When Anderson excels in that exaggeration, it's a cinematic feat.
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But its not only industrial robots that South Korea excels in.
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It's unadulterated mediocrity from a company that excels in luxury and ingenuity.
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But it's not just winter necessities that this "lifewear" retailer excels in.
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They're in no particular order, because Riverdale excels in the chaos. Zombies?
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As a secret-service operative, Mr Putin excels in concealing his intentions.
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This is a game that excels in sound effects and screen shake.
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While most heavyweight fights devolve into an awful display of non-technique after a round and a half, this one has some promise however long it goes as Arlovski excels in quick finishes and Barnett excels in long slogs.
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It especially excels in high intensity workflows like video transcoding and 3D rendering.
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But the film belongs to Rampal, who excels in an author-backed role.
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Machine-learning excels in spotting unusual patterns of transactions, which can indicate fraud.
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Donald Trump -- who excels in posturing -- has hitherto shown little inclination towards humility.
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Instead, the series excels in showing the many imperfections of its lead characters.
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But while the Blade 15 excels in some areas, it disappoints in many others.
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Providing quality health care at an affordable cost is an area Taiwan excels in.
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What the Wooster Group excels in is telling stories that are more than plot.
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Crockett said CBS excels in content but needs a bit of help with distribution.
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There are, however, some areas where the US excels in care, according to Commonwealth.
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Though she's since traveled across the Atlantic, Bea still excels in Kildare regional humor.
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This seems a lost opportunity; Mr. Salonen excels in exactly the areas the Philharmonic needs.
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Why is everyone surprised when an actual grandmother excels in the competition, and even wins?
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The last opportunity is in a time trial Saturday, but Froome excels in that discipline.
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Soon came some unexpected flops in fields that China usually excels in: diving, gymnastics and swimming.
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The U.S. is scrambling to compete with foreign education systems, namely China's (which excels in STEM).
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Maybe he excels in Walton's system playing in lineups that prop him up at the four.
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The DMV is no exception, but sing-rapper Kelow LaTesha excels in spite of those odds.
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Unmoved by these treasures, the daughter excels in soberly analyzing why her father so adored wine.
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It comes installed on every iOS device and, like Google Keep, it excels in its simplicity.
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The 22-year-old Keys has a solid all-around game that excels in long rallies.
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The last opportunity is in a time trial on Saturday, but Froome excels in that discipline.
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Mr Modi excels in this "project mode", says Reuben Abraham of the IDFC Institute, a think-tank.
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The superb tenor Matthew Polenzani excels in the title role, his lyrical elegance matched by youthful ardor.
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The S Pen still performs best as an actual stylus, however, and it excels in this capacity.
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As the stern but loving parental substitute, she embodies the kind of secular savior Disney excels in.
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As a vocalist, Post Malone excels in syllables with blurry edges and tightly controlled melodies that lull.
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The movie excels in recreating the settings from the books; no surprise, considering Theo's fixation on objects.
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Nurmagomedov excels in the upper body clinch and positions where he is able to hold and hit.
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However, although the documentary fails to deliver on its promise, it excels in giving color to its subjects.
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That's why I think anime excels in the giant mecha form because they make their characters so relatable.
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Mr. Anderson excels in both realms, exacting a toll of physical punishment that he attributed to inner rage.
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Russia is one of the relatively few countries that cares deeply about and excels in the Winter Games.
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Usually this spirals to the extreme: a player who is not just versatile but excels in every area.
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Why she would have ever thought that was a sound idea is mystifying, because Clinton excels in this format.
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The German defense industry excels in several areas, despite a much smaller internal market and tight restrictions on exports.
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The Excelsior Hotel Gallia excels in a brand of luxury that lacks personality, but delivers on convenience and comfort.
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Ward, a hard-working and gritty player, excels in the corners and has scored his share of crucial playoff goals.
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Where Crashlands truly excels in its use of a crafting system that is addictive and powerful, yet easy to learn.
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Hamilton Beach excels in every other type of household appliance, so trusting them with a juicer is a no-brainer.
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A strong person who intimidates and shoves their way into a "yes" is the person who excels in these scenarios.
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Instead, they say, she excels in intimate listening sessions where she can demonstrate her seemingly encyclopedic knowledge of obscure policy.
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"Sticky Fingers" excels in conveying the complexity of the most intimate and least covered part of Wenner's life: his sexuality.
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"He is faster than me," said Sagan, the three-time defending world champion who excels in finishes on slight ascents.
