Newer, flashier science had dominated predictions going into Monday's announcement.
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Gold is if you want to be a little flashier.
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We just think they're flashier not in a good way.
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But both, as you know, have been singed by flashier
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Most of that reputation comes from Armagnac's flashier cousin Cognac.
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The devices are certainly flashier than other smartwatches on the market.
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It was always upstaged by flashier stuff from Mali and Cuba.
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The smaller 42mm is a little flashier and geared towards females.
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The impulse is toward slow looking and away from flashier displays.
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It's not like we don't notice that competitors sometimes have flashier UIs.
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That's when he found a flashier, tech-savvy option for getting around.
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That means a faster-paced show, V.I.P. upsells and some flashier stagecraft.
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Since then, Apple has, of course, opened up a new, flashier campus.
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Part of me wishes Sony had gone for something a little flashier.
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The latest design looks way different though, and is much, much flashier.
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In contrast to Fielding's brash, flashier humor, hers was sweet and relatable.
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Meanwhile, the amenities at high-end malls are getting flashier and fancier.
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Still, the Panthers were younger, flashier, and much more fun to watch.
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But it does one thing its flashier robot-cousins don't: Reads minds.
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But Alienware opts for something a little less portable and a lot flashier.
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To be sure, consumer electronics are flashier products than a washer-dryer set.
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Over the years, the presentation has gotten flashier, but the story hasn't changed.
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Q. Did you ever consider doing something flashier, maybe in glass or steel?
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The flyers became flashier and, in my opinion, less artistic and less idiosyncratic.
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And it was overshadowed in the press by newer, flashier platforms like Snapchat.
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He was always more interested in the Russians, he says, because they are flashier.
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He's since bought other, flashier cars, though — including a 2016 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350.
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It seems like each new product is bigger, pricier, and flashier than the last.
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They wanted a flashier new look, because AOL was pushing people to have advertisers.
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As for flashier features, the D5 is Nikon's first DSLR to shoot 4K video.
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That format continued for another year before a flashier E3 was reinstated in 2009.
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Instagram's exhibit, which was created by artist Es Devlin, was less interactive, but flashier.
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Flashier gaming celebrities, anointed by Twitch, are taking the confluence to even further extremes.
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But while Sega's portable was flashier and more powerful, it was also far less practical.
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But Ali gets to be a little flashier here, and it's a pleasure to watch.
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At the same time, it has struggled with comparisons to its flashier rival, Apple Watch.
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Withings decided to keep the Move ECG's components mostly traditional compared to other, flashier smartwatches.
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In contrast to the flashier, more obviously stylish Mad Men, The Americans is quietly competent.
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But dismissing grilled chicken in favor of its flashier fried cousin is a huge mistake.
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The creations were bigger, they were flashier and most of all, they were more fun.
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Mr. Rainey recently recalled a story that reflected his flashier days as a London fashionista.
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The boy soon neglects the rabbit for flashier toys, but eventually they find themselves together again.
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He was looking for a flashier appointee and initially tried to woo former New York Gov.
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These production companies were driven to relocate mainly by the desire for bigger and flashier sets.
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HMD also had two other feature phones to announce at IFA 2019 alongside the flashier flip.
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The parade car has been overshadowed in recent times by flashier floats and double-decker buses.
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The show is flashier now, and more determined to offer end-to-end pop-star power.
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It looks like a smarter take on Cover Flow, which was always flashier than it was useful.
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I mean, if the devil was truly at work, then wouldn't the end of days be flashier?
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In her sparkling lace mini-dress and made-for-stomping boots, Ms. Bengson is a flashier presence.
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Some of Robinhood's flashier investors include Snoop Dogg and San Francisco-based venture capital firm Index Ventures.
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Despite arriving very early on the scene, it has been hit hard by the arrival of flashier competitors.
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Yet it's a story that's all but buried under the flashier headlines touting sex, drugs, and uncontrollable rage.
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Household Names: Shane Long, James McClean and the seemingly timeless Robbie Keane are some of their flashier players.
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Sure, the Mate's display looks flashier at first, but some will prefer the iPhone X's more natural colors.
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Okada's moves are flashier and he's more athletic, but he paces every match perfectly, no matter the length.
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The dance routines are bigger, the costumes are flashier, the men are even more enthusiastic, and there's Cher!
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We can expect it all to come faster, brighter and flashier in the future — just maybe not louder.
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The weirdness—the parts of the internet that made it fun—will be diluted by flashier, savvier content.
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Friendship, like its flashier cousin, love, can be wildly chemical and, like love, can happen in an instant.
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McDonagh chose to compliment Karlsson instead of trying to dissect any contrasts between himself and the flashier Swede.
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For your Aries friends and family, Gat recommends surprising them with something a little flashier than they're accustomed to.
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Adam McKay's direction of The Big Short is far flashier, but the film is his first major Oscar contender.
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The ousted politicians were flashier but ultimately less effective than their predecessors experienced and familiar with the Washington swamp.
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Either way, these picks — even the flashier ones — are guaranteed to keep their cool for many seasons to come.
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They have since sold it to a much flashier publisher, G. P. Putnam's Sons, and made a movie deal.
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In today's distracted culture, cocktail bars need something a little flashier to chisel their names into the drinker's consciousness.
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As with the neighboring but slightly flashier Uptown, Oak Lawn has been spruced up over the last 22009 years.
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And while the flashier jobs have been garnering Mr. Trump's attention, who is thinking about labor or the F.C.C.?
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After all, paleontologists are continually finding that dinosaurs were far weirder and flashier than we could possibly have imagined.
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After that steely showdown with Andolov, Taylor puts on a flashier show to potential Axe Capital investors at Citi Field.
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Read More Old-school companies like Church & Dwight are often overshadowed by flashier tech giants such as Amazon and Google.
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Even Spectacles, the video-recording sunglasses that were much flashier than they were practical, were at least fun and interesting.
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The school had strong choir programs, but quartet singing is something different — flashier and looser, with more male sex appeal.
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The black squares are typically the stagehands in a crossword puzzle, quietly serving to separate their flashier sisters, the entries.
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And I think CityCenter can cater to a segment that thinks it's now O.K. to be a little bit flashier.
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The Audi A23 has a flashier price tag than Phideon but could cost the same after dealership discounts, auto experts say.
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CES offers an early look at where laptops are going in the year ahead, from flashier designs to more impressive specs.
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In the flashier tech industry, rumours abound of the state wanting to take small stakes in its big thriving firms, too.
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Vaio is also introducing a slightly cheaper version of the Vaio Z Flip without some of its flashier features — namely, flipping.
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The second woman is a little flashier and older, and she gives her younger companion much encouragement to tell her story.
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"Some people do want bigger and flashier, and don't really get it when you don't go there," said Ms. Winstead, 34.
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While Apple CEO Tim Cook told CNBC his company quietly buys a new business every few weeks, Amazon's investments are far flashier.
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Unlike some flashier EV startups, Rivian didn't announce its first vehicles until it had locked down a manufacturing facility to build them.
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You know the one: The slightly-flashier-than-most blouse that's reserved almost exclusively for college parties or last-minute happy hours.
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It's flashier and more sexy, which is totally fine, but I think some people are now learning that doesn't last very long.
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Chaim: Yeah, the suit foreshadowing definitely worked, down to the fact that Killmonger would definitely take the flashier, more overstated gold suit.
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Personally, I remember Stefani as as the archangel of ska-punk, sporting flashy outfits and flaunting even flashier abs (just so ripped).
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Here's why: Many of us assumed that younger voters supported Barack Obama in 2008 because he was the younger and flashier candidate.
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They successfully quelled Rodriguez's flashier tendencies, leaving him to drift around far more than wreak havoc with on- and off-ball cuts.
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The smart money is still probably on La La Land, but the voters will occasionally go for something flashier in this category.
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"There's an element of competitiveness among top-tier pop stars to making bigger, flashier delivery systems for their music," Mr. Connaughton said.
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But while Almeida was considered the faster, flashier, turn-upside-down grappler, he also had fifteen pounds on Gracie come fight time.
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El Chapo was a little flashier, but Mencho and the Jalisco gang see their drug business as just that — business, Bodner said.
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Podcasters might start to change their episode titles, write their episode descriptions differently, or rely on flashier cover art to stand out.
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Three of her flashier Capitol Hill colleagues—Kamala Harris, Cory Booker, and Kirsten Gillibrand—are all back to being full-time senators.
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If I had made this today, I would have tried to get some flashier entries in the NE and SW, but whatever.
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TVs and streaming services CES is always a crowd pleaser when it comes to new TVs: the bigger, the flashier the better.
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Segway-Ninebot —yes, the same robotics transportation company of Segway fame — is adding bigger, flashier electric vehicles to its battery-powered lineup.
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LaBeouf has the flashier role as James, a former rodeo clown who's just charismatic enough to win over people who should know better.
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Its flashier cousin, looking like a villain from Disney's Cars series, is the K7: an autonomous buggy, with speeds limited to 3 mph.
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Sure, Kickstarter has gotten attention for many of its bigger, flashier campaigns, the ones that far surpass goals and rocket into exorbitant amounts.
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Ads keep getting flashier and more data intensive in its core markets, but formats like HD video won't fly in more remote areas.
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Things become flashier and weirder, in classic '90s style, but it still seemed like a useful, if not necessary, bit of cinema flair.
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The higher the number, the larger and more elaborate the emote; so "cheer10" will be small, while "cheer 100" will be much flashier.
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J. Maxx, Burlington and Ross Stores are bucking the conventional wisdom that consumers trade up for flashier clothes when the economy runs hot.
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The prog-rock pioneers embraced extravagance: odd instruments and fantastical lyrics, complex compositions and abstruse concept albums, flashy solos and flashier live shows.
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Their ability to see past the flashier headlines to comment on the stories that are changing our world were a joy to read.
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While primary voters might flirt with flashier presidential candidates, in the end, they will settle down with a steady Midwestern senator in 2020.
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Mr. Ballmer tried to target the flashier end of the consumer hardware market, with things like Windows Phone and the Zune music player.
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As midsize four-doors go, the Maxima is a tad flashier than its brethren, although the Toyota Camry has been catching up fast.
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If the players were exceeding that goal, they knew they had Phillips's tacit permission to be a little "flashier," as she put it.
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It will replace a lot of eggs, making it in many ways better news than a flashier deal with a brand-name restaurant.
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Other grids are less open, yet their longer answers are much flashier and thus allow the solver to overlook any dull, shorter fill.
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Many might encourage a flashier look, one that shows your ex what they'll be missing, but I'm here to say: Don't do that.
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Slowly, the show transformed into something louder and flashier, while still maintaining its roots as a lingerie store for women, created by men.
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Then, within the last few years the collections got a little flashier with shimmer, pearls and twirls (thanks to Kendall Jenner's Cannes spinning streak).
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McDonald's leaders focused their comments to investors on flashier initiatives like delivery with UberEats, premium "Signature Crafted" burgers, store renovations, and fresh beef patties.
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Today, dancefloors are bigger, clubs are flashier, and large-scale music festivals have dancers wanting more, more, more than the 70s could ever imagine.
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The company earlier this month launched "Play," a brand that sells more colorful, flashier makeup, as part of efforts to expand its customer base.
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In Canada, Kitchener, Ontario's Deep Trekker is working to solve the increasingly complicated underground maintenance cycles of modern cities using another, flashier technology: robots.
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Another example of a flashier fighter exploiting the exact same principle is Raymond Daniels who retreats to get his opponents advancing onto back kicks.
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Often overlooked in favor of its flashier neighbors, Mykonos and Santorini, the small volcanic isle offers a more peaceful way to experience the Aegean.
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The shirt was a casual step down from the first lady's flashier choices that made appearances at formal events and the 2016 campaign trail.
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There are flashier headphones, but the QC35 II provide a complete package that sounds great and does its job in every way that counts.
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Then you have flashier styles like the X-Temp, which are ultra-lightweight, breathable, and moisture-wicking all the way up to the waistband.
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When his team rebuilt some popular machine-learning systems, they found that for some budgets, more antiquated methods made more sense than flashier ones.
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The Minneapolis native eschewed spotlight through the years, preferring his Paisley Park sanctuary in Chanhassen, Minnesota, to flashier environments in New York or Los Angeles.
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However, new photos of the star out and about in New York City captured her with a much flashier ring, prompting a lot of questions.
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But Stories also could reinvigorate news consumption with flashier, no-filler style right when publishers are under siege by new distractions soaking up our time.
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Along with the standard S10 models, a new, cheaper S10E variant — which will be a little more lackluster than its flashier siblings — has also leaked.
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The move comes just three months after archrival Uber took over Jump Bicycles, a smaller and flashier dockless electric bike-share company, for $200 million.
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With her work now in the public domain in Europe, perhaps it may receive renewed attention, or at least get her a flashier Wikipedia page.
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But his inducements are flashier than at other condominiums, where incentives sometimes include paying buyers' property taxes or common charges for a year or two.
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There are flashier countertenors around than Davies, who appeared on Broadway to sing Handel in "Farinelli and the King," but none I would rather hear.
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That's Tricky In modern youth baseball, the fundamentals are falling by the wayside in favor of flashier skills like big-league-style hitting and pitching.
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On the transportation product side, Uber has explored a wider, and arguably flashier, range of transportation options than Lyft, including boats, helicopters and flying cars.
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But it often receives little attention in the crush of presidential campaigns, losing out to flashier, more heated topics like health care, gun control, and abortion.
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Other sites had more features, flashier graphics and copious amounts of venture funding, but PoF was free and spent most of its resources fighting spam accounts.
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But AIM has fallen out of favor in recent years, as we've migrated to newer, flashier services on our smartphones like SnapChat, Facebook Messenger, and WhatsApp.
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Yet Jones's nuanced take is most fascinating when it deals not with the flashier evangelicals and their celebrity-studded megachurches, but with their narratively drabber cousins.
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Looks like the commercial space race for reusable rockets is on—SpaceX is flashier with bigger trajectories, but Blue Origin keeps winning the race to first.
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As a gamer wading through an increasingly diverse array of purchase options, I have recently found myself more and more fixated on games' flashier selling points.
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But her excitement at joining the "New Pram club" soon wore off when her pram envy set it at other parents' flashier and more expensive prams.
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It is less active in the flashier mergers and acquisitions business than some of its rivals but that may be a plus, according to ValueAct's letter.
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His costumes are flashier (mesh and sequins), his hairstyle is more brazen (it was dyed lavender, for a while), and he skates to music with lyrics.
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While her employer, Spectra, was based in New York, her work involved frequent trips to Shenzhen, as well as to its flashier neighboring cosmopolis, Hong Kong.
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The names of flashier prospects had been floated as possible candidates for Treasury, according to a fund manager close to the president-elect's economic brain trust.
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I haven't made chocolate shortbread for Valentine's Day since, opting instead for flashier sweets — ganache-gilded, pomegranate-studded, mousse-y delights that worked hard to impress.
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However, it can turn risky if moviegoers more accustomed to flashier names like Superman, Captain America and Wonder Woman don't turn out to see the B-listers.
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The laptop is already stylish enough to attract plenty of eyes in stores, but HP brought on two celebrity designers to make even flashier limited-edition versions.
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"While ISIS is flashier ... both represent an existential threat, both wish to attack the homeland, both seek the mobilization of Muslim communities against the West," she said.
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As the world focuses on the flashier spectacle a continent and an ocean away in Rio, they can only dream of someday winning a future for themselves.
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Hardcore was virtually complete, but it would've debuted toward the end of the Sega Genesis' lifespan when much of the audience had moved on to flashier 3D games.
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Inspiration by icons like Diana Ross and, of course, Beyoncé, Lizzo pushed her onstage look to flashier heights, and moved the needle on her performance as a whole.
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Even though this breakthrough was momentous, it was not celebrated nearly as much as Google's flashier launches for products like Google Home and Daydream VR the following year.
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Citing the likes of Joni Mitchell and Neil Young as inspirations, Westerman insists that the core of a good song lies beneath the flashier elements of its production.
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CNET summed up its review by calling the iPhone 11 the best "midtier" phone out there, with Apple prioritizing key components like speed and battery over flashier features.
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Cohen, a veteran of presidential politics who got his start in state races, recognizes firsthand the issue of drawing operatives away from local politics to bigger, flashier campaigns.
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Maybe that's why we're seeing a revived interest in flashier design from the 1960s and especially the 19663s — the geometric patterns, the shag carpeting, the brass and Lucite.
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But the exhibit quickly jumped to flashier models, like a 123 Testarossa with its side strakes and horizontal design elements that make it look impossibly low and wide.
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A youngish, indie-adjacent, largely gay fanbase might well value such a dynamic more than the charts and pop radio, which demand louder or at least flashier novelties.
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Facebook is a fickle platform, and you've got to work hard to make sure your fans don't get distracted by newer, sexier DJs, or flashier parties with more confetti.
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Range Rovers are supposed to revel in their boxy glory, but this example of the core vehicle was made a bit flashier through the addition of some additional flash.
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BMW has M Sport, Mercedes has AMG, Audi has RS, and Cadillac has V. Tesla has used "P" to showcase performance trim levels, but something flashier is in order.
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While Foxx's performance is the slightly flashier one, Jordan plays Stevenson's anger with painstaking control and delivers stirring monologues that could each act as their own masterclass in acting.
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Mr. Futrell, a director of the National Amusement Park Historical Association, said that bigger, flashier and more modern theme parks have squeezed out the smaller and more antiquated ones.
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Adios. So it's perhaps surprising that one of the flashier automotive innovations that debuted at CES this week centers not just on moving parts but on millions of the things.
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Apple has always reserved its flashier color options for its cheaper, more mass-market models, all the way back to its iPod line and more recently with the iPhone 5C.
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Come 2017, they'll likely be forgotten for some newer, flashier toy that beeps, fights, or bounces, and proves equally elusive to desperate adults looking to make holiday dreams come true.
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So long as an e-reader can be used to read e-books, there's no point in shelling out for a newer, flashier model unless there's a substantial benefit gained.
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And while the iPhone may provide reliability, it's going up against much flashier and more modern-looking phones, most notably those in Xiaomi's Redmi line, which are also much cheaper.
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Often, this was where Google would show off its most experimental and interesting projects — and sometimes, this ATAP keynote was actually more fun than the larger, flashier I/O keynotes.
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While the communities surrounding both highways were clearly affluent, based on what I saw, Rublyovka is clearly more "old money" while Novorizhskoye represents a younger and flashier type of wealth.
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He sought to carry his résumé to Iowa in the presidential race, but drew little support and even less money in a race dominated by flashier and better-known Democrats.
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Test cricket is still widely regarded as the summit of the sport, even as its popularity has been usurped by the faster, flashier version of the game known as Twenty20.
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Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz, a Bronx Democrat, said he had seen no indication that revenue would go toward urgent repairs, rather than flashier projects like the new Second Avenue subway stations.
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The Flexispot's price point, $499, is much lower than the flashier counterparts in this space, which range from around a thousand to top shelf stuff like the $2000 Peloton smart bike.
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I'm an aries, and a showoff even when I'm not trying to put out that vibe, so when I enter spaces I feel I'm not accepted in, I'm often even flashier.
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This new show, A Heist with Markiplier, only differs in that it's being funded by and made for YouTube's Originals program, and its production looks a lot flashier because of it.
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As Bloomberg points out, this is a very real problem for Google because it's newer and flashier features (like its Daydream VR platform) are dependent on the latest version of Android.
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As rumored, the XS will come in gold in addition to the black and silver designs introduced with the iPhone X. But the XR is where the flashier choices will be.
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Following the same pattern where Apple skipped 2 and 9 in its phone lineup and just headed toward the flashier numbers, what if Apple just skipped all the way to twenty?
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That physicality in itself — and the rhythmic intuition shared among the dancers, even as the score erratically swerves and spikes — proves more stirring than Mr. Shen's flashier narrative and visual moves.
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Performing Songwriter estimates that even mid-level DJs could expect to clear at least $2150 per week in bribes, with higher-profile jocks commanding much higher prices and much flashier swag.
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I'm mostly a fan of Infiniti's designs, which I usually consider flashier than Acura or Lexus, although to be honest Lexus has turned up the volume on its exteriors of late.
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Halfpipe snowboarding, slopestyle skiing and aerials have all gained notoriety as some of the flashier sports at the Games, but no one is born able to do those brilliant flying acrobatics.
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At the time, Rucker Park was already hallowed ground to fans of street ball, a louder, flashier relative of professional basketball that emphasizes individuality, slick moves and dunks over the fundamentals.
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Now, though, as cricket embraces the faster, flashier version of the game known as Twenty103, which rewards explosive power, the sport is grappling with a new threat to its integrity: doping.
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The infrequent and audience-less competitions of the organization's earlier years have transformed into flashier events, with divisions for the five styles of yo-yo play that have since come en vogue.
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Credit does have to be given to the Portkeys, which while derivative from Pokémon Go in function, offer a far flashier execution that might be the most impressive part of the game.
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Though it will likely get overshadowed by flashier topics like marijuana and the death penalty, a yes vote would allow the state to issue $2250 billion in bonds for school construction projects.
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That honor goes to the flashier Galaxy Fold, which, in many ways, feels like it's replaced the Note 10 as Samsung's supersized testbed as an early preview of the future of phones.
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The ID.3 makes a flashier impression than the Zoe and has features like a navigation system that displays information on the windshield, so drivers can keep their eyes on the road.
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Epstein's high-flying Palm Beach lifestyle and his two private Caribbean islands (Little St. James, nicknamed "Pedophile Island" by locals, and the neighboring Great St. James) point to a flashier approach to spending.
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Though the film itself lacked depth, Jamie Johnson's 20 documentary, Born Rich, embodies the moment in the early 20s at which a discreet older culture and a flashier new culture began to meld.
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"There are newer, flashier, trendier resorts in Turkey and all over the Med, but the Mandarin Oriental Bodrum seems poised to become one of the classics," Ann Abel wrote in Forbes in 2018.
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Klobuchar has exceeded most expectations for her campaign, outlasting flashier candidates like Kamala Harris, Cory Booker, and Beto O'Rourke and qualifying for the last debate before the Iowa caucuses ahead of Andrew Yang.
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While the princess may have been the busiest royal of 2018, she doesn't involve herself in the flashier aspects of her title, and is nowhere to be found in stories regarding palace feuds.
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With the Upgrade Package, it has slightly flashier wheels and a subtle spoiler on the trunk, but other than that, there's little to give away that you're driving something capable of supercar acceleration.
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Opera GX includes the flashier features built into the regular Opera, too, including a free VPN service, an ad blocker, and pop-out panels with access to chat services like Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp.
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Opposite the plot where Khan's school once stood, the Ex-Chinese Association — with the assistance of the Chinese Embassy — opened up a bigger, flashier high school with science labs, computer labs, and Mandarin classes.
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" Then, you both rattle off some flashier version of your LinkedIn profiles to make it seem like you have your lives together, and cap off the conversation with a halfhearted, "We should hang out!
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For the record, the 7T Pro and the new McLaren Edition are pretty similar, though the latter gets a flashier color scheme and some pretty beefy specs, including an extremely generous 12GB of RAM.
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The poor novel, constantly asked to justify its relevance and defend its dignity under an onslaught of flashier modes of art and entertainment, seems as pleasurable and humanly true as ever in Hollinghurst's hands.
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His clothes are simple and close-fitting—just skinny jeans and a T-shirt—a relaxed change from the flashier, all-white, I'm-A-Rapper look he was favoring around this time last year.
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What distinguishes these moves from the flashier parts of Trump's asylum crackdown — from family separation to a possible expansion of military duties at the border — is that they can't just be done by memo.
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Like some hyper-accurate version of a Sims world, these models are generated from traditional demographic sources, like census records, in addition to much newer and flashier data sourced from social media and mobile communication.
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The trailers below aren't for Sundance films — those'll arrive throughout the year — but there's still a mixture of great new trailers and some bigger, flashier, and weirder stuff coming out over the spring and summer.
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The flashier fruits of Albert Einstein's century-old insights are by now deeply embedded in the popular imagination: Black holes, time warps and wormholes show up regularly as plot points in movies, books, TV shows.
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It will be interesting to see how products like the Jaybirds — by all accounts, good headphones according to The Verge's Vlad Savov — fare with a decidedly last-generation design against their flashier, completely wireless competitors.
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The LT Cloth starts at $35,495 and adds flashier 2495-inch wheels, heated side mirrors, fog lights, satellite radio, second-row captain's chairs, an eight-way power driver's seat, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel.
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The basic watch will be available for $185 (CNY 1,299) on November 11th, with a flashier version (with a stainless steel case and metal strap) coming later in the year for around $290 (CNY 1,999).
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But despite the competition from flashier cable TV shows, "This Old House" has largely stuck to its formula, with a cast that includes members from 1979 who still work on one house over multiple episodes.
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But despite the competition from flashier cable TV shows, "This Old House" has largely stuck to its formula, with a cast that includes members from 1979 who still work on one house over multiple episodes.
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The company said on Saturday customers who purchase a Model 3 Performance, which starts at $64,53, will no longer need to shell out an extra $5,000 for flashier wheels and a spoiler on the trunk.
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Long tells CNBC Make It that he chose to lease the sedan because it thought it was a more sensible choice than some of the flashier vehicles he saw his teammates buying at the time.
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That, along with G.M.'s ability to market and deliver cars at scale across America, makes it a more plausible mass-market vehicle than anything the flashier Tesla Motors has been able to introduce so far.
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But by the 21995s, it had fallen out of favor with the rising preference for flashier colors — the brilliant pinks and greens of Claude Montana and Thierry Mugler — and the greiges and navies of Giorgio Armani.
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For Citi analyst Jim Suva, the hundreds of customers flocking to Apple stores over the weekend provided evidence not just of rebounding demand for new phones, but also willingness to pay top dollar for flashier technology.
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"When we launched with the Open Opal Diamond Ring a while back, women were buying [it] as engagement rings or promise rings even though they would've wanted something a little flashier or a little bigger," she adds.
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In calling himself 'King' Khan, he did seem to be inviting comparisons with the admittedly far flashier 'Prince Naz', but for me these claims don't hold up – although he is perhaps similar to Hamed in another way.
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His presidency has yielded more — and more elaborate — coins that are shinier, flashier and even bigger, setting off a boom for coin manufacturers, