Sansa, exuding the confidence of a knight, carries out the execution.
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Tall, regal, exuding elegance, she was bound to catch Nelson's eye.
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Jones's performance is a marvel, exuding vitality, charisma and sexual confidence.
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The shop's aesthetic is minimal but warm, exuding hand-hewn bonhomie.
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NBA star LeBron James is known for exuding confidence on social media.
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He won a debate against President Jimmy Carter by exuding authority and geniality.
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The pair — young, diverse and exuding cool — are the new face of royalty.
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He would speak with the commanding voice of a powerful official, exuding superiority.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — Figures stare boldly from the canvas, exuding youth and health.
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The yolk, exuding anthropomorphic cuteness, looks like the center of a winking eye.
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But Trump is exuding confidence following his successful endorsement this month of state Rep.
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Britt ain't exactly exuding confidence ... but he says the Rams definitely have a shot.
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On the other hand, nobody has ever accused Congress of exuding logic and reason.
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He's already exuding bits of effort that were swallowed during his time in Cleveland.
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The way you deeply caress yourself exuding sexuality is everything I want for myself.
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Yeah, because you'd think it'd be very ... I think they aren't always exuding that.
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Trump voters see a class that talks equality while living privilege and exuding contempt.
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They announce their independence from human use while exuding a visual and tactile magnetism.
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Women exuding Vogue beauty and power paused on the patio to give television interviews.
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On self-confidenceCuban, known for exuding a brash confidence, advises others to follow his example.
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One of K-pop's biggest acts, they built themselves up by exuding confidence and power.
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She shook my hand, exuding a cloud of fragrance, and sat next to her husband.
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The cabin is quiet, with the silky engine exuding little emotion from the exhaust note.
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She wears an elaborate arrangement of flowers around her neck, exuding confidence and coded mystery.
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It's a good role for Mr. Kaufmann, who conveys Johnson's inner torment while exuding charisma.
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Hitting the stage mere hours before sunup, GAIKA emerges exuding an unusual and discomfiting energy.
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The Chrysler 300 is an American sedan that deftly evokes muscle cars while exuding class.
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He's all humility when discussing the original Knack, while exuding quiet hopefulness for the sequel.
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The Quays' films are melancholy and anachronistic, exuding the sense of a clockwork factory running down.
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Tracks existed in unique microcosms, each exuding their own individual sense of deep-rooted urban dread.
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She seems wise, exuding the sort of confidence that you only get from living long enough.
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At his rallies, her father often refers to her by her first name only, exuding pride.
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Doris lived a life full of highs and lows, but always with love exuding from her heart.
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Exuding an unshakable level of control and cunning, she believes that nothing worthwhile is achieved without sacrifice.
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The film depicted a school filled with motivated teachers and eager children exuding hope and seeking opportunity.
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She's slightly awkward in a way that feels authentic, while also exuding a sort of radical competence.
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Late in the afternoon and into the evening, he appeared on a string of networks, exuding confidence.
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This terrific show presents works carved from wood representing Buddhist deities, some wrathful, others exuding beatific serenity.
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"I still think Mama oozes more grace, while also exuding a motherly air!" one Weibo poster said.
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" Ben Brantley described the piece as exuding "a good-natured earnestness that stays shy of cloying piety.
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Scaramucci also said that Trump is "exuding his toughness" by threatening a government shutdown over border security.
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Close your eyes and imagine you're dancing in a packed club and everyone's exuding this addictive, electric energy.
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That well-known Hellenistic sculpture features a mortally wounded Celt exuding handsomeness, grace and beauty, blissful while bleeding.
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Wood's greatest gift on Westworld is her stillness – she's able to remain inhumanly stationary while somehow exuding energy.
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Exuding happiness and toting a bottle of a champagne, she gets further with the clerk than Crawford did.
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Smiling, demonstrating positive energy and exuding confidence make a huge difference, says Joe Hart, CEO of Dale Carnegie.
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In Russia, Uruguay have won all four games, with Suarez bagging two goals, avoiding controversy, and exuding experience.
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Mr. Bloom the actor can't help exuding a scrupulous decency that doesn't quite tally with a reptilian psycho.
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Mr. Scorsese's contribution is notable for exuding a sinister quality akin to the Weimar antecedents of film noir.
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Thursday saw Andrews bouncing around the pressroom, exuding the energy that animates so many NWSL stakeholders these days.