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At lower volumes, the Gold has a presence and range that exceed lesser speakers, and it excels in mid-range tones.
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Crude excels in criticizing the western discovery of oil in the Middle East, while simultaneously acknowledging how it modernized the region.
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Hoffman, also a partner at Greylock Partners, says the Valley excels in what other areas can't do: Scaling up very quickly.
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Harlan is a charming monster, a type that Plummer excels in playing, and it's a shame that he isn't around longer.
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Yet she excels in the other half of the equation: She is perhaps the most vividly poetic of all contemporary American politicians.
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Known as China's first video artist, Peili excels in his wry responses to Chinese state media, produced as both propaganda and entertainment.
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He excels in transition, has a quick release on catch-and-shoot opportunities, and has a flair for creativity in difficult situations.
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Now a soft-spoken 11-year-old, Saheed excels in designing cartoon characters on his phone but needs special help in school.
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Jones excels in zone run schemes, but he'll have his work cut out for him against linebackers Bobby Wagner and K.J. Wright.
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Hallmark does "reasonably well" financially and on its products, but it really excels in conveying the depth of human relationships, Hahn-Griffiths said.
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As a result, it's always impressive when a dance music artist not only dedicates themselves to an album but excels in doing so.
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Since (Sandy) Alex G's music excels in the middle ground between certainty and doubt, not having all the answers is exactly the point.
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So, it's no surprise that the brand also excels in creating dramatically decorative cake pans that require nothing more than pouring and baking.
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To the extent it succeeds, it's another worthy experiment — the kind Bushwick Starr excels in — into the nature of post-naturalism in theater.
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The Tar Heels have a significantly different roster this time around, but they're still really good, and Roy Williams excels in tournament play.
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"Her role as House Republican Conference Chair is one she truly excels in and I think her future knows no bounds," Lummis said.
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Though each gal excels in varying Hollywood industries, one thing they all have in common is what it's like to be in the spotlight.
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Then again, not every guy has the magical powers of a Nordic god, so let's just say that Thor excels in a few departments.
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Since Mr. Trump excels in dishonesty, it is now up to members of Congress to obtain & declassify the CIA findings on Jamal Khashoggi's death.
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It's super easy to accept a female athlete who excels in a sport that builds an acceptably feminine figure, like gymnastics or figure skating.
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Sayonara Wild Hearts excels in various forms, some completely independent of holding a controller: as a game, as a sensory experience, as pure music.
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"The electric car revolution will create huge opportunities in mining, in auto-parts and auto manufacturing, in cleantech—areas Canada excels in," said Woynillowicz.
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Robert Woods also excels in these areas, but Reynolds likely won't meet that standard, a concern for an offense that relies heavily on play-action.
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According to a cousin, she excels in math and is studying to become a government worker with hopes of one day advocating for women's rights.
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The Note 8 excels in all the areas a $1,000 phone should Bixby is the only part of the Note 8 that I don't like.
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A.J. Klein struggled with these in the first meeting, which could mean more snaps for Alex Anzalone, a second-year 'backer who excels in coverage.
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Google still has an advantage in low-light thanks to Night Sight, but the Note 10+ excels in bright light, often outshooting its biggest competitors.
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The rough edges are where it excels, in fact, as it captures the bile-filled emotions that drive the kind of angry populism it depicts.
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There are a lot of things the cast of Vanderpump Rules excels in: making or serving Pump-Tinis, blacking out on camera, really, anything with alcohol.
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Our military excels in everything it is meant to do, and it is never a more shining example of American largess than when providing humanitarian assistance.
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Perhaps the most resonant stories are those about marriage; Motoya (a playwright as well as an author) excels in putting husband and wife through unusual trials.
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Matthew Zeiler is the founder and CEO of Clarifai, an artificial intelligence company that excels in visual recognition, solving real-world problems for businesses and developers alike.
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Faber says he and Lopez have been friends for a while -- and can personally vouch for his fighting skills ... saying Lopez really excels in boxing and wrestling.
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The Tale excels in these absurdist meta-moments, such as the scenes in which Dern and Nélisse meet up across time to deconstruct events as they happen.
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"Since Mr. Trump excels in dishonesty, it is now up to members of Congress to obtain & declassify the CIA findings on Jamal Khashoggi's death," Brennan tweeted Tuesday.
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Each of these smartphone cameras excels in some regard, but the best end result is in the eye of the beholder since none exhibits any serious flaws.
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As we develop our young core of position players, we felt it was important to supplement our group with a veteran who really excels in those areas.
