaining his determined sentiment.
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Though both the dress and jumpsuit made Cuoco look ethereal, only one of the looks survived the night in pristine condition.
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Among the greatest strengths of the production is Jean Kalman's sublime lighting design, which evokes the ethereal installations of James Turrell.
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"These ethereal indoor rainbows prompt us to examine public spaces in a new, fantastical light," the Toledo Museum of Art wrote.
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It's also surprisingly full-featured, given the company's traditionally passive approach to hardware design – not to mention its decidedly ethereal name.
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Martenot's creation has most in common with the theremin, whose ethereal glissandi are likewise familiar from many a sci-fi score.
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They prove the ethereal appeal that motivates an Egyptian teenager to create a viral video mashup comparing Jordan and Kobe Bryant.
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Richard's not done getting violent, though; the ethereal man-boy with a bouffant heads to Sylvia Horne's home — she's his grandmother.
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To create the airy, ethereal look, start with a solid base of foundation, making sure not to forget your upper eyelids.
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The second, and infinitely more rewarding option, is to put on songs like Marcus Henriksson's otherworldly, ethereal, disturbingly seductive minimal slinker.
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Perfect for playing in the open air, its ethereal lyrics also offer a few minutes of much-needed optimism and catharsis.
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Posen says he was inspired by the beauty of Windsor and the surrounding countryside for the royal bride's ethereal second look.
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Between Kate's ethereal blue dress and Meghan Markle's floral-embellished brocade dress, the royal sisters-in-law were ready for spring.
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This deck emerged around the Ethereal Peddler, matching several newer tools with one of the oldest Rogue tricks in the book.
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When the spotlight hit, it made some of Hollywood's biggest celebrities look downright ethereal — all on the brink of beauty perfection.
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Even the glare cast by the overhead reading light transforms a typical travel magazine photo of woman swimming into something ethereal.
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That EP's title track, which features Manhattan-based artist Scott Mou aka Queens, was complimented with an ethereal, cosmically ritualistic video.
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Most of the drawing is negative space and light contouring, fitting for a boy absorbed in his own ethereal, erotic bliss.
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"She's your ethereal concierge," says Rolls-Royce, and she handles most things around the vehicle in response to your voice commands.
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As we dropped our coins into a reflecting pool, she silently slipped into the adjoining tank, swimming in the ethereal water.
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Photo by Nedda Asfari Emma Ruth Rundle opens her video for "Real Big Sky" with a monologue about appreciating the ethereal.
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The works appear backlit by bright neons, and shimmer with an ethereal iridescence reminiscent of polarized sunglasses, motorcycle windscreens, and pearls.
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Swift opted for an ethereal pink Versace gown that featured a thigh-high slit and embellished silver details on the bodice.
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They routinely interact with more opaquely colored humans; touchingly, we see ethereal goddesses sadly cradling their more embodied-looking adult sons.
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Around Consensus 210 last May, Bitcoin accelerated its gains above $2,000, and was bolstered by the first TokenSummit and Ethereal Summit.
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And yet somehow all of them, captured in delicate salted-paper prints that luxuriate in ethereal velvety grays, are serenely beautiful.
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With her choppy blond hair and aquamarine eyes, she has a sprite-like, ethereal quality, which can belie her artistic savvy.
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In one "frozen" painting a plastic hand, surrounded by a looping, ethereal string, emerges from the hazy crystal grasping for space.
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Related:Seamless Collages Marry the Sweet and the Surreal Greetings from a Cyber Pastel Dream WorldSensual, Ethereal Watercolors Reinterpret the Female Form
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Finding her religious devotion "too ethereal, too disconnected," she was politically awoken by a sociologist nun at the age of 41.
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The eShop's music is itself a treat, a calming blend of 90s Weather Channel aesthetics and ethereal new age synth tones.
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Her new single — with its chanting chorus, driving backbeat, and clubby video — replaces her old ethereal, dreamy sensibility with pure pop.
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Parties revolve around a fragile, ethereal central vibe, and it can be irreparably ruined by one simple stroke of idiocy (yours).
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If it has a star, it's Molly Lieber, a contemporary dancer who somehow manages to be at once grounded and ethereal.
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The Egyptians and the Israelis reach out to one another on waves of melody, from ethereal Arab song to thumping klezmer.
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What's so cool about Tamaryn is that she's unafraid to be herself, evolve and show off her talent for ethereal songwriting.
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Ethereal mesh pieces in muted browns and greens are accented with an iridescent taffeta, gathered in tight ruffles and structured bows.
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The magenta purple is the connection point of the ethereal and material, and the tan is to-do list and calendars.
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This is also a spiritual experience: It's a chance to share a reverence for the ethereal scenery of America's wild places.
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Enter "Overwhelming," the catchy slab of ethereal trap music made by Matt Ox who is, I'm guessing, around 12 years old.
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If Sharon Tate were a more grounded presence, instead of someone ethereal, Once Upon a Time would be a different movie.
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For romantic delirium, none can match William Wyler's ethereal 1939 Hollywood version (Sunday and Monday), starring Laurence Olivier and Merle Oberon.
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As a character, Francie is an especially missed opportunity, all roiling emotion and obsession, too ethereal to ground the novel's storytelling.
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But Devlin's set was a revelation, a blend of the concrete and the ethereal that perfectly expressed the play's underlying themes.
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A mirrorless camera mounted on the aircraft snapped hundreds of photos, each capturing an ethereal, 200-foot-wide expanse of ice.
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Opener "Julien" sets the tone: upbeat but slightly languid, coasting over crunchy, ethereal synthesizer chords whose dewy sparkle isn't quite tangible.
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This wine was ethereal — very much in keeping with the elegant style of Mugnier — yet powerfully deep, resonating long after swallowing.
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In soccer, they allowed us to marvel over ethereal displays of skill, studying the looping tricks and sharing them across the web.
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While a total solar eclipse may appear otherworldly and ethereal, there is a ton of science to suggest it is totally normal.
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The ethereal movement captured through the original chronophotography technique remains, but Cafini gives the sequence's final pose a clear, more defined image.
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The activists I grew up idolizing seemed to all have an ethereal glow to them — they radiated passion, dignity, truth, and justice.
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The ethereal look is fitting for a queen who spent the past year traveling around the globe and cultivating her inner strength.
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The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum's ethereal group show, Weather Report, organized by Exhibitions Director Richard Klein, is similarly felicitous in its design.
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During the peak of the storm early Saturday morning, NASA/NOAA shot this ethereal moonlit nighttime image from its Suomi NPP satellite.
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Sephora's very own highlighting palette (in two shade options) is marked down to $21 and contains a rainbow of ethereal-looking colors.
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McGrady pulled together her wedding to Keys without a planner, and kept their overall theme "ethereal, romantic and very wispy," she says.
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Victoria Manganiello is a New York City-based weaver, designer, art teacher, and consultant who creates ethereal sculptural installations out of thread.
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So [we] took those as inspiration because the song is "Over the Moon" and has that ethereal outer space vibe to it.
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An ethereal stained glass sculpture blends science and mysticism in Amoeba, a new work by Austrian visual trickster and artist Thomas Medicus.
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Investing in a house seems less risky or ethereal than buying a stock index fund whose value can plummet at any time.
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What he meant by "the purer reaches" was ethereal questions about time and eternity, the nature of morality, the essence of religion.
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As I hurled ethereal flaming hammers at a hovering metal eyeball, I thought about how far I had come in two years.
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"It's not hard to take a beautiful picture of this magical creature," he captioned a rather ethereal-looking snap of Dewan Tatum.
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Ethereal and dramatic, they hover in space, transforming as the viewer moves from side to side, in and out, up and down.
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It tells of a family of ethereal singers who try to maintain peace and balance in the world's realms through their songs.
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Still, there are some fine moments as Mr. Scott and his ethereal star work together to highlight the seductiveness of the strange.
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A rhythmic nasal hum develops momentum and eventually breaks into more ethereal climes, creating the sense that you have cleared the quotidian.
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Floating from the ceiling like an oversized jellyfish, Tawney's "The Bride Has Entered" (1982) dangles ethereal linen threads shimmering with gold leaf.
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The internet is not ethereal, and a new project from the blog Low-Tech Magazine aims to make that issue more tangible.
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There are certain elements that point to that destitution or that pain, and then other elements which are creating something more ethereal.
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New York-via-Kansas producer Huerco S. shared an ethereal new 30-minute ambient work yesterday via new NYC label Quiet Time.
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Featuring reworkings from Kenneth Bager, Peaking Lights, Al Breadwinner and 2814, it's a gorgeously ethereal waft of tropical rainforest new age schmaltz.
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He spent some time trying out a few different versions of the clean, ethereal, by-the-sea look Maeda was going for ...
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The Countess died in the Hotel Cortez, after all, which means she'll still haunt the season's final episode as an ethereal monster.
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As an ethereal silence descended, Mr. Kerry cocked his head in the stillness of one of the world's last truly wild places.
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I do remember seeing an image of an intact kelp forest — giant, gauzy strands of green, suspended against an ethereal blue backdrop.
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And the music that this trio creates has a double identity, too: sometimes a tangle of electric laceration, elsewhere an ethereal sprawl.thebellhouseny.
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The ethereal and the earthbound are so harmonized that it is impossible to gauge where one leaves off and the other begins.
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The album's first single, "The Gate," mixes ethereal harmonies with a nod to some kind of vaporwave-by-way-of-Tolkien aesthetic.
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Each artist within the Beauty exhibit is categorized within one of seven ephemeral categories: extravagant, intricate, ethereal, transgressive, emergent, elemental, and transformative.
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Two of the nights we were there, there were sightings of the northern lights, ethereal streaks of color across the night sky.
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Instead, she achieved just the right balance of tonal refinement and childlike simplicity to make this vision of heavenly life ethereal indeed.
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Fang says the new range will be filled with optical illusions and unexpected materials for an effect that's both ethereal and surreal.
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Janusz Golab is a long-limbed lion of a climber with curly hair that goes here and there like an ethereal nimbus.
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As Mr. Schrey built from skimming, ethereal notes on the fiddle to a fast Irish reel, Mr. Gareiss, too, gathered breathtaking speed.
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"Slow Burn" is the perfect introduction to Kacey Musgraves' ethereal, dewy-eyed, rosy-cheeked world in "Golden Hour," her Grammy-winning opus.
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Lee suggests that a body and its records constantly exchange places of the tangible and the ethereal, the permanent and the fleeting.
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The 72nd Street B/C subway station has reopened, inaugurated with a series of six ethereal ceramic mosaics designed by Yoko Ono.
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As a painter, I'm constantly chasing that magical, ethereal line or stroke or gesture that is half muscle memory or trance action.
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Swae is too limp and detached on his own, while the energetic Jxmmi needs his brother's ethereal presence to escape total conventionality.
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The guardians were inspired by Greek mythology, another recurring theme in shojo manga, and were brought to life by Kairi Yura's ethereal illustrations.
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Aside from two ethereal photos of ballerinas Diana Adams and Mary Ellen Moylan, posing en pointe, we see photographic depictions of male nudity.
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Sticking to strings, Austin Wintory's score for Abzû (listen on Spotify) is every second as enchanting and ethereal as his music for Journey.
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She brings her unique, ethereal voice, with its timbre so reminiscent of Joni Mitchell, to ground her commercially ambitious debut in something grittier.
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In that part of Texas, thousands of stars sparkle above, a celestial complement to Phillips' ethereal music -- and perhaps an inspiration as well.
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The shapes are anachronistic yet beautiful, complementing their rugged surroundings and turning harsh the terrain into ethereal alien worlds punctuated by light geometries.
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Bran and Jojen find the ethereal, beautiful Heart Tree that Jojen saw in his vision, only for Jojen to get stabbed by skeletons.
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A typically deep and ethereal sound is achieved again on Transport, and we're excited to premiere the closing track, "Zeolites" today on THUMP.
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Still, those visiting Disneyland got a look at the castle and statues covered in white, lending an ethereal look to the whole park.
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"The clear air produces evenings that are full of stars and during the full moon everything is bathed in ethereal light," Menrad writes.
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Unlike Rock Band where the gameplay is static, there is something ethereal about how the levels shift, pulsate and expand as you play.
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Instead, the British actress uses her fearsome mermaid contacts and natural-born ethereal bone structure to bring such a complicated character to life.
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It is during the nighttime that a flurry of colourful bangle shops light up the area, giving an ethereal glow to the mosque.
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The movie moves very slowly, which isn't a de facto problem, but coupled with the ethereal quality of the storytelling, it feels unreal.
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The imagery evokes the discovery of Laura Palmer's body in the Twin Peaks pilot: an almost elegant, ethereal portrayal of a grisly death.
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But it's the more quiet moments, like the stripped-down, luscious "Myself" and the ethereal "Underwater," that showcase the team's impressive duality. 5.
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There was no question TikTok had arrived, but the larger mystery lurking just beneath the surface is how ethereal TikTok's dominance will be.
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Dropbox, for starters, is the portal to the perfect ethereal world of The Cloud, and is referenced by name at least 47 times.
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Gorbeia Natural Park in Spain's Basque Country is known for its ethereal forests, like Hayedo de Otzaretta ("hayedo" is Spanish for "beech tree").
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Yes, I did listen to it for exactly that reason, and I'm happy to report: their songs are still haunting, gorgeous, and ethereal.
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As those plates pull apart, hot springs bubble up into acidic pools that form ethereal crystals and pillars as the briny waters evaporate.
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Huppert gives a performance that's intensely ethereal, which is appropriate considering that Isabelle is portrayed in the film as not being quite real.
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"I feel this brings out the most vibrant and also realistic skin tones and adds an ethereal glow to the paintings," he explains.
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Vizl's association with the oceans started in his childhood and his awe for its abundance, its fragility, and its ethereal beauty remains unabated.
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Elsewhere, Heron Oblivion put on the best set of the festival, merging Meg Baird's ethereal vocals with pummeling guitars and pulsing bass lines.
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Best exemplified by this sickly cutscene from Ride, racing games insist there is something more to driving, something edifying or ethereal—almost religious.
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Related: Hyperrealistic oil paintings highlight blossoming young women Meat the Fleshy Oil Paintings of Oda Jaune Sensual, Ethereal Watercolors Reinterpret the Female Form
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Related: [NSFW] Gorgeous Watercolor Nudes Exude Feminine Eroticism This is You When You're Alone Missing Somebody Sensual, Ethereal Watercolors Reinterpet the Female Form
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The Dress "I wanted something silky and romantic and just breathtakingly embroidered ," Dickinson says of her "neo-romantic, ethereal" Jane Booke wedding gown.
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Miranda, in the film version, is an ethereal blonde who waltzes into the wilderness as her acolytes follow, magnetized by her hazy aura.
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But between the crunchy flakes of a homemade pie crust and the ethereal rise of traditional puff pastry, there lies yet another option.
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While seemingly ethereal, their purpose is actually to facilitate 24-hour military patrol, adding an element of armament to an already formidable divide.
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Walking up the side of the volcano in the dusky evening had an ethereal feeling — as if we were walking closer to history.
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The "Game a Week" project was one of self-determination, meant to voluntarily break Wallick's own inability to adapt to an ethereal schedule.
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The show features an ethereal parade of contemporary glass sculpture from an eclectic lineup of international artists, including Kiva Ford and Joshua Bernbaum.
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And sometimes those superstar products come in the packaging equivalent of Charlize Theron — that is, elegant, ethereal, and take-your-breath-away gorgeous.
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While most of the options from this Hollywood-based line hit just at $1,000, there are plenty of ethereal dresses starting at $595.
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Rituel de Fille The Ethereal Veil, $34This buildable cream concealer comes in a variety of undertones to match your skin for seamless coverage.
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At Italian seafood temples like Marea in Midtown Manhattan, you can see diners relishing this heavy red wine with ethereal raw-fish dishes.
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He remains central throughout the piece, later coming between Ms. Lamb and Mr. Bonelli as they perform a floating, ethereal pas de deux.
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The Moon is in Pisces, and it will meet with ethereal Neptune—not much makes sense today, but you're basically OK with that.
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"Until people see robots going down the street killing people, they don't know how to react because it seems so ethereal," he said.
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A series of translucent scrims serve as ethereal (but not altogether practical) backdrops for video projections of pigs and sheep running through fields.
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That's clearest on the ethereal and sinewy "Hopes Up," which features a guest appearance by the emo godfather Chris Carrabba of Dashboard Confessional.
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A cannolo (3 euros) stuffed with ethereal sheep's milk ricotta was wrapped in a light, flaky shell that wasn't remotely greasy or heavy.
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Among the room's many standout pieces: an enormous ethereal landscape by Lucien Lévy-Dhurmer and a large portrait of Mr. Richardson by Warhol.
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"I would definitely give Prism [eyeshadow] stick to Lizzie because it's this ethereal shade that's frosty and has a '90s vibe," she explains.
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He included photographs of extraordinary bamboo scaffolding used in Hong Kong and Shanghai — intricate, handmade lacings that make supertalls look like ethereal baskets.
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" In 1993, the British newspaper The Independent wrote of Mr. Sarno and his research: "There is a problem with describing this ethereal music.
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After all, Buchanan reminds us, the ethereal dreams of the 1960s shaped the all-too-solid contours of the world we inhabit today.
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The online videos are magical, demonstrating how a normally ethereal soap bubble hardens into a lacy globe when the temperature is just right.
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Even though huge, at 130 by 168 by 5 inches, and presumably weighty, this work, with its many openings, seems diaphanous, almost ethereal.
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Appearance: Ethereal Personality: Awe-Inspiring Described as "the alien of the zodiac," air sign Aquarius is known for doing things their own way.
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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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I watched, rapt, as the Ruins of Friendship Orchestra performed a lilting, wandering, live score replete with harp, strings, banjo, and ethereal vocals.
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The couple's reception will be a classy affair, with "ethereal, romantic, wispy" decor and tunes by Frank Sinatra and Natalie Cole playing during dinner.
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Nilsson looked absolutely gorgeous in a breathtaking, strapless gown with an ethereal flowing veil, but her greatest accessory of all was her beaming smile.
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There are alluring touches of watercolor here and there, but white space and black lines, some strong and thick, some feathery and ethereal, dominate.
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The thousands of hours spent creating the collection, the details and the vision, combined with the ethereal impermanence of the shows, was mind-blowing.
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The film, which arrives in limited release next week, split critics after its debut on Friday, with some slamming Malick for his ethereal excess.
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Unspooling the tangled, hegemonic influence of the World Wide Web is difficult, requiring a grasp on the physical and ethereal architectures of the internet.
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The first is a once-popular American rock band fronted by Amy Lee, who released the ethereal, nightmarishly beautiful single "Bring Me To Life".
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Lady Gaga's personal style has evolved dramatically over the years, from wild and boundary-pushing (remember the meat dress, anyone?) to minimal and ethereal.
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Tetris Effect, Tetsuya Mizuguchi's ethereal take on Tetris and one of our favorite games of last year, is coming out on PC next week.
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McGowan, 42, and Detail, 39, were wed in a "romantic and ethereal" ceremony in October 2013 after a little over a year of dating.
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Getty Next, the ethereal undone hair at Elie Saab, which was not only parted perfectly down the middle but also curled into effortless waves.
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Their most famous buildings would have a Brutalist edge, if not for the ethereal glow that comes from all the limestone and glass windows.
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The romantic, ethereal design features a plunging neckline and equally low back, which highlights the fitted silhouette that flares into a sheer lace skirt.
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The track maintains his glimmering, ethereal soundscapes, but just over halfway through wades into murky waters that swell and wane into a rousing finale.