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I've felt I have a really quiet voice, but she was just capable of exuding power without sacrificing beauty.
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The shape of the curve is exuding a bad omen for the stock market if history is any guide.
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Typically, Swier, striking and exuding confidence, is under constant scrutiny as to whether she truly deserves Criss's undying love.
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Samsung's leadership isn't just exuding an almost unnerving confidence, they contend that they've turned a corner with customers, too.
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Nestled among the field is a tiny spacecraft, smoke exuding from the roof, and bits of debris and wreckage.
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In the meantime, BuzzFeed is exuding confidence about its original story, even as journalists at other newsrooms express doubts.
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He's exuding confidence that his country isn't hung up over the US, that they can still prosper without Washington.
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It was the Age of the Mustache — and of men who acted genially boyish while exuding testosterone-fueled swagger.
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During the Trump administration, American shares have reached new highs, propelled by strong corporate profits and executives exuding optimism.
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Thirty-two years old and exuding charisma, Henrikson had something everyone wanted during those go-go days in 2006.
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" Democrats and Republicans sat stoically as their names were called, exuding confidence with their calls of "aye" or "no.
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She recently got engaged to her long-term boyfriend, and she lies wrapped in his arms, exuding a nervous energy.
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Mr. Kudisch, exuding manly goodness, speaks Greg's comforting words in a silken voice that doesn't mask the sexual aggression underneath.
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I kept my eye line above the heads of the fans, exuding confidence, big on body language and positive thought.
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Blunt played Ivanka as a deeply disappointed woman exuding righteous regret: "I'm supposed to be the brains here," she trilled.
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Exuding rejuvenation, he manipulated knobs and dials, tapped buttons and screens, and bobbed to the sounds produced by these exertions.
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Justin Trudeau came to office in 2015 by the high road, exuding charm, confidence, integrity and an openness to change.
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"Tree" had originally been Barlow's personalized gift to his sister on her wedding day, a song exuding the goodness of love.
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"We always go back with the hopes of exuding the if I knew then what I know now attitude," she says.
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These bacteria are a living factory of medicine, exuding a suite of suite of antimicrobial compounds that target and kill pathogens.
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Some witnesses shine on the witness stand, exuding calm, consistency and credibility, while others flop, equivocating or recanting their prior statements.
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She passed yards where children played while adults dug around in border gardens or sat on porches exuding hard-won security.
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He glumly pottered about as his Costa Rican partner, Giannina Facio, towered alongside him, exuding enough warm vibes for them both.
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She was true to the instrument, not conveying a lot of weight or body, but exuding gravitas and a deceptive power.
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" Ben Brantley described the piece, closing on July 29, as exuding "a good-natured earnestness that stays shy of cloying piety.
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" Still, he describes the The Just | Drew woman as "fun, fresh, and flirtatious; exuding confidence while knowing all eyes are on her.
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First off, Travesia Cuatro, a gallery with outposts in both Madrid and Guadalajara, wins for exuding chic minimalist vibes the entire fair.
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Even though Portman won't be hitting the red carpet, we're sure she'll be exuding her own kind of radiance from the couch.
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Instead the primary emotion Midsommar inspires is closer to a pure, compulsory awe, with nearly every scene exuding unbelievable beauty and elation.
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Here, take a closer look by clicking the image below: The painting is titled "Hope" despite exuding a palpable sense of despair.
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She's seductive in her relaxed manner—less frantic and eager to please than her Kosovan counterpart Rita Ora, yet still exuding polish.
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Yet he bravely drove to work every day in his Fiat compact, exuding strength and calm to his workers and the nation.
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"Jones's performance is a marvel, exuding vitality, charisma and sexual confidence," James Poniewozik wrote in his review in The New York Times.
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The band—pasty and exuding too much junkie business casual and cool—slurred through a sax drenched set consisting only of new songs.
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She's aggressive, mean, and utterly captivating, exuding star quality even as she's trying to cut someone's face open with a broken glass bottle.
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Staying true to traditional depictions of Cable, the character is definitely rough around the edges, war-torn, and exuding a lot of attitude.
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Lined with fig trees and exuding community pride, Leimert Park was as close to an oasis as you could find in South Central.
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Harvey Weinstein seemed miffed more than anything else, exuding annoyance at being made to bother with such plebeian rituals as arrests and arraignments.
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The two seem like an immediate mismatch, with Doc exuding strong '90s grunge vibes and Beans looking more the part of a goth.
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Downward streaks of the blue coloring (likely nail polish) run along each side of the figure, as if it were exuding an aura.
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In both the original and the remake, Penny is Johnny's sultry dance partner, exuding the sex appeal and confidence to which Baby aspires.
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He makes dancing, hitting the right notes, and exuding just the right amount of charm — while never straying into obnoxiousness — look so easy.
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All of the paintings explore the feeling of life here in Southern California, exuding beauty on the surface with hints of melancholy underneath.
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But, despite the bandleader's understandable concerns, Drugdealer's precisely languid baroque gutter pop sounded tight, nuanced, and powerful, exuding classic-rock confidence and grit.
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But the 1910 Olds trombone in its green velvet-lined case, exuding an inviting smell of mold mixed with slide oil, seduced me.
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But in this bedroom today, wearing all-black athleisure and exuding her signature super-positive energy, there is not one ounce of prtentiousness.
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Ms. Rosales had found that male-centric narratives about Latino culture were coarser, less well-balanced and intent on exuding a certain toughness.
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Then he met a Dutch researcher who had come across stalled plans to try to use cockroaches to detect TNT exuding from buried landmines.
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Exuding major western vibes, Gomez paired a sherpa patched tapestry-like coat with a pair of jeans, sneakers and her signature gold hoop earrings.
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It exploded in the air, generating brightness greater than the sun, exuding heat, damaging more than 7,000 buildings and injuring more than 1,2410777 people.
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In response to the Y2 poll, McMullin released a statement exuding confidence and suggested he hopes to move his support beyond his home state.
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Committed to protecting his country, its citizens, the oppressed, and his family — and also exuding an undeniable badassery — he's the definition of boyfriend material.
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Even his face has changed from a smirk to a scowl, and though he doesn't actually grab his crotch, that's the energy he's exuding.
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Two elderly businessmen in modest suits flank a barber, exuding the sort of humble middle-class pride that seems centuries removed from our era.
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The smells of suede and nicotine creating a delicate and ambered patina, fragrant hair on the nape of a neck exuding a vanilla aroma.
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Ryan isn't expected to be challenged in his race for Speaker, and he's exuding confidence he'll win another two years atop the House GOP.
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" "When the President makes this personal, he really is exuding behavior unbecoming a leader of a free world," she told Don Lemon on "CNN Tonight.
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A high point of the evening was the appearance of Miss Ekaterina, a contortionist and exotic dancer exuding erotic danger, who snaked through the audience.
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Barges converted into bars are full of university students celebrating their first night of the semester, all of them exuding a nervous "new kid" energy.
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Asking for a pay rise can be daunting for many, and while exuding confidence may make the process smoother — it's not the only aspect to consider.
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The enthusiasm this inanimate object is exuding is absolutely infectious, and suddenly everything seems a whole lot better after watching Mr. Bottle Opener ride a rollercoaster.
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Lovato's been exuding plenty of confidence through her outfits, after recently opening up about her ongoing struggle with body dysmorphia in her YouTube documentary Simply Complicated.
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Mr. Legend, typically unctuous, was immaculate here, exuding confident calm behind his piano in front of a crowd that had just been shrieking for Mr. West.
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There is often a traditionally masculine sense of familiarity at play in these portrayals, exuding a feeling particular enough to suggest its own term: bromosexual relationships.
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Because of course, the folks who are searching and browsing didn't know that they were exuding these collateral data, or that those data were being saved.
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He said that the Islamic State tried loading 120-millimeter mortar rounds with caustic soda, but that the munitions rusted to the point of exuding salts.
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In any given scene, the wild-eyed Cézanne can switch from cunningly manipulating his closest friends to bristling with manic energy to exuding class and dignity.
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Experimenting with fashion has made me realize a lot about gender norms and how people feel about a biological male exuding feminine energy and liking feminine things.
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It's in a duet of exquisite pain that we perceive the desire Brother Jabez (Matty Oaks) feels for the touch of another man (Andrew Robinson, exuding charisma).
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These ever-so-slightly-tinted, blue-light lenses work like low-light sunglass lenses without exuding the look of a bored, hungover, or strung-out movie star.
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The interior was a severe "Titan Black," but the leather was primo and only the generally minimalist design prevented the Arteon from exuding a more plush vibe.
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Dan Warthen, the Mets' pitching coach, had talked to him about taking a cue from Matt Harvey and Jacob deGrom and maintaining his composure and exuding calmness.
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In a recent interview at her home studio, Ms. Paul spoke softly but openly about her life and art, exuding a combination of fragility and quiet strength.
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But with a White House plagued by remarkably high staff turnover, and with constitutional crises lurking around every corner, the country and economy aren't exuding predictability either.
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Exuding an indelible, instantly recognizable style, they were the work of the great Irving Penn — the first modern photographer whose name was fixed in my young brain.
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Ritter is another example of great casting, exuding an eery trustworthiness that's the result of a career in shows like Parenthood, Girls, and Kevin (Probably) Saves the World.
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Clinton, while exuding a great deal of fire and energy at a big rally on Sunday night near Des Moines, frames her candidacy much more cerebrally and pragmatically.
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Okely's timbre maintains a steady flow, never escalating, exuding an authoritative sense of contentment—here's who is confident in his storytelling so there's no need to yell it.
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If you want to be the subject of adoration, envy, and respect by all those you encounter, don't worry about that whole smiling, listening, and exuding confidence thing.
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Granted, both performers also took the same stage last year, but this year they clearly had full ownership, exuding a well-earned confidence and larger-than-life charisma.
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Critics described her onstage as both "chaste, slightly cool," and "intriguingly flirtatious," and she dresses as she used to dance, exuding feminine strength with a subtle sex appeal.
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This one was made with footage collected from corporate videos, in which representatives for Dow and The Economist deliver statements while exuding the illusion of competence and control.
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James Woods, exuding smarmy charisma, is Max, an executive at a small cable station broadcasting lurid images pilfered from satellite signals; think public access with kink and ultraviolence.
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This exhibition, organized by the art historian Ive Covaci and Adriana Proser, the museum's curator of traditional Asian art, offers, along with wrathful deities, numerous figures exuding beatific serenity.
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The offense isn't as sexy as the starting rotation, but they do alright: bargain-bin free agent Mike Napoli is mashing and exuding his delightful Floridian take on lumbersexuality.
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In a new cover story for InStyle magazine, supermodel Karlie Kloss appears stunningly fierce surrounded by flames, while exuding superwoman-level strength as she holds up a busted sedan.
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One object widely admired by the other lampworkers was a pea-green monster truck with big black tires and flames exuding from six tailpipes—every inch of it glass.
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The building has a kind of horizontal verticality, exuding a dynamic, neofuturistic spatial-structural elasticity that distinguishes it from the surroundings, yet also suggests a playful relationship to place.
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In a quiet moment like this, the couple's comedy dynamic is razor-sharp and infectious: Jo Harvey is proud, effusive, exuding love and warmth; Terry is her ornery inverse.
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"It's such a beautiful venue that it's strangely intimate," he said, exuding thoughtful affability while eating a late-morning bowl of oatmeal at a TriBeCa hotel restaurant last week.
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Mr. Sanders made no mention of the rumpus during his campaign stops, largely sticking to his standard message and exuding confidence that he would have a strong caucus night.
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Most of all I will remember his presidency as one of a dedicated family man exuding grace, intelligence, humor, wit, compassion, thoughtfulness and fierce commitment to ideals and principles.
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Exuding confidence, planting your feet solidly on the ground, projecting your voice well and working on having eye contact with your audience is crucial and not that difficult to master.
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On the heavy Take Me Apart, Kelela takes us through the emotional highs and lows of love and lust, exuding a spectacular confidence even on the album's most vulnerable moments.
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During a graduation dinner in late October, Ms. Arrunategui, 20, put aside her natural shyness and stood to thank her fellow students and the instructors, exuding a newfound self-assurance.
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Glimpses of "the demimonde that line the margins, exuding whiffs of opium and absinthe, give Sante's book the intimate feeling of a personal scrapbook," our reviewer, Molly Haskell, wrote here.
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The warm kindness of strangers, exuding the stresses of the day into a toilet bowl before taking a soak in jasmine-scented water, unconditional love—these are the good things.
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Then there's Bobby Nash (Peter Krause, exuding authority) and his team of fire department first responders including a young fireman who legitimately uses the truck to chase down a booty call.
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What stands out in Wissam Nassar's photography of the current conflict in Palestine is the intensity with which certain bodies are articulating their task, refusing to perform disability, instead exuding capacity.
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There is something terrible about away fans, with their chest-beating masculinity and their strength-in-numbers bravado, exuding a fug of testosterone and antagonism as they hurtle towards their destination.
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Dramatic surprises and delightful moments abound, and the sheer creativity exuding from every padded, tweezed, and contoured inch on the queens' bodies is a deeply heartening blast of glamour, talent, and skill.
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Exuding a sort of frazzled art teacher vibe, she held a silver pencil in her hand to punctuate her points as she explained how recent Massachusetts tax cuts disproportionately benefited the wealthy.
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FROM COINAGE: Jay-Z & Beyoncé: All the Ways J and Bey Get Paid Meanwhile, Bey has been busy both exuding the paramount of maternity fashion and prepping for her little ones' arrival.
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His track "Soul Food," featuring Chicago rapper Saba, was an anthem that rhythmically responded to the ongoing issues of police brutality while still exuding positive vibes in hopes for a better future.
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More than anything, however, both of them have dark, rugged, handsome managers, each of them exuding a taciturn machismo which is deeply compelling and, in a semi-erotic sense, hard to ignore.
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From the doorstep of 52 Mercer Street in SoHo on a recent Thursday night, a line of women mostly in their 20s and 2100s, exuding anticipation, snaked halfway around the next block.
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Since then, tens of millions of tourists have crowded inside the living-room-size chamber, exuding a swampy mist of breath and sweat, which has caused the plaster to expand and contract.
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In contrast, the subject of "Azalées Blanches (White Azaleas)" (1910) lays casually on a sofa, her face betraying little interest in how she's being seen or shown and exuding a confidence beyond sexuality.
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This look feels expensive but mysterious, exuding power in its casualness and neatly sealed together with principal fashion items that speak more clearly without the distraction wrought by more detailed or structured pants.
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There was George Kent in his three-piece suit and colorful bow tie and Alexander Vindman in his full military uniform—the former exuding a genteel propriety, the latter a strict, unyielding rectitude.
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"Joe Biden has come out strong and forceful on the misuse of power with respect to the Oval, and I like that he is exuding confidence by taking Trump head on," Wolf said.
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Nadon doesn't worry about playing it safe, exuding qualities that can't be taught, according to Kourlas, who wrote that her "Rubies" debut wasn't just a good show, but "a promise to the future."
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What's important here is we have a video of Lil Wayne doing his big toothy grin, exuding unlimited happiness in a TV spot for his favorite sport, bringing maximum vibes to your day.
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The acting is superlative, with del Toro exuding a quiet power over everyone in the prison, including the guards (he's less weird here than he often is, and is both quietly menacing and charming).
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Avidor says he thinks beads are more precise than heated oils because you can't control temperature well enough to ensure the oils are warm and exuding a smell for a guaranteed amount of time.
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The campaign is exuding a quiet confidence amid standing-room-only crowds across the Palmetto State, especially after snagging arguably the highest-profile endorsements up for grabs in the state, Haley, Scott and Gowdy.
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It's rare to see an artist smile during a performance, but Poe and Robinson were both grinning throughout, exuding a sly gaiety that that they wielded like a knife, a weapon to disarm viewers.
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In the letter, Carson accused Waters of exuding "shamelessness" for criticizing Trump over reports about the administration's potential plans to crack down on homelessness in California, according to a copy obtained by The Hill.
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Trump's aides descended on the RNC meeting to sell their campaign's path to victory to GOP insiders, with Manafort exuding confidence in predicting that Trump would avoid a contested Republican National Convention this July.
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Inside anyone who drinks the water, it grows to be a yard long and emerges after a year, usually from a leg or foot, by exuding acid under the skin to form a blister.
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Dressed in a black shirt with Qween Beat's white geometric logo on it, Mike stood stoically behind the decks, adjusting knobs with quick, precise flicks of his wrist, and exuding a show-stopping confidence.
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There's a drink, the Wake and Bake, that's a mix of rye whiskey, coffee and orange juice, which comes with a pillow exuding the aroma of an everything bagel, and a $8503 Bloody Mary.
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Looking regal in Turandot's silvery robes — this and the "Bohème" were Franco Zeffirelli's gargantuan productions — and exuding fearsome coolness, she sang the opening phrases of "In questa reggia" with luminous colors and effortless power.
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Reacting to Jeb Bush's comment that Americans would not want "such a hothead with the nuclear codes," Mr. Trump is seen rolling his eyes, raising his eyebrows, mocking surprise, feigning laughter and otherwise exuding smugness.
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Perhaps this shift can be attributed to the fact that a very vocal Masvidal has been exuding confidence over the last few weeks, while a quiet Maia hasn't generated much in the way of headlines.
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A queenly figure, exuding essential, feminine power reigns over the Piazza Santa Maria Novella in Maestà Tradita, a new exhibition at the Museo del Novecento in Florence by Italian artist, designer, and architect Gaetano Pesce.
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Dominic Thiem, 23 and on the rise, was throwing himself into next-gear forehands on Suzanne Lenglen Court — sprinting and sliding for drop shots and exuding the relentless positive energy that wins Grand Slam titles.
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Far from exuding an aura of concern that might accompany the disclosure that a president faced formal efforts to remove him from power, Trump's advisers appeared full of bravado and almost pleased by the news.
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The character here certainly has a gift for dubious choices and bad company, including a singer portentously named Dead (Jack Kilmer, exuding low-key, melancholic charisma), and a creepy enthusiast, Kristian Vikernes (Emory Cohen), a.k.a.
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Hiddleston, who's been positioned as the leading man in all the marketing, does a convincing job of looking good in very tight t-shirts and a less convincing job of exuding world-weary tough-guy-ness.
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Nearly a half century later, two images, contradictory yet entwined, persist: Elvis, legs spread, wearing tight black leather, exuding sex and danger; and in a bright white suit, ELVIS spelled out in red lightbulbs behind him.
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Officer Familia never expressed reservations about the dangers of being a police officer, or anxiety about the recent attacks against the police, exuding a toughness that meant her family rarely feared for her, her nephew said.
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The plants here, destined for sale in the form of dried flowers, joints or edible items, were just a few weeks from harvest and exuding the potent aroma of a stash room for the Grateful Dead.
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A regular presence at Manafort's court hearings, Weissmann was known for his rotating selection of leather backpacks and always exuding confidence during his tenure on the special counsel's team with a soft-spoken demeanor in court.
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Exuding their unique brand of abstract, ethereal pop, the EP contains a track called "Iona," a swirling frenzy of tribal percussion, vocal harmonies, and orchestral sweeps that finds a sweet crux between dramatic swells and minimalist neatness.
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Rondo was everywhere, barking into Draymond Green's neck right before halftime, drilling three out of his four three-point attempts, exuding fearless aggression inside a building that takes fewer prisoners than any other in recent basketball history.
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Withdrawn, and exuding a terminal sense of uncertainty — unsurprisingly, given that his mother hasn't said when she'll be back to pick him up — Daniel nonetheless engages with Izzy when she approaches him on the beach one day.
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At the time, his teammates and many around the majors showed their support for Bautista, who was simply exuding a crazy amount of passion and fire after hitting one of the biggest home runs in franchise history.
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Ms. Pauley has long been praised for exuding normalness on camera ("She's as skilled a prompter reader as anyone I've worked with in 40 years in the business," said Michael Weisman, the producer of her daytime show).
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The contrast between these two elevator moments, namely Beyoncé and Jay-Z's zero-fucks-given attitude exuding from last night's photo, seem to be further proof that they have come a long way in the past couple years.
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It exploded in the air, releasing 20 to 30 times more energy than that of the first atomic bombs, generating brightness greater than the sun, exuding heat, damaging more than 7,000 buildings and injuring more than 1,000 people.
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"Those who criticize me, including your family, know nothing about an artist's nature," Gauguin writes to her, exuding the confidence of a man who knows he's the subject of a biopic being made more than a century later.
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I especially remember Drusilla and Spike acting like the other was a cupcake; their orgasmic faces, fanged teeth bared, moving their open mouths in a mid-air love bite as if trying to breathe in the sex they were exuding.
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To save you from one extra stress, we've rounded up 20 dresses that will not only keep you sane (and keep your place from becoming the Himalayas of clothing), but will also have you exuding some good old-fashioned confidence.
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Take for example Gauguin's fanciful fetid figuration from 1892, "Manao Tupapau (L'esprit des morts veille)" (Spirit of the Dead Watching), which depicts Teha'amana, his 21919 year-old parentally-approved "wife" perchance exuding signs of having been encountered in flagrante delicto.
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Superheroes are magnetic, drawing in the masses, exuding a confidence that others glom onto, comforted by a sense that ultimately all will be okay, even, if at a particular point, it seems that the chips are stacked against a positive outcome.
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Recent improvisations include Italian long hot peppers, fried and crushed with coarsely ground hazelnuts, exuding a languorous heat; eggplant, deep-fried and tangy from a night in brine; and ground lamb contoured with fenugreek, paprika and cumin, under shattered almonds.
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In some ways, the movies could not be more different — one tightly controlled, scaffolded by the historical record and exuding a verisimilitude despite the liberties it takes; the other sending a historical character down a fictionalized picaresque flight of fancy.
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When Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman was asked at a press conference if Saudi Arabia is feeling vulnerable after what the country described as war on its energy assets, he answered with a rhetorical question exuding a sense of national pride.
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Remaining in Washington But instead of flying to the Saudi capital this week with Pompeo, Kushner remained in Washington, attending West Wing meetings as scheduled and exuding a calm demeanor amid mounting questions about whether he put too much trust in Prince Mohammed.
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I was disappointed that "There's No Extra Credit at Work" attributes the disconnect between girls' performance in school and women's performance in the workplace to girls doing extra work in primary school without exuding sufficient confidence to get a promotion later in life.
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One thing we will not tolerate, however, is to harbor those who have lost their passion and loyalty to FF and our mission for 2018 and beyond, whether through leaking company trade secrets or confidential information, partnering with competitors, or constantly exuding negativity, etc.
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But once these protests ended and capitalist enterprises once again safely reigned supreme, beards came back into vogue, and titans of the business world began to don impressive displays of facial hair as a means of exuding an image of strength and rugged individuality.
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At the same time the striations that adorn her body resemble veins and muscle fiber, exuding a sense of strength and vitality echoed in the calmness of her expression, as she maneuvers through the sea of floodwaters, determined and undeterred in her fight for survival.
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Set in and around her forestial California home, which Terranova conceives as an assembled space with filmic techniques, the documentary (screening this week at Anthology Film Archives) is at once a glimpse into Haraway's life and a casual credo exuding her way of thinking.
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As skinny as a teenager, sporting an afro and almost unnecessarily handsome at 57 years old, Prince looks flatly amazing, exuding ineffable cool and panache while wearing clothes that would make anyone else look like a ninny is just one among his panoply of talents.
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Exuding the same off-kilter-sexy South-of-France chic that's evident in his clothing designs, La Bomba is a geometrically perfect circle of wheat straw, with the 21-and-a-half-inch brim curled up at one side for visibility as well as flirtation.
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Recently, for instance, scientists have found that as many as 100 species of cactuses are essentially breasts for ants, exuding through tiny nipples in their flesh a minute but irresistible supply of sweet nectar that persuades the insects to nest at the cactal base.
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Nor did he feel entirely comfortable as a European, Mr. Peña said: "He hated to see Raúl spelled French-style with an O." Ruiz was a playful man who played by his own rules, exuding a deadpan, perhaps third world disregard for European culture.
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Castello Branco, described by many around him as exuding confidence, lacks the political experience of his predecessor Ivan Monteiro, who rose up the ranks of state-run Banco do Brasil SA, deftly maintaining a healthy balance sheet even amid periods of intense government interference.
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Here's a 19-year-old version of the "House" actress exuding youth back in 2003 (left) and 15 years later ... The now 34-year-old mother of two was spotted looking timeless at the movie premiere for her new film "Life Itself" earlier this week (right).
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A sweet smell exuding from a burn wound indicated holiness, and for medieval folk it was perfectly plausible that the Italian abbess Chiara Vengente's heart grew tiny, fleshy crucifixes inside its chambers, discovered when her sister Francesca sliced it out of her chest after death in 1308.
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There, through September 15, Summer Studio offers visitors intimate access, in the house's various rooms, to works by such artists as Mike Goodlett, whose sensuous sculptures made, surprisingly, of concrete and Hydro-Stone (gypsum cement) tease the imagination with bulbous protuberances exuding an air of fecundity and, well, sex.
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Clinton has been focused on winning over independents and Republican-leaning women who are turned off by Mr. Trump, exuding confidence that the young voters and liberals who backed Mr. Sanders will get in line and support her when faced with the prospect of a Trump presidency instead.
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Photographs of Grace Jones from around this time show her at legendary nightclubs like La Sept, Studio 217 and Area, sipping cocktails in silk one-pieces, draped on motorbikes on her birthday alongside people like legendary drag queen Divine, or generally exuding illegal amounts of big dick energy.
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Exuding minimal urban style, Korin's ClickPack is perfect for security-conscious travelers, thanks to its award-winning safety features which include a retractable, telescopic steel wire lock that can be pulled out to secure around chair arms or the like to stop opportunistic thieves from grabbing your bag.
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At the Schloss Bellevue, the 1950s have survived, turning it into a museum of social history, a "Mad Men" caricature of the domestic, patriarchal past, just plusher and less cool, exuding the stale smell of a Sunday roast gone cold waiting for Daddy to return to the familial home.
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Instead, far too many of the biggest social platforms continue to tie themselves — and, by extension, their millions of users — to the railroad tracks of unfettered speech, more fearful of exuding a whiff of censorship than the oncoming train of misinformation and hate that is already barreling down upon us.
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"When it originally aired in the '90s, you could've flipped past it on TV and assumed it was a show about Tim Allen fixing things, working with his hands, and generally exuding a masculine joy in all things dumb and dudely — engines, beer, football, grunting, busty ladies," Vulture wrote about the show.
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On a freezing January day in New York City, he was exuding energy and good cheer as he worked with five American Ballet Theater dancers on his new "AfteRite," a version of "The Rite of Spring," which is to have its premiere at Ballet Theater's gala on Monday at the Metropolitan Opera House.
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Among the play's strongest, funniest scenes is its first, a testy meeting between the boyish, tidily dressed assistant principal, Ricky (Ryan Spahn, exuding earnest spunkiness), and a veteran English teacher, Pam (Deirdre Madigan), who glares across the desk that separates them as if she'd like to make a meal of her much younger boss.
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Instead, there I was with the commentator Ben Stein hovering over me like some grim heathen god, exuding all the effervescent charm of a despondent tree sloth, glumly wobbling his jowls and opining that Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez espouses a political philosophy that in the past led to the rise of Hitler and Stalin.
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TO SEE George W. Bush on stage in Charleston on February 15th, exuding that old aw-shucks charm, as he told corny jokes and wisecracked about his supposed lack of intelligence, was to recall the presidential standup act that disappeared so suddenly, back to Texas, almost as if his eight years in the White House had never happened.
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As such, Mitchell is a classic mid-century white antihero, the kind that can be found, in works ranging from "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" to "Portnoy's Complaint," exuding professional mediocrity, evading responsibility, humiliating himself sexually, and cowering in the face of his supposed inferiors: women, children, household help, members of all kinds of the putative lower classes.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on Tuesday said that the U.S. is exuding a "Nazi disposition" under President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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His preferred subject matter was books, singly and by the boxful, their creased, age-stained, sometimes Scotch-taped covers exuding companionable familiarity: "The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas," by Gertrude Stein; "Farewell, My Lovely," by Raymond Chandler; James Joyce's "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man"; the emblematic "Remembrance of Things Past," by Proust; and the perhaps even more emblematic "Speak, Memory," by Vladimir Nabokov.
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With three of Mr. Buttigieg's top rivals pinned down at the Senate impeachment trial, and a nasty skirmish between Senator Bernie Sanders and former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. over Social Security grabbing headlines, Mr. Buttigieg has seized the opportunity to camp out in Iowa, largely below the radar, exuding the nonaggressive vibe he embraced at the recent Democratic debate in Des Moines.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SEOUL — The first thing that registers, as I enter the gallery on the opening night of Disappearance, is a strong smell of makgulli (tangy, cream-colored alcohol beverage made from fermented rice, undistilled and minimally filtered): more accurately, the acrid odor of makgulli, exuding, not straight from a bottle, but from the pores of its consumers, mixed with the carrying smell of distinctly Korean dishes.
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I don't understand how anyone can do this, because when my bus stop is coming up – when it is, say, only eight stops away, or 15 minutes – I immediately start packing all my shit up and sitting with a sort of palpable tenseness exuding off me, so much so that the person sitting next to me reflexively starts turning their legs away from me to give greater passage for me to exit our double-berther and unmake this horrible chair-sharing bond we have with each other, because I am a thoughtful bus user, and a genius.
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