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The story of two sexually repressed newlyweds on their wedding night, On Chesil Beach seems like a good fit for Ronan, who excels in wordlessly suggesting emotional turmoil.
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Like many of its peers, Harvard excels in MONEY's rankings not only because of the outstanding education it provides but also thanks to its generous financial aid program.
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Nothing Overlord does is particularly novel — the WWII sequences, the character banter, the moral questions, the horror of its second half — but it excels in sheer visceral execution.
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Details are crisp and detailed from the 27-megapixel back and 27-megapixel front camera and the back camera excels in low-light situations with little to complain.
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He's a leg attack specialist, specifically the heel hook, so the rulesets of many major organizations strip away the area of the game which he truly excels in.
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"I'm amazed that given the number of days she misses, she still excels in the classroom," said Susan Ruegger, who is teaching Stefanoni about lipids in freshman biology.
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In this call to arms, Sitaraman excels in "helping understand how our forebears handled it and building a platform to think about it today," Angus Deaton wrote here.
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The View actually excels in showing a bunch of people fighting on air with little to no resolution, which inevitably results in endless scandals and public tiffs. Delightful!
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Even in action films like The Italian Job, he's demonstrated that he excels in capturing the grounded rather than the absurd, and the change is noticeable throughout the film.
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Arent said advances in the science and technology of exercise are changing not only who excels in professional sports but how star athletes are training for the big game.
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This is the kind of atmosphere at which Oyeyemi excels, in which marvelous things happen with deadpan matter-of-factness and the reader is pulled along in their wake.
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The band's trademark fuzz guitar leads are in full, orchestrated flight here, and that surprise rock-out coda is also the kind of audio sucker-punch the band excels in.
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" Others: Former CIA Director John Brennan: "Since Mr. Trump excels in dishonesty, it is now up to members of Congress to obtain & declassify the CIA findings on Jamal Khashoggi's death.
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And while many of its features are being copied by Instagram Stories, it excels in some desirable ad features such as location tracking and augmented reality, several companies told CNBC.
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Feedly can grab new articles from almost any site, even those without RSS feeds, and excels in the way it lets you browse and sort through the news on offer.
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But he also excels in a more relaxed vein, sauntering through "Carousel" in easy waltz time, or delivering an elegant disquisition on "The Pawnbroker," the movie theme by Quincy Jones.
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There are a lot of reasons why Israel excels in cybersecurity, but one of them is undoubtedly its talent pool, which is fed by intelligence units like 8200 and 81.
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Meanwhile, Calah's entire family has joined together to continue searching for the beloved teen, who her mother says is a honor roll student who "excels in everything she does" — especially drama.
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Coming off her Oscar for "La La Land," Stone excels in conveying King's inner turmoil, as she wrestles with the implications of the public and private aspects of her life colliding.
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The Democrats could turn off voters if they push too hard to investigate, and perhaps ultimately try to impeach Trump, allowing him to play the victim, a role he excels in.
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At just 15 years old, she excels in the role of the loner weirdo, craving the stability of a regular, small-town existence as her dad drags her across the country.
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Musk is on the verge of hiring Morgan Stanley because the bank excels in rounding up financing from a wide array of sources, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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When the world deploys more inexpensive solar modules,regardless of where they are assembled, it creates more demand for the polysilicon wafer and ingot inputs that the U.S. excels in producing.
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It excels in its moments of brutal action that at times feels like a waking nightmare, the best of which is a jarring and prolonged shootout between local police and a suspect.
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Fagone excels in describing those who powered the war effort but received scarce glory, like the women who hand-operated the enormous, room-sized codebreaking machines, dripping with sweat in airless rooms.
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Like any good public artist, Mutu excels in her appreciation for the context of her commission; she recognizes that most viewers will see The NewOnes, will free Us from far below it.
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So while careful, nonpartisan modeling, the kind the C.B.O. excels in, is important, you don't need a detailed analysis to know what American health care would look like if this bill passes.
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The full-frame mainstay is a tool of choice for a number of reasons: top-grade performance, superb photo and video quality, deep controls, and a big sensor that excels in low light.
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Rooney particularly excels in narrating the moments when words fail us; when we attempt to navigate physical and emotional intimacy without fully understanding, or naming, our own needs, or those of our lover's.
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Shevchenko excels in countering and clinching, and since she's four fights into her UFC career, she can dole out surprises like the armbar she caught off her back against Julianna Peña in January.
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Sure, there might be a team that executes at a strategy at a higher level, or an individual athlete who excels in a way that forces opponents to adjust in pretty big ways.
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Parker will hand over the reins to Charles Scharf, a one-time Jamie Dimon protégé known on Wall Street as a detail-oriented number cruncher who excels in streamlining operations, later this month.
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Musk was on the verge of hiring Morgan Stanley because the bank excels in rounding up financing from a wide array of sources, a person familiar with the matter told CNBC this week.
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Yes. The entire title of this show is dedicated to Foley's Will Chase, a man who excels in shooting bad guys but is also a charming romantic who wears his heart on his sleeve.
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We talked about the Macron-effect, noting that the French president has most recently been on the money when talking about artificial intelligence, which is the kind of "deep tech" that EF excels in.
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The Samsung Galaxy smartwatch is an awesome Apple Watch alternative that excels in the two places the Series 4 flounders, offering a lengthy battery life of up to four days and costing far less.
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One of the most puzzling injustices in American history is our time-honored tradition of eating turkey, a bird that excels in its mediocrity, on the best holiday this great nation has to offer.
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Even as Japan has given up its lead in technologies like televisions, cellphones and computers, it still excels in highly valued products used behind the scenes, including precision machinery, specialty chemicals, sensors and cameras.
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The production gives a cast that excels in the art of lyric singing—including the soprano Diana Damrau (above), who portrays the Hindu priestess Leïla—the chance to render Bizet's characters in three dimensions.
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Whether a final is decided in the third set or the fifth, in a tiebreak at 6-all or at 12-all, the trophy goes to the player who excels in the high-leverage moments.
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Fast Times at Ridgemont High excels in showing how we're all in flux at that stage of our lives, while also providing inspiration for how we might gain back some of that malleability in adulthood.
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In addition to chess, U.M.B.C. excels in the National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition, Baja racing (engineers designing cars, for those who are wondering) and Model U.N. "I'm happy to see U.M.B.C. had some success," Sherman added.
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China excels in most kinds of technology, but when it comes to gene editing and designer babies, it has an extra advantage: a population that has been conditioned to manipulating reproduction as a tool for progress.
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Hunt excels in his descriptions of battles, but the freelance classicist John Prevas, in HANNIBAL'S OATH: The Life and Wars of Rome's Greatest Enemy (Da Capo, $28), is better at providing context, both strategic and political.
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Mr. Porterfield also excels in depicting Keith's nerve-racking environment, a segregated neighborhood in which Keith has divided interests: Most of his friends, including his one-time girlfriend Courtney (the superb Zazie Beetz) are African-American.
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This experiment excels in a place where other animal research is often flawed—it studied wild animals in their natural habitats, rather than in a lab, where their behavior might be significantly altered by the unnatural environment.
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Hank the septopus has been billed as Pixar's most technically complicated character to date, and as always, Pixar excels in the little details, like the shiny, slick texture of fish that have just emerged from the water.
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Douglas didn't manage to qualify for the all-around individual final because of the "two-athletes-per-country" rule and she ranked 7th in the uneven bar finals on Sunday – an event that she usually excels in.
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The description of the locale is somewhat flat, but Ólafsdóttir excels in exploring what bedevils Jónas and the novel's other men: a conception of manhood that prevents them from articulating emotion or understanding power except as violence.
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Roe proves a sure-handed guide on the quest for "something more real than reality" and excels in documenting clashes both serious and silly—as when Breton demanded that René Magritte's wife remove a necklace bearing a cross.
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With a 1 percent cash-back bonus and no annual fee, Final offers a competitive credit card product, but it really excels in the flexibility it provides in the way consumers can manage virtual cards across multiple vendors.
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Glastonbury excels in creating lawless spots where you lose all track of your mates, the odd item of clothing, time, space—that's part and parcel of the escapism that festivals promised so many are now starting to forget.
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Brinson's most impressive statistics may have come off the field: He excels in the classroom — he has maintained a 228 grade point average in chemical engineering and hopes to attend medical school — and even in his other sport.
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For all its memorable brashness — the chili-laced cuisine, the vicious heat, the excess of tropical botany — Thailand excels in forgetting, a deliberate amnesia that makes history turn, if not in circles at least in cul-de-sacs.
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He boxes out, recovers loose balls at a higher rate than any of his teammates, and still excels in his role as a critical cog in Golden State's OG Death Lineup, which is no longer getting steamrolled on defense.
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An unbeaten prospect who just came off an impressive title-winning display against Steve Carl at Titan FC 38, it will be interesting to see Muhammad trade leather with an opponent who excels in the striking realm like Jouban.
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The sequence where she lurks around the theater to find a way to kill off one of the lead actresses, as well as the scene where she excels in her training, makes for some of the episode's stronger stuff.
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I have a similar expectation when I look at the work of Romare Bearden — visual historian of the American South, member of the Harlem Renaissance, soldier, songwriter, author, and artist activist — because he excels in these things that collagists can do.
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The stock offering is a smash, soaring more than 50 percent on debut, but an economy which excels in innovating in the creation and sharing of "social stories" is a different beast from one which innovates in making steel or ships.
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This is where GLOW excels in season two, in its ideas of womanhood as a kind of performance given to the public, the costume later taken off at home, alone, when nobody but those who love you best can see it.
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The track excels in its ability to seamlessly weave together the sort of dance music Flume is known to be good at, with a pair of fitting and on point verses by Vince, and very smooth vocals by the singer Kučka.
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Abbott excels in evoking the strange mix of camaraderie and rivalry that exists in academic research, showing the links forged by long hours and proximity as well as the suspicion and desperation that grow like a bacterial culture in competitive environments.
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While Thornhill is a converted corner who excels in coverage, and Savage can do a little of everything, Abram is a beast in the box who uses his compact frame as a devastating weapon in the middle of the field.
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Marshon Lattimore, Cornerback, Ohio State He is ridiculously fast (4.36-second 40-yard dash), excels in the vertical leap and broad jump, and justified his measurables on the field after a slow start because of ailing hamstrings that required surgery.
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With this new update, we thought it'd be fun to highlight all the cool features and innovations inside the redesigned Model S. After all, there's so much more to this car than its looks, though it excels in that department as well.
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Read MoreJapanese taxpayers foot $100B bill for Fukushima disaster Japan's many "natural risks" means it excels in preparing for natural disasters, and is willing to teach emerging markets how to do so as well, says Ede Ijjasz-Vasquez from the World Bank.
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Using boxing as the vehicle to get the kids in the door, East Side Boxing excels in its ability to not only connect with the local youth but also in terms of the support it can offer them in the long term.
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The match wasn't bad in terms of the actual wrestling; WWE has established such a deep bench of talent that the in-ring stuff rarely descends to the realm of the terrible, and Reigns excels in matches involving furniture, weapons, and metal posts.
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He glorifies the pleasures of adultery and promiscuity in "I Get Around," yet empathizes with the plight of black women in "Keep Ya Head Up." Buckman masterfully excels in bringing these concepts to light while simultaneously probing the viewer to seek deeper and more honest responses.
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According to his data (which you can see here), if you want a city that excels in all three, you have just three choices:Oklahoma City, OklahomaOmaha, NebraskaDes Moines, IowaIn fact, only 15 cities got high marks in two categories, most of them focused in quality of life.
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Which is where "There She Goes" excels, in a way you might expect from a show whose executive producers include Sharon Horgan of "Catastrophe" and "Motherland" fame: by shining a light on a perhaps more difficult kind of parenting without turning it into overly sentimentalized pablum.
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Hemsworth excels in the very silly role, providing the film with another comedic release valve — one who can be just unbelievable enough in his utter vapidity to allow the movie to wink at its audience every so often about how crazy the universe it takes place in is.
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The Chiefs don't play this weekend, but before the playoffs — and, quite possibly, during them — they will encounter an opponent that appears equipped to slow them, a defense that coaxes interceptions and excels in the red zone and might prevent them from scoring so darn quickly and often.
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"In the seating world we've talked about a trickle-down of features where things like heated or cooled seats were reserved for premium, higher-end luxury vehicles in years past, now you see it on mass-market vehicles," Gruber said, adding that Volvo is one company that excels in delivering seat comfort.
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She excels in creating her own multiverse—a 360-degree world where she writes her own songs, directs most of her own shiny, highly stylized videos that could be cuts from the same movie and carefully weaves together a list of collaborators that elevate her distinct sound and aesthetic—but never overshadow it.
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Coming off a Game 220 win against the Washington Wizards, the No. 1 seeded — remember Boston, not Cleveland, is the top seed in the East — Celtics now have a more capable Isaiah Thomas who sits at the heart of every opposing defensive gameplan; a four-time All-Star (Al Horford) who excels in the frontcourt; at least three years of continuity strung between seven core players; and bench depth.
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