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Recent Call of Duty games have pitted players against secretive sleeper forces inside existing governments and ethereal terrorist organizations with murky motivations and morals.
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In his series, Night Gardens, Belgian photographer Jan Pypers creates intensely moody and ethereal scenes that pull scenes of nighttime activity within arms-reach.
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In Beethoven's Opus 111, Sokolov's interpretive meanderings matched the saturnine magnificence of the score: endless even-toned trills and ethereal figuration cast a spell.
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The walls are coated with "rock dust," or pulverized limestone, which acts as a fire retardant and gives the place a chalky, ethereal appearance.
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Last week, working a full year in advance of the season, designers introduced 2017 collections built on ethereal layers of sheer tulle and georgette.
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In a lot of music, bass is an ethereal presence, enforcing a song's spine in a way that you feel but rarely listen for.
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The suit's vibrations are powerful, transferring the ethereal beauty of music from one sense to another via direct sensations that pulsate through your body.
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Vivid oil paintings capture ethereal scenes of submerged women floating weightlessly in shallow water in writer and visual artist Mark Heine's new Sirens series.
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In a collection priced from 525 euros to 70,000 euros ($615 to $82,110) the diamond embellishment adds to the "ethereal, feminine feel," she said.
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"The 'rainstick effect' was all of those little bits of slag, from thousands of holes, making really the most beautiful, ethereal noise," he said.
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The balance of the elemental and ethereal is present in the vocal lines, too, especially for Miles, the son chosen for the fatal errand.
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"Blue Hill Bay," 2013, is equally scenic, but here the soft, ethereal quality of trees lining the foreground brings to mind certain Corot landscapes.
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Your journey is orchestrated with an ethereal soundtrack that is overlaid with sounds from space like cosmonauts on a radio or rocket engines igniting.
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The result is an exercise in ethereal mood-play that's quite unlike anything she's released before—and you can stream it in full below.
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Even so, it's difficult not to pat your feet, clap your hands or get up and dance when you hear the song's ethereal intro.
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This ethereal shot of free divers was captured in an underwater cave in Mexico, and it won second place in the wide-angle category.
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He emphasized the halting flow of the ethereal melody, which unfolds in abrupt phrases that keep stopping momentarily to let a plush harmony linger.
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There was something almost ethereal about that scene where he's thrown against the wall and the girls run out of the church to see.
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Belanger, who is fine-boned with bright blue eyes and a quality of ethereal, radiant lightness, maneuvers deftly around the space, gingerly moving objects.
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For many New Yorkers, listening to an ethereal folk singer on a subway platform can be a bright spot in an otherwise miserable commute.
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The design also features a tulle bateau neckline, flared ruffle off-shoulder hem and sheer floral embroidery on long sleeves for an ethereal look.
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And though the band's layering of velvety noise and Jonsi Birgisson's ethereal wail is always alluring, a little elegiac ache goes a long way.
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The work of Louis Patric Alderson-Bythell suggested an ethereal meditation on alternative realities, with its futuristic skirts that undulated in rigid material hybrids.
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Choose the best sweet butter you can find (think French) and don't stint; the combination of buttered bread, smoked salmon and herbs is ethereal.
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At 7,916 feet, we were above an inversion: ethereal cloud formations that occur at high altitude where colder temperatures gets trapped beneath warmer air.
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That would explain the title of the collection: "Akasha," a Sanskrit word that refers to an ethereal space at an earthly or metaphysical level.
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I had a truly ethereal version at the restaurant Frenchette right before Christmas, the omelet lined with sea urchin roe and brushed with butter.
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To that end, the works suggest that language is not simply ethereal and cerebral, but infinitely malleable, corporeal, and tactile — a living thing, even.
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Namibia is famed for its deserts, including the world's oldest, a vast expanse of undulating, scorched sand dunes occasionally visited by an ethereal fog.
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Paul, Weiss should be respected for putting the needs of its clients and the firm ahead of the ethereal goals of the digital mob.
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For nearly the past decade, German black metal group Downfall of Gaia has cultivated a sound rooted equally in ethereal atmosphere and earthen aggression.
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Songs like "Sirens," produced by The Internet's Matt Martians and Steve Lacey, and "You," featuring Father and produced by Ethereal, have become cult hits.
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" One of the sleeper hit singles Who came in the form of an ethereal, lush cover of Donna Lewis' "I Love You Always Forever.
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The moments of light in his paintings are the most impressive and the most physical, but they are also the most ethereal — barely there.
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Don't misunderstand me – I love dark and murky recordings too – but I wanted this one to sound as big and ethereal as I could.
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Taking such an ethereal shoe to the pavement would be like eating soufflé with a plastic shovel or sponging a baby's forehead with steel wool.
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We like to think of the rings as a kind of ethereal plane in orbit around the planet, but there's some serious substance to them.
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Instead it was the ethereal beauty of the songs, spread through word of mouth by fans, including Dave Grohl, Tom Petty, and the Avett Brothers.
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Farré was the first eyewitness to transport the viewer up among the clouds, where the shadow of death met the ethereal light of the skies.
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Reign was engineered by Andy Wallace, who mixed Nirvana's Nevermind and Guns N' Roses' Chinese Democracy, in addition to producing Jeff Buckley's ethereal marvel Grace.
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The studio seems to be elevating the concept of a theme park, with stunning, ethereal visuals that turn the real world into a dream environment.
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For structures that could rise to more than 21952 feet and whose weight was measured in tons, Ms. Pepper's sculptures possessed an unexpected ethereal quality.
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Despite a globetrotting life, her initial admiration and wonder at this ethereal character turn to disillusionment and eventually resentment, sparking a destructive series of events.
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As soon as I saw Jessica's pale pink and sparkling silver gown, I couldn't help but swoon over the dazzling beading and overall ethereal vibe.
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The cover pivots away from the freneticism of Born This Way and the pop-art style of ArtPop, but she certainly looks ethereal and fresh.
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The series, shot in sumptuous yet ethereal black-and-white by Turkish photographer Emel Karakozak, is an exploration of femininity, mother nature, reproduction, and regeneration.
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The same goes for swiping up through your highlights roll, which also features the added bonus of "developing" new photos with a white, ethereal flash.
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"We've manufactured a society that runs on the backs of those we choose to victimize, and that isn't genuine," Willow says over Cera's ethereal beats.
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The flavor of the Champagne, light and ethereal, doesn't overpower the subtlety of the cheese—but it does take a bit of the edge off.
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They pair well with Ethereal Peddler, the deck's namesake, which cuts the mana cost of any cards from other classes in your hand by two.
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The song, available now on Downtown/Interscope, takes you to the church of the future via gospel-powered vocals, chunky synths, and ethereal vocal melodies.
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Some works even venture into the realm of trompe-l'oeil, with opaque strokes of terra cotta giving way to deep space teeming with ethereal lines.
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Karmic issues involving money and self-worth will keep you level headed as your psychic intuition is increased when communication planet Mercury meets ethereal Neptune.
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This time it echoes a cyberdelic Ancient Israel, surrounded by palm trees and ethereal structures, encapsulated in what looks like bubble wrap floating in space.
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Shot on film, these images have the same ethereal character as the rest of the Instagram archive — the same quality found deep within Skelton's designs.
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Whether she was being zany, goofy Pat or ethereal, ephemeral, gossamer-as-the-wings-of-a-butterfly Pat, what she did was natural to her.
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From architectural up-dos to pin-straight bobs to ethereal braids, each time she stepped out, she dared to experiment with bold, stand-out looks.
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The gowns seem more appropriate — ethereal and alluring in their own way as they hint at the skin and body underneath without ever revealing them.
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Steiner was the debut speaker today at TechCrunch Sessions: Blockchain here in Zug, Switzerland, where a light drizzle created an … Ethereal mist amidst the scenery.
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Heavily influenced by her hometown of Houston, Solange infused her love of Black art and deeply Southern aesthetics to create an ethereal 19-track album.
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Assuming regulators are willing to play ball, of course… And so the attendees at Ethereal are a colorful mix of serious financial and legal types.
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In the eccentric "Mother of Silence" of 1933, a rotund Buddha-like shape evokes an ethereal version of Picasso's 1905-6 portrait of Gertrude Stein.
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When you walk inside you're enveloped in the ethereal shimmer of its Cour Vitrée, which recalls a Roman gallery, full of classical motifs and statuary.
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The film has some of the same problems as many movies about Jesus's ministry — it at times feels too ethereal to be about real people.
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Russia: A marathon across the frozen surface of Lake Baikal in Siberia attracts runners both for its exotic, ethereal beauty and the unpredictable, grueling conditions.
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The inaugural APlus collection featured everything an Anthropologie admirer could ask for: ethereal dresses and blouses, staple denim and knitwear pieces, and cozy-cool outerwear.
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The ethereal vision of Fonny wreathed in smoke isn't only striking; it exalts this moment and communicates its evanesce, turning emotion and thought into image.
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"It is probably, for most of the viewers, a way of effectively dealing with the sense of the suicide being dreamy and ethereal," he says.
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Today, the sun rises again, because we're premiering the video for S4U's latest track, a smooth and ethereal number by the name of "One Key".
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When a free dance program shows two bodies moving as one, as Ms. Papadakis and Mr. Cizeron's did, it is just as ethereal as ballet.
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"Japanese Maple," with its deep, wet reds, seems effortlessly evocative, as does the final, ethereal "Weeping Crabapple," completed two years before Frankenthaler's death in 2011.
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And just to refresh your memory, here is the original "The World Spins" — not for string quartet, but with the ethereal voice of Julee Cruise:
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Yet between these passages is also astonishing beauty, even the sublime: rending melodies fit for lullabies, ethereal humming that hovers delicately, like a visiting spirit.
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Done in ethereal, seeping watercolor directly on raw linen, the surfaces of these large paintings — all seven feet tall — are delicate, both aesthetically and materially.
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Carefully choreographed, shot in hazy and ethereal light, they echo the sublime power of a Turner landscape even as they portray a reckoning with garbage.
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Look no further than Reformation, the brand known for its on trend silk tops, luxe cashmere, and ethereal dresses that are made for special occasions.
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He expressed his strong interest in the relation between light and form, the ethereal and the solid, and in his use of closely related tones.
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PARELES "When you see him, know that that's all me right there," an ethereal Kehlani sings in this pledge of absolute oneness with a lover.
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Death Song, by contrast, feels colored in stark blacks and whites, cold as an old photo and ethereal as the smoke of a funeral pyre.
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In the book Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino, the character Marco Polo conjures up ethereal portraits of 55 cities that could only exist in the imagination.
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A 14-inch laptopLikeIt's super fucking lightDon'tIt's so light it feels flimsyThe LG Gram 14, like its featherweight siblings, is so airy it feels downright ethereal.
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I remembered Amy's words as I sat atop the two feet of fabric between me and Steve, as our cinematographer lit me in ethereal dawn light.
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The individual print could be arranged like animation cells, as in a zoetrope, or layered in a single frame to show a sort of ethereal movement.
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While I did see some flecks of glitter, they were all concentrated around the crown of my head — and not in a chic, ethereal way, either.
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Hundreds, even thousands, of birds take flight simultaneously, creating a billowing cloud that changes shape and direction as the animals move in a synchronized, ethereal dance.
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They have the thickest, most lush movie hair I've ever seen in my life, and it makes you feel the film's ethereal nature in your bones.
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Renee's boss, Avery LeClaire (Michelle Williams), the blonde, ethereal socialite who has inherited the run of her grandmother's company is everything Renee has strived to be.
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Collins deployed her signature ethereal style to play up Cardi's status as a celebrity who is constantly under surveillance but also becoming wealthier by the day.
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Category award: Landscape shortlistSeries Name: Swamps in AutumnAbout the series: Battistelli captured the ethereal beauty of a Texas swamp during a kayaking trip in November 2019.
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Equal parts tangible and ethereal, they're the plastic bag caught in a gust of wind; a sense of escape grounded in cold, hard, modern day slog.
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These dresses are flowy and ethereal, and they prove that a floor-length bridesmaid gown can be seriously stunning, no matter what your color palette is.
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Winner Claire Foy wore Valentino embroidered with lilies of the valley, and Kaley Cuoco's ruffled tulle Marchesa gown featured soft, ethereal flowers stitched to the tulle.
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The icon graced everyone's Instagram timeline with a colorful but ethereal shot that saw her on her knees, cradling her stomach before an immaculate floral arrangement.
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As dancers carrying large swatches of blue fabric move about the stage in an ethereal performance, a poised Cravalho flawlessly sings the full song several times.
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Even if he's not there, Grande will have the support of 50 backup dancers (and millions of fans) to elevate her status as an ethereal goddess.
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It had washed out, hazy production, often drawing on ethereal vocal samples from artists like Imogen Heap and merging with the aesthetics of bedroom electronic producers.
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A "community of shared future for mankind" is a noble view of a world to strive for, but it's too ethereal as a practical political guideline.
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"It has a Lawson convenience store that has these ethereal egg salad sandwiches that defy logic and science with their deliciousness and apparent freshness," he said.
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She didn't walk the red carpet, alas, but she appeared on stage in an ethereal golden gown by Peter Dundas, the former Roberto Cavalli creative director.
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Yet the popular meditation apps ignored thousands of years of tradition when meditation would be taught in groups that give a naturally ethereal activity more structure.
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Whispers was the evil kill-the-sensates man and Angelica was the ethereal woman who appeared in fuzzy flashbacks to remind the sensates of their origin.
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Still, this attitude is hard to reconcile with the ethereal boy from the beginning of the film, so entranced by the possibilities of a new medium.
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Then she changed into a more ethereal style half-lavender, half-beige gown with a sash that combines the two to the Netflix/Weinstein Co. party.
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Amid the echo of ethereal voices ushering travelers on to parts unknown, I boarded a flight to San Francisco in search of an easily communicable answer.
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Her vocals, high-pitched like an ethereal elf or cyborg angel, are looped enough times that you feel like you're in a cylinder spinning through space.
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Bob Klug, who later became the director of "60 Minutes," edited a mystical, ethereal opening sequence dramatizing the Mets' epic Game 6 comeback in the Series.
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Lauren Jauregui's ethereal "More Than That" combines two classic depictions of women by men — artistic interpretations of the goddess Aphrodite and the but flips the gaze.
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" Remy sings softly, dreaming of a pistol's recoil over flickering, ethereal guitars: "Don't offer no reason / Instill in them the fear that comes from being prey.
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Though Chän traffics largely in imagery from the natural world, mostly working with plants, animals, and shells, her work retains a profound sense of the ethereal.
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"Broken Scherzo: Tripping Up, Falling Down," the second movement, is even more jumpy and fragmented, with skittish bursts that suggest both jazzy improvisation and ethereal Messiaen.
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Long-exalted as a source of spiritual energy, the desert has historically been an inspiration for American artists seeking a point of connection with the ethereal.
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"A Stone" finds him bringing a Balearic sense of airy melancholy to bear on a supple, lithe rhythmic framework, all bolstered by glassily ethereal synth textures.
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It's not easy to be eloquent or original with teenage classroom frustrations, but Let's Eat Grandma are bold enough to turn the banal into the ethereal.
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Created with the help of VR artist Sander Sneek, she's realized a purple-filled world and placid lakes, where its ethereal inhabitants can walk on water.
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But he also wrote oodles on the ethereal, life itself, and the complex and intense emotions that confront us all throughout its inevitable ups and downs.
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It's almost hard to believe that the light and fluffy ethereal tracks that appear in his set were once the epitome of mainstream crossover dance music.
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Invisible sources of blows bursting on the boxers' bodies and the visible fighters' resistance against an ethereal force depict mankind's tragic commitment for survival and endorsement.
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Other acts tended toward more experimental fare, including circuit-bending from composer Tyondai Braxton and a beautiful set under the stars by the ethereal Julianna Barwick.
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The starry background helps highlight the missile and give it an ethereal quality, giving the photograph some texture that a near pitch-black background would not.
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Now, though, in the velvety dusk light, the sound of Miles Davis's ethereal trumpet fills the air, and the woman begins swaying, taking off her shirt.
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The strings play ethereal tones, long-lingering as bits of melodic lines weave into the sonority and build slowly into radiant passages jostled with twitchy rhythms.
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" On the third day at the cabin, Starlite tested out his new piano, playing an ethereal melody for a song he was working on called "Witness.
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But in Mr. Guadagnino's version, set that same year in divided Cold War Berlin, the dancers gracing the screen aren't ballerinas; they're neither wispy nor ethereal.
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We see misty, evocative, soft paintings in museums, but that particular ethereal quality where earth, sea and sky sort of melt into one another is TURNERESQUE.
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Despite its brutal pedigree, this band puts a slightly ethereal touch on its songwriting, adding atmospheric delays and reverb straight out of the post-rock playbook.
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Salvia, the Instagram persona of Lilith Morris, a 17-year-old who lives in Wales, is ethereal and scary, like a fairy possessed by a demon.
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"Wanna Be Your Man" is a woozily ethereal slow grind with a tricky undertow (two bars of 4/4 work as 3/4 plus 5/4).
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Ratner stirs feeling — sorrow, sympathy, pleasure — through language so ethereal in the face of dislocation and loss that its beauty can only be described as stubborn.
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There are languid, ethereal dance interludes featuring duets between Black and Asian women, their movements mimicking the gestural interactions between Judy and Arrianna, elevating their symbiosis.
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Even the way I play it now is not as a relationship between two men; it's between a man and a bird, an ethereal savior creature.
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Even the way I play it now is not as a relationship between two men; it's between a man and a bird, an ethereal savior creature.
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The score further adds to this feeling of timelessness, ranging from a kind of slow motion vaudeville piano tune to more modern, ethereal synth-like compositions.
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When, on a spring night in 1986, "ethereal blue-white light" exploded above the Chernobyl nuclear plant, officials refused to accept the scale of the emergency.
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Ms. Hyltin was radiantly pale, an ethereal being charged with fantastic energy, bold with no loss of refinement; Mr. Veyette admirably displayed his coolly athletic force.
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It also assumes that those problems are so basic and ultimately so ethereal that the mere presence of an American first lady would make a difference.
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And I can promise that if you see it, you will never again be able to listen to a certain ethereal Bach melody with innocent ears.
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In her hands, everything from a 1920s cigarette card to a haunting Xerox of Marilyn Monroe by Irving Penn is transformed into an ethereal flowering artwork.
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Depictions like Blue Planet and Beyond Blue show people the ethereal majesty of the underwater world, and also emphasize just how ephemeral this magical world is.
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It was filled with colorful works of decorative abstraction — psychedelic florals and ethereal patterns that look like nature viewed through a microscope, leaning toward the surreal.
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A homey dish of chicken and egg over white rice, oyako-don can be filling or it can be almost ethereal, as it is at Torishin.
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Styles recently dropped the single "Lights Up" alongside a music video featuring an ethereal party scene that looks to be part cuddle session, part dance party.
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There has always been tension within the movement between projects like Heizer's and ones that are more subtle and ethereal, which leave few or no footprints.
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Drawing from Zen Buddhism, East Asian scrolls, and calligraphy, his evocations of the primordial landscape to create ethereal, minimalist abstractions have been compared to Mark Rothko.
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In the largely gray "Coastal Landscape" (1860s), Balke conjures up the rocks' surfaces, the gray sky's ethereal luminosity, and the physical presence of the incoming tide.
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It puts everything on the same ethereal plane, and as a painter, it's really made me think about the physicality of my work and its experience.
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A singer-songwriter with a statuesque stage presence, Wise has a voice that is both strong and ethereal, which befits Iokanaan's prophetic utterances throughout the play.
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Among the new artists I discovered were Stefan Killen at 68 Jay Street, whose pinhole, black and white photography has a misty, ethereal, almost nostalgic pull.
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Dvorak's festive, soulful "Dumky" Trio, with its endlessly variegated surfaces, brought out the best in the group, both in passages of folksy energy and Wagnerian ethereal shimmer.
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With an ethereal art style, soothing electronic musical score, and haunting storyline, this is one player-driven game that will keep you entertained for the long run.
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The dress is so soft and ethereal almost so we knew we had to go opposite with the hair, so the hair was our graphic strong moment.
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"But Eros seduces us into striving for the falsely ethereal, and worse, propagating, and thereby subjecting another generation to the same suffering we endure," he goes on.
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But there's also some psychedelic stuff going on, and at times Lander's voice sounds so ethereal in contrast to all the noise and fuzz, it's downright trippy.
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Photographed by Tyler Mitchell, the first Black photographer to shoot a Vogue cover, the photos are ethereal and powerful; reminiscent of Beyoncé's pregnancy announcement in February 2017.
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Johnson, 27, wore an ethereal blush crepe dress with plunging neckline from Valentino, while Dornan, 34, looked dapper in a dark suit paired with a striped tie.
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In this particular space, beneath the skylight, these glass sculptures form an enchanting constellation, and while heavily material, they also seem ethereal, almost dissolving in the space.
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The anger of Courtney's vocals are carved away, smoothed and mixed with Melissa's ethereal voice, one following the other, to give that canned Beach Boys nostalgic feel.
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Last week, Alvvays released their second album Antisocialites, and on that album lives the ethereal track "Dreams Tonite," which was released as a single back in July.
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Below is the premiere of the video for "Boo Hoo" a video which loops its visuals as much as Gonzalez circles back on her ethereal lyrical refrains.
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I'm not going to sit here and tell you that frolicking through and then fondling thickets of lush, heaven-scented, sticky icky was not an ethereal experience.
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Its unicorn Easter egg gets crafted from rich chocolate and then gets a sparkling layer of edible pearlized spray paint to give it an ethereal silver hue.
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Well, it's comprised of two transformative shades that, when layered atop a solid base color, adds the most intense ethereal effect that is one-of-a-kind.
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In Östersund in Sweden, the team had tried an ethereal waffle made with only flour, salt, and loads of cream that Søberg was eager to experiment with.
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"I can introduce you to this life we live forever," he raps slowly, atop a beat that is propelled forward by what sounds like enchanting, ethereal chimes.
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Babyfather, Dean Blunt's political brainchild, has repurposed an ethereal moment from "Wuthering Heights"—British pop-outsider Kate Bush's most famous song—into a smooth-talking rap ballad.
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Surprisingly, he's entirely self-taught, with a meticulous drawing technique that breathes life into otherworldly figures and forms, all bridging the gap between the tangible and ethereal.
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The ethereal portraits aren't traditional: rather than face the camera, the women in the pictures turn away, leaving the viewer to study the backs of their heads.
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Beginning in the late 1950s, Martin began making the works that she is best known for: subtle and ethereal hand-drawn grids over faint washes of color.
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Before you speak with your hairstylist, Fugate recommends deciding what you want your overall "feel" of your look to be, whether it's boho, ethereal, modern or simple.
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Even the purest, most ethereal work—an abstraction by Geneviève Asse, a string quartet by Linda Catlin Smith—can leave us in a state of vulnerable awareness.
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Here the inspiration was the ethereal anguish of Buxtehude's "Membra Jesu nostri," a seven-cantata cycle of meditations on Christ's suffering in various parts of his body.
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Carrey speaks in the present of the "spiritual journey" he has undergone, but there's a lingering sense in his slightly ethereal comments that the trip never ended.
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At the center of the film is the female body, the ethereal Lisbon sisters visually constructed from 1970s beauty commercials and Playboy centerfolds of the same era.
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They dive in the Arctic Circle with puffins, go horseback riding or take helicopter tours listening to ethereal, whale-like sounds by the Icelandic band Sigur Ros.
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Our Elsa is Anja Harteros, who warmed up to make an impressive Bayreuth debut, but who remains an altogether too ethereal presence to make the message clear.
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About an hour from Columbus, Hocking Hills turned out to be so ethereal and mystical it could have been the inspiration for the elvish home of Rivendell.
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She saw a television ad for British Airways that used the ethereal "Flower Duet" from Leo Delibes's "Lakme," which she credits with getting her hooked on opera.
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The Brussels dealer Xavier Hufkens was able to sell an ethereal 8-foot-wide landscape painting by the artist for 120,000 pounds plus VAT, or about $160,000.
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But since there wasn't anything ethereal about her full-bodied (though luminous and levitating) sound, the effect was that of both mortal and deity, an earth goddess.
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In the spirituals "Lord, How Come Me Here?" and "Let Us Break Bread Together," among many others, she sent high phrases soaring and sang with ethereal elegance.
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Mr. Abrahamsen's ethereal magic brilliantly treats Paul Griffith's patchwork of lines from Shakespeare's Ophelia, and there can be no better advocate for any composer than Ms. Hannigan.
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But the diva with nine Grammys nominations made up for it onstage during her performance, channeling a powerful earth goddess complete with gold crown and ethereal gown.
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"If you're a proper glassmaker you don't have air bubbles, ash marks or soot remnants," he explains of the blemishes that lend his work its ethereal quality.
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And, as important, it has a Lawson convenience store that has these ethereal egg salad sandwiches that defy logic and science with their deliciousness and apparent freshness.
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Moving from a place of sorrow to one of joy, Ms. Green was almost a spirit — ethereal and stately — as she floated inside Keith Jarrett's shimmering score.
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He has also devised the music, both earthy and ethereal, that is performed by two musicians, crouched in corners in sepulchral lighting (beautifully rendered by Matt Frey).
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Thundercat introduces everyone — even himself — and then lets his guests luxuriate in their vintage image and sound: Mr. McDonald a demanding howler, Mr. Loggins an ethereal dream.
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It's an ethereal, skeletal creature that actually does very little—just the same rolling descent of those incessant, pinging tones—but the world it builds is cavernous.
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Khouri is also known for being mindful of obstruction and fuss — and in fact, her new collection, titled "Ethereal," is an exercise in lightness and luxurious restraint.
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Or are the wellsprings of action and the drivers of history less ethereal: money, fear, the thirst for power, circumstance and opportunity, with culture as an afterthought?
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In its early going, "The Ontology of an Echo" is dominated by ethereal knocks and whistles, the product of field recordings made inside the Old Croton Aqueduct.
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We're tempted to call it liturgical techno, consisting as it does of ethereal organ runs and shuffling chord patterns evocative of classical compositions from the Baroque period.
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A more ethereal grouping — an assemblage of angels — hovers over the central figure as he writes in Martino Altomonte's "Vision of St. Thomas Aquinas," painted during the 1720s.
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Dot rewrote the piano part to make it this beautiful, kind of ethereal thing, and Dan added this amazing guitar that's like another voice, basically, to the song.
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There's an evil-looking ethereal presence in the dungeon that Link and Zelda have delved into and, just for a moment, we see it grab Link's arm. Gotcha.
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We are given a clue in the title: "Sonoma Corners" (1971), which refers to Wilmarth's California This ethereal work evokes those youthful days and brilliant West Coast light.
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Piedmont, Italy, $23 Last year, I raved about the wines from Fratelli Rabino and featured two of them, an ethereal white Roero Arneis and a lush Nebbiolo d'Alba.
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It's basically a snapshot of 2016 enhanced by Snapchat's "beauty" filter — you know, the one that's slightly ethereal, makes your complexion impossibly smooth, and gives everything a glow.
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She complemented the look with ethereal hair and makeup, and we've got all the details on how her dreamy beauty moment came together from her pro, Ashley Donovan.
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The first three trailers for Death Stranding were some of the weirdest, most ethereal, otherworldly, and batshit insane trailers that have ever graced the world of video games.
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Deadpool then spends the rest of the film struggling to muster the will to live, sometimes seeing heavenly afterlife glimpses of Vanessa that dispense ethereal advice to him.
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Surrounded by ethereal flowers and butterfly-embellished china, the two celebrated with 220 guests at a ceremony that mixed together elements of their heritage with their quirky tastes.
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For her hair, hairstylist Kylee Heath also went for an ethereal and rock-and-roll vibe, creating loose waves that she pulled back into a woven half-updo.
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Where Inuit tribes believed they were dead souls lighting the way to the afterlife, certain groups of early Scandinavians thought they were ethereal dancers, flitting across the sky.
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Fans are jerked through the oscillating electronic beats of "#2", transported along the rippling melodies of "My Friend the Forest" and plunged into the ethereal pipes of "Sunson".
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At last weekend's Ethereal Summit, a two-day conference organized by blockchain software development company Consensys, every blockchain project pitch I heard described their work as being revolutionary.
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Related Maria Chiara Argirò's Animated Music Video Visualizes Jazz Improvisation This Funky Music Video Was Danced into Existence Ethereal Landscapes Emerge in This Gorgeous Hand-painted Music Video
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But rarely by his lofty standards has Curry been able to find that ethereal groove that had ballerinas gushing and made him the league's most Vine-worthy star.
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You are the center of attention early this week when the attractive planet Venus meets ethereal Neptune in the sector of your chart that concerns the public eye.
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Without the aid of cameras, the tablet automatically mapped the room I was in and let me explore an ethereal space with a white tree and floating heads.
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The presentations are always ethereal and never conventional (as is its confounding business model), and the brand is always focused on telling a story through artful, improbable design.
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Every tree is really a tree, every plant is really a plant from the Yawanawá forest, but it's broken into points that make it look like it's ethereal.
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Is it good that nothing changed up here, that time moves slow like jelly, that familiarity that reminds you of that so ethereal and rare a concept, Home?
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When I sat down with Oli Chang and Adam France to talk about creating a video for 'Chemical Love' we all agreed we wanted something ethereal and otherworldly.
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Light blue water pools through a salty plain, a deceptively ethereal vision for a place that has been poisoned by a century of industrial, agricultural, and municipal waste.
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"We're reclaiming our power, for far too long have we practiced in secrecy due to fear/society," Brooklyn bruja Emilia Ortiz, known by 83,000 Instagram followers as @Ethereal.
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Word around the site was that Buterin had boycotted Ethereal because of Chopra—that this was one cultic indulgence too many for the community's mathematicians and computer scientists.
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Even in an era of earnest bohemianism in hip-hop, P.M. Dawn stood out for its hippie-esque mysticism, fantastical imagery, crypto-Christian references and ethereal musical aesthetic.
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After the soprano's ethereal voice has faded and as the rich orchestration dissipates, a percussionist slowly rubs it in circular motions on the surface of a bass drum.
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Produced by some of Cancon's best (Kevin Drew from Broken Social Scene and Dave Hamelin from The Stills), the record is a whirling, ethereal haze over snappy beats.
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The chorus arrives with a choir—screeching, hyperbolic, almost intolerable to listen to—a musical device associated with the ethereal and uplifting, twisted into something disturbing and overwrought.
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Another building killed by that downturn was Daniel Libeskind's One Madison, an ethereal, vegetation-laced tower built on stilts, hovering above what is now the Credit Suisse Tower.
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Jacqueline Steele, the creator of Goest, based Dauphine, an ethereal perfume that smells like almond macarons, on Marie Antoinette's quiet moments at the palace between gaudy costume balls.
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Australia's entrant, Kate Miller-Heidke, a classically trained soprano, sang an ethereal number, "Zero Gravity," as she and her dancers appeared to float in a starry night sky.
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LONDON — They are among the last drawings that Michelangelo ever produced: ethereal depictions of Christ on the cross, his legs a nebulous haze, his face a spectral blur.
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Other signature dishes, like the house-cured anchovies with celery and Parmesan, the ethereal ricotta gnocchi, the chocolate Gâteau Victoire and the espresso granita would become permanent favorites.
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The entire room was covered in different textures of white and cream, coupled with wraparound windows and mirrored decor that made it feel simultaneously bright, cheery, and ethereal.
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The "Meistersinger" had Michael Volle in muffled, angry form as its Sachs, and Klaus Florian Vogt made a fine Walther if one could stomach his uniquely ethereal tenor.
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This was February and the state was in the midst of a cold spell, but we were comfortable in our fleeces, and watching the sun set was ethereal.
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She has been making ethereal, downbeat compositions with code for close to two years now, offloading some of the heavy lifting of rhythm to a set of scripts.
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The ethereal crown has long puzzled astronomers: It blazes at more than a million degrees Celsius, yet the sun's surface burns at around a mere 19,500 degrees Celsius.
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The Greene Center engineers even greater illusions of ethereal weightlessness, the layered glass membranes held in equilibrium by a clockwork of steel beams and cables, tinted powder blue.
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The ethereal soprano that guided listeners through the 1960s — the "gentle voice amid the strife," as Life magazine proclaimed on a May 1969 cover — still resonates in 2019.
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Standing before ethereal, bubbling pools, she felt an almost palpable connection to the inner workings of the earth, "both terrifying and beautiful at the same time," she says.
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And then there was Jónsi, playing electric guitar with a cello bow to elicit droning, soaring, screeching, and ethereal tones, and singing in his stunning, gender-bending falsetto.
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Even if young Albus wanted to watch Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, his angsty ethereal energies would flare up at the worst moments and blip out the TV set.
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It showed the simple, stark white cover of what looked like a zine, featuring an ethereal, moody, black-and-white photo of a rain-smeared tree and bridge.
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In a sea of Armani and Dior, one dress stands out: an ethereal, pale blue Marchesa gown worn by Rachel Chu (Constance Wu), the film's Chinese-American heroine.
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She was trained as an opera singer and she just has a really ethereal, beautiful, incredibly high voice—it is something you'd hear on early 60s pop records.
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Konigsburg's angel, "the most beautiful, most graceful little statue [Claudia] had ever seen," is exactly as beautiful and mysterious and ethereal as the reader imagines it to be.
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Given the seemingly ethereal nature of the internet, it can be easy to forget that behind every hack or cyberheist there's a real wires-circuits-and-boards infrastructure.
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After a 130-mile journey, I entered a hushed space where other visitors were submerged in the protean matter — fuzzy, ethereal, soupy, psychedelic — emanating from Turrell's light installations.
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Climax moment: 33 seconds in, the video of Jones tearing his shirt off and screaming to the high heavens syncs perfectly with the ethereal vocals of the music.
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Rather than letting the disease run its course, Liz calls a family meeting with the Cortez's many ghostly guests, asking them to help her transition into their ethereal world.
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Without forcing a dialogue between Ryder and Celaya, you can make those aforementioned connections: the shared love of a richly worked surface and the ethereal quality of the imagery.
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"Jealous Neighbor," written and sung by Elias Chimenya, 40, a convicted murderer with an ethereal voice, tells of the tensions between individual labor and communal spirit in his village.
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With so many stories combined into just two scrolls, Quach has tried to ease the reading by separating figures and events with ethereal clouds of yellow, green, and blue.
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The progressive, melodic, often dreamy doom rock outfit's rotating cast of members was solidified by the darkly ethereal singer Jamie Myers, and the band has settled into a groove.
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The objects also tended to have a more ethereal quality to them, which does a lot to manage expectations: it's less weird to see something ghostly start to disappear.
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Days ago, the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star wore a one-shouldered Giambattista Valli Haute Couture gown with a flowing fabric train that was both ethereal and stunning.
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Almost imperceptible golden threads block off a corner in Lygia Pape's ethereal "Ttéia 63, A" (1978/1997/1999), a work with which I could easily have spent an hour.
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She's been more goth and ethereal than glam and va-va-voom at big events, so while it's a shock to see the new length, it's not entirely surprising.
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This isn't a case quite on par with Bob Dylan going electric per se, it's more of a band adding a few components to augment their somber, ethereal sound.
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From the early Fat City released experiments in zero-gravity post-dubstep through to out-there Radiohead remixes and ethereal avant-electronica, Hunn's yet to put a foot wrong.
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Mr. Fujimoto, best known for his 2013 Serpentine Pavilion in London, a cloudlike lattice of white steel poles, has work sandwiched between Mr. Hirata's and Mr. Ishigami's ethereal constructions.
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And while these high-fashion iterations are a little more princess-meets-ethereal-nymph, we're here to show you how to dial it back for your own IRL look.
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Also, Maxwell's sensual, ethereal brand of neo soul has become massively influential, even if Maxwell isn't always the first name that gets dropped by a new generation of artists.
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It's also worth considering the context in which these numbers are appearing, which is first driven by practical concerns and then by more ethereal, hard-to-pin-down ones.
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Even her nerd friends there were beautiful in that alternative-meets-ethereal way, where they can know the names of the planets in Star Wars and pleasantly surprise people.
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Her grounded presence and lack of artificiality allowed the movement to happen in such a direct, matter-of-fact way that it took on a sense of the ethereal.
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Sometimes there are left-field flourishes, like the kazoo-ish buzz running through "Amarillo," or the ethereal whistles on "Arcoíris," a collaboration with the Nigerian Afrobeats progressive Mr. Eazi.
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In "Japan 2015," the ethereal Becki emerges as a calm specter on a rugged, misty plain, a cage of bare azalea branches rising in a shrug around her shoulders.
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But whether viewers see a gender-fluid likeness of Duchamp in the ethereal Rorschach blot — or just a mirage — may depend on their taste for a good ghost story.
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Contrasting heavy exteriors (albeit cut with large windows) with intricate, ethereal interiors, it radically merged elements from Scottish castles, Arts and Crafts homes, Japanese Dojos and Art Nouveau parlors.
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It's clear that Robbie knows how to dress well, whether she's wearing ethereal Chanel gowns on the red carpet or rocking a comfy pair of sneakers on the go.
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Looking at and into the painting, we feel as if we are moving from the physical world of palpable marks into an ethereal one that exists behind a screen.
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And a recording of "Canticles of the Holy Wind," his ethereal choral work based on thrushes, sparrows, owls and a virtuosic mockingbird, was released by Cantaloupe Music on Friday.
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"Moonstone" is as ethereal and elusive as the clouds of fumigant that a doctor asks Mani Steinn to release in the Reykjavik cinemas, or a dream that has fled.
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When it comes to impeachment, America's top diplomat is like a ghost — an intangible, ethereal presence who floats through testimonies and news accounts but darts away on closer inspection.
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The latest entrant to the field is Luisa Beccaria, owner of a fashion line that bears her name, known for both her ethereal dresses and her impressive networking skills.
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The ethereal custardy ricotta gnocchi served at Zuni Cafe in San Francisco have no flour at all, and the dough must be dropped by the spoonful into simmering water.
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But, for now, my innermost soul will be forever floating on the winds, set apart, ethereal, ephemeral, fading into the bright, eternal light of a Lisa Frank rainbow. ♦
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By the time we got back to the village, the sky was black and the eerie shimmer of the northern lights twisted and shifted in an ethereal dance overhead.
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These findings — eerie and ethereal abstractions he posts as either single images or closely related groupings — seem like snapshots from a fable in a language that does not exist.
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Whether Mr. Shepard is reminiscing about his parents or daydreaming about cherished movies and cars of his youth, he speaks in pungent and ethereal language that remakes our West.
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In Lincoln Center's White Light Festival in October, the Emerson followed Beethoven's ethereal Opus 127 with Shostakovich's Quartet No. 15, an unrelieved series of slow movements, to shattering effect.
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But it's both more ethereal and more powerful than that: a key component of a fighter's psyche that is almost as impossible to manufacture as it is to define.
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Steinhauer spent hours driving to hilly vistas and gaining access to balconies and rooftops, shooting on overcast days and at night when the lighting was at its most ethereal.
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In his first solo show with the gallery, New York-based light artist Leo Villareal subverts the plain white cube, turning it into a cave sparkling with ethereal light.
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Inspired by the work of artists like Felix González-Torres, who created profound statements from commonplace items like wall clocks, Teruya turns the functional into something ethereal and captivating.
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But Canadian duo Scott Moir and Tessa Virtue are known for injecting the ethereal sport with some serious sensuality — and one move in particular inspired a lot of eyeball emojis.
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As ethereal as she looked walking the carpet, white may not have been the best color to chose during a L.A. downpour, because the carpet started dyeing the dress red.
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Philipps wore a ethereal cutout Zimmermann maxi dress, which retails for $1,40 at Bergdorf Goodman, as she posed inside the decked out venue for a photo before the party started.
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We're thinking back to Zendaya's pink Ungaro minidress, Selena Gomez's sequined Givenchy number, and of course, Lady Gaga's ethereal Versace gown — and her ultimate accessory, a real, live white horse.
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All of Green's works at this show are built on a foundation of graphite grisaille, brought to life with layers of colored pencil, and adorned with an ethereal UV varnish.
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" Hough's bridesmaids, including her sisters and bestie Nina Dobrev, wore custom "ethereal and romantic" Marchesa Notte gowns for the affair, which were a "mix of Honeysuckle Blush and Rose Quartz.
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"My goal with their wedding looks was to capture an ethereal state of mind, somewhat of Cate Blanchett's presence as Galadriel in The Lord of the Rings," Morrison told PeopleStyle.
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Experimenting with the unusual aesthetics this air-based technology can create, Albuquerque, NM based artist Lee Montgomery, Director of the International Collaborative Arts Program, creates ethereal light paintings using drones.
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Shadow of the Colossus on PS4, meanwhile, utilizes some of the most detailed video game graphics I've ever seen, fused with this ethereal world to create something different yet familiar.
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"Conversations With Angels" finds the three artists working strictly in the zone of ethereal, oneiric ambiance, evoking the title's notion of transcendent communication across a series of zero-gravity movements.
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"Flowers in her hair 🌺 ♥️ My beautiful baby girl backstage at @bonpoint's ethereal garden show #BonpointSS18," Rocha, 28, captioned an Instagram photo of Ioni ready for her catwalk debut.
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In one photo, Beyonce posed in her couture Maison Francesco Scognamiglio gown, giving a serious expression while Blue (in all her ethereal finery) gave a fierce look of her own.
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Bey would look like the goddess we all know she is in this ethereal Marchesa design, which features three trends she loves: Double-slit skirt, sheer fabric and a cape!
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He and director Alejandro Iñárritu shot the film usually only natural light, giving The Revenant a haunting, ethereal glow even as the film depicted some truly savage imagery and environments.
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Yeun and Pak's December wedding was a romantic affair, as the two were surrounded by ethereal flowers and butterfly-embellished china in a hilltop wedding at Los Angeles' Paramour estate.
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But such gripes melt away in the presence of an ethereal copper-and-iron-wire concatenation from 1954—seven interconnected orbs, two of which surround smaller spheres like translucent cocoons.
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For the video, she is in a forest, which, she says, connects back both to masculinity and fear, and she's dressed in a metallic suit, almost futuristic ethereal, constantly moving.
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It is a worthy successor to the eerie, ethereal Limbo, the 2010 game that established the reputation of its makers, Danish studio Playdead (and their only game, before this one).
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Deviations from the ethereal norm stand out all the more, most notably a powerful war-themed vignette in which the cast members pound on chairs as if they were percussion.
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" For Ms. Khan, the ethereal buzz of Sufism is its great appeal, a faith that is "beyond the realm of this world," dealing with the "supernatural, the magical and love.
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When the "spirit" walks into the frame, the camera is opened up for another brief second, and the spirit walks away, creating an ethereal, transparent effect over the first image.
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Celebrity stylist and designer Jane Michael Ekanem was behind the ethereal outfit worn by fashion entrepreneur Nowe Isibor, who topped her dress off with an elaborate headpiece by Urez Kulture.
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His photographic pilgrimage culminates in this ethereal series of real-time creations painted against the backdrop of desolate landscapes, from Georgia's Jekyll Island to Pisgah National Forest in North Carolina.
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Winding Refn also pushes for hyper-colored ethereal effects, mixing in glitchy, surrealist scenes that are a trippy feast for the eyes, paired with a brilliant score by Cliff Martinez.
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The claustrophobic path guides you through locations from the film, using mist curtain projections and disguised video screens to create the ethereal specters, while employees in makeup perform jump scares.
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The recoil of the gun shook his body and he fell backwards into the ringing silence, smiling as he drifted up into the ethereal shadows cast by the dancing leaves.
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Moss, then 210, was an ethereal blond supermodel on the cusp of stardom, about to become the face of Calvin Klein and appear on runways for Prada and Vivienne Westwood.
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With "Try Some," we find Borchardt exploring an intoxicatingly claustrophobic terrain of ethereal atmospherics, insistently unresolved chords, and a pitched-down vocal sample rendered indecipherable by cut-and-paste manipulation.
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The loveliest of these contained Cosmo Whyte's "Golden Kicks/Where you Get Dem Clarks" (2016), an ethereal charcoal drawing of a troupe of dancers wearing what look like grass skirts.
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While songs like "Antlers" and "Teeth" slither and stretch out at a haunting pace, bassist/vocalist Tiffany Strom delivers her lines in a fashion that is equally ethereal and commanding.
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This all happens just a few minutes after "One In A Million" completely reinvented the sound of R&B with a slow, ethereal club ballad with hyperactive doubletime drum fills.
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Some even told of how, out of the blue, they'd been informed they could no longer bet, shut out by the ethereal traders whose decisions on such matters are final.
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But the more ethereal concern here explains Netflix's need to boast about its massive viewership: It's trying to assure a skittish entertainment industry that it's the only game in town.
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Outside, the low-lying mid-November sun casts an ethereal glow on the sagebrush hugging the adorably lopsided restaurant owned by Angel, a Silver Lake native, and her husband Jamie.
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YSY A featuring Duki and Neo Pistea - "Vuelta A La Luna" The Argentinian Modo Diablo trio rep for their home country's trap scene hard on this ethereal narcotized club banger.
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The Brun is light and graceful — almost ethereal — yet full of the aromas and flavors of cherries and flowers underscored by an earthy, mineral component; it is delicate yet resonant.
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They released album A Prayer for the Unemployed earlier this year, and the new video for its title track is another example of their ability to merge ordinary and ethereal.
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Hayv Kahraman's ethereal portraiture toes the line between fact and fiction, as it tells a distorted tale of her harrowing journey from Iraq to the US in the early 1990s.
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Batty being the operative word in a plot that features a lovelorn young woman (Rea Lest), her dimwitted crush (Jorgen Liik) and the ethereal baroness who has stolen his heart.
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Even better than the solos is her writing for the larger forces — which, on "Vogelfrei," include punchy percussion, frenzied strings and winds, an ethereal choir, and the pianist Kris Davis.
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Some of the objections to Ms. Garrett's call to admit girls were musical: The best boys' choirs are cherished for a particular sound, sometimes described as pure, tremulous or ethereal.
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" The album opened with "Fade Into You," an ethereal ballad that balanced gentle guitar and piano parts with Ms. Sandoval's reverb-heavy chorus, "Fade into you/Strange you never knew.
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In Ken Rus Schmoll's production for the National Asian American Theater Company, the tree is enormous, ethereal, majestic — and translucent white, as if it had been pieced together from ghosts.
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" The next morning, she rhapsodized about it in her diary: "Sunlight raying ethereal through the white-net of the new formal bought splurgingly yesterday in a burst of ecstatic rightness.
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It was an apt mood-setter for the collection, for which the brand's creative director, Natacha Ramsay-Levi, translated men's wear codes into an ethereal and often ornately feminine wardrobe.
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The need to preserve this ethereal quality is what makes the New Stage Theater Company's adaptation of Lispector's "Near to the Wild Heart," an admirable attempt at taming the beast.
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For Ms. Halliday, who describes her style as "ethical, ethereal and elegant," many creations are done on commission, including bridal wear and accessories like headpieces, hats, textile corsages and belts.
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A subdued version of that dynamic is mirrored in "Bombshell," with the sharpened ex-corporate lawyer Kelly drawn in contrast with the ethereal former Miss America, Gretchen Carlson (Nicole Kidman).
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I recognize that I am transferring this very ethereal material which is a thought or concept into something physical; the transformation of idea to form, which happens through the clay.
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For the graphic problem of capturing the transparency and reflectivity of water, he relied somewhat on photographs, but they were often insufficient in capturing the ethereal quickness of its flow.
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In this comparatively sparse and conventional installation, the ephemeral, ethereal quality of light itself changes the space from a room of canvases to an environment shaped by light and duration.
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Then there are the unexpected picks: Rihanna's edgy "Kiss It Better," R&B breakout Kehlani, ethereal cool-girl Banks, Donald Glover's falsetto-heavy Childish Gambino on "Redbone," breakout teen hitmaker Khalid.
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It wasn't Rothko's ethereal clouds of color that came to mind when looking at his work, but Ad Reinhardt's blacks and the Via Negativa, the mystical precept of negation and denial.
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That's if you believe the New York Times' T Magazine, which has an entire article praising the "ethereal, exceptionally flaky pastries" of Lune Croissanterie in the inner-city suburb of Fitzroy.
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Looking at your other works, like "Dances with Mobile Phones" (2015), I get the sense that you're also tracing this debate between the physical and digital, the material and the ethereal.
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For his final design thesis, Ethereal, Anadol envisioned wrapping the curves and contours of the concert hall with a stormy visual media performance that responded to the music being played inside.
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Even as the young lovers find happiness—with his undulating camera and natural lighting, Mr Jenkins borrows from Terrence Malick in portraying love as a sort of ethereal state—hardship unfolds.
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Initially compared to older artists like Joni Mitchell or Stevie Nicks because of her ethereal sound and appreciation for folk music, Rogers' sound does recall the soulfulness of those powerful performers.
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The visually arresting difference between the ethereal highs of the Meth's massive above-the-clouds pleasure palaces and the gritty streets of Bay City proper alone should send home that message.
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It is menacing and ethereal all at once; her mutant electronic sounds move with the jagged start-stop force of a train derailing and becoming a smoldering pile of twisted metal.
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But a newly released, enhanced-color image of a large dark spot might be the most ethereal of all—its swirling, colorful clouds make it seem like a Jovian Van Gogh.
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Finally, folks looking for some good old fashioned ethereal space beauty can head on over to the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds, the two dwarf galaxies gravitationally glommed onto to us.
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From the deft-patters of "I Catch You Napping," to the furious fuzz and stomp of "Comet Marbles," it's a record that plays the emphatic off the ethereal to devastating effect.
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We get first hand insight into how Thirlaway, Carnegie Mellon's Ali Momeni, and their respective crews teamed up and were challenged technologically to bring Aurora's cinematic and ethereal vision to life.
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These motifs are stitched into the fabric of the canvas by hand, an interjection that makes them more visually discordant with the painted scenes that are ethereal and haunting by themselves.
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Related: Ethereal Mesh Sculptures Meld Earth Science and Alien Worlds Imaginative Short Shows How 'War of the Worlds' Blurred Fiction and Reality CGI Artworks Transform the Real World into Science Fiction
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The ethereal and somewhat haunting song proves perfect accompaniment to the show, which follows a young woman as she embarks on a Nancy Drew–style quest to find her missing friend.
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As a section entitled "Life and Landscape" unfolds, the vibrant, ethereal qualities Whistler achieved in his waterscapes threw down a gauntlet to photographers to achieve similar effects in their photographic prints.
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When I pull into the red diamond-shaped structure this time, I'm greeted not by a giant orb as per usual, but instead three humanoid figures, suspended in an ethereal mist.
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Attired in white dresses, the singers proceeded in shifting formations from one end of the tunnel to the other, emitting ethereal timbres, playing chiming percussion, and scraping rocks against the walls.
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Silky and ethereal, with the texture of soft serve, it's a treat usually reserved for the cook before the ice cream is packed into containers and stowed away in the freezer.
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AGNES MARTIN The ultraminimal, rigorous and ethereal paintings of Agnes Martin (1912-2004), inspired by Taoism, Zen Buddhism and the stark landscape of New Mexico, have been hugely influential for artists.
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Her new clip for "Recite Remorse" follows much in the same vein, with an oddly Kate Bush-esque Crutchfield seen amidst an ethereal-seeming light show, performing the contemplative track alone.
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His latest iteration of the face tracking projection technology, connected colors, paints rainbows, aliens, mysterious gas, and butterflies perfectly onto a model's face, even as she moves to the ethereal music.
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Amid the ubiquitous fresh faces and ethereal makeup of summer, bold lips stand out like a piece of abstract art among impressionists — and this could explain why we're so into them.
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The company reimagines the ways audiences engage with art, and in The Grand Paradise, they are transporting visitors to a detailed, ethereal world and turning them loose to unravel its secrets.
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He quickly incorporated the modish look into his best London portraits, ethereal things full of motion and light, an ocean away from the sharply etched lines of his New England work.
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It was in this unsettled period when Wilde, then around 20, spotted Tilda Swinton at a Golden Globes party, sidled up to her ethereal, chameleonic heroine and awkwardly asked for advice.
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Consider the floral folds depicted in a Georgia O'Keeffe, the meticulous foliage rendered by Frida Kahlo, or the ethereal atmospheres of Henri Matisse's gardens — three artists featured in past NYBG exhibits.
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They're kind of like a cross between a pokémon and a weapon, and they're tethered to your body with an ethereal chain that stays strapped to your wrist at all times.
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The aliens take on Lovecraftian form ("The tendril mass looms, ethereal and pale") and are fought off by a multi-ethnic, multi-gendered posse of underdogs—people Lovecraft would have hated.
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If Drake has been the architect of the last decade's pop evolution, Post Malone has been its savviest adopter, making ethereal post-rap pop songs that sound inevitable, and also evanescent.
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Ms. Chang's latest offerings reflect an increasingly sophisticated sensibility: spelt croissants, tahini-black sesame shortbread and an ethereal Japanese cotton cheesecake that dissolves on your tongue, leaving a lemony, creamy trail.
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"Cheerleader" is the threateningly beautiful core of St. Vincent's third album, an avant-garde protest song that juxtaposes her ethereal vocals with thorny observations about objectification, internalized misogyny, and societal expectations.
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J.P. The Welsh songwriter, singer and electronica producer Kelly Lee Owens sounds ethereal and jittery at the same time — not an easy thing — in "Anxi," from her self-titled new album.
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Ethereal Beth (Eliza Scanlen), "the quiet one," plays the piano beautifully, while Jo furiously writes whatever comes into her head — usually a play that the foursome act out with unbridled theatricality.
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In her "Lemonade" album, released in April, Beyoncé reigns in an all-female utopia, leading a phalanx of women in ethereal white dresses that simultaneously conjure ancient and space-age societies.
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Their communion bread and wine are replaced by baking soda and vinegar, which when combined generate a satisfying volcanic eruption and the opportunity to talk about the ethereal realm of atoms.
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As Sarah Leonard's ethereal soprano sings, "Since First I Saw Your Face," on the soundtrack, Emily waits at her desk in her room as the camera moves in in slow-motion.
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Black Origami's "Holy Child"—a collaboration with William Basinski full of collapsing drums and ethereal vocals, and one of the songs she plans to play tonight—is a case in point.
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Connections across time also formed in the concert's second half, which consisted of an ethereal performance by Ms. Cuckson of a work Mr. Nono wrote in 1989 for solo violin and electronics.
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Perhaps this explains why he keeps his paint so lean, giving his canvases an airy, almost ethereal quality — their existence as thoughts looms as large, or larger than, their presence as matter.
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Using newly upgraded air-to-air photographic technology that took 10 years to develop, NASA's ethereal images show for the first time the interaction of shockwaves from two supersonic planes in flight.
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For decades, Wakanda's utopian spirit has thrived under the cloak of East Africa's ethereal beauty, believing that if world powers discovered its technological and scientific ingenuity, the country would risk constant threat.
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These incursions bring a startling chunkiness to the paper support; the toughened texture militates against the seemingly effortless painterly finesse, grounding the work's ethereal beauty in a hard-won sense of reality.
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"I've always thought that Elle was Nicole's spiritual daughter — in terms of their outward resemblance and strong yet ethereal talent — and it was a thrill to bring them together," Mitchell tells PEOPLE.
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Their debut record The Kids Are Alright — out now — is an ethereal collection of joyful pop and R&B melodies and uplifting lyrics, brought to life by the sisters' rich, powerful harmonies.
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If you need a little inspiration, the spring 2018 runways had some lust-worthy examples, from electric fuchsias at Tom Ford's '80s-inspired power show to Roksanda's ethereal dresses with statement sleeves.
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The line is utilitarian, designed to blend in with its surroundings, an ethereal presence that's far more about software than hardware, serving as a portal into Alexa's vast and far-reaching brain.
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Today, this account is populated with hundreds of absurdist videos like the one above, the vast majority of which feature Poppy in a featureless space, posing existential questions over an ethereal soundtrack.
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But her meditative music carries that same ancestral power, and her ethereal voice demands attention and space that we must grant her in order to collectively move forward, even just a bit.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Airy, ethereal and delicate designs filled the catwalk in Luisa Beccaria's show on Thursday as models took the role of water nymphs on the second day of Milan's fashion week.
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But the ethereal look isn't only for cartoon characters and 20-somethings: 37-year-old Kardashian rocked a similar look at her daughter Penelope and niece North West's joint mermaid birthday party.
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They look good, fit snugly, and sound great Fit is always the most underrated aspect of sound and the thing that makes the Nocs attractive is their almost ethereal lightness and smallness.
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His clarity of line was admirable in the tumultuous thickets of the first movement; the ethereal Adagio unfolded with a gorgeous simplicity; and he imbued the third-movement Rondo with seething tension.
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While Sandman was always known for a rather specific kind of moody tone, the new books seem to run the gamut, from the ethereal and dreamlike, to the hard-boiled and fanciful.
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In the second century B.C., the Han-dynasty explorer Zhang Qian returned from modern-day Uzbekistan and brought with him tales of vines bearing giant clusters of grapes that made ethereal wine.
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Given the label's ethereal aesthetic, in which many of the flowing chiffon styles lack closures in the waist and bust, the dresses are comfortable enough during pregnancy and flatter post-pregnancy bodies.
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They're people from other countries who can steal your job without ever really crossing the border: they just hop over, by way of the Internet and apps like Upwork, undocumented, invisible, ethereal.
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She kept her hair loose and flowing to match the ethereal vibe and chose a beautiful shade of purple for her lips as well to give the whole thing a monochromatic spin.
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Tanner and Jade Roper Tolbert — new parents to daughter Emerson Avery, 8 months — sent the new family of three a unicorn rocking horse that perfectly matches the ethereal feel of the nursery.
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The gentleness of the people, how serene they seemed, and not in any weird or ethereal way—it reminded me of the old country people I grew up with around South Louisiana.
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The Andean cloud forests rise just above the valley I'm walking in: Low moving clouds often linger below the horizon, sometimes obscuring views, but also lending an ethereal quality to the landscape.
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That folks would accept a tall, ethereal blond as the lead ingénue of a summer action movie over an equally lovely but paler, shorter brunette, even though she originated the goddamned character?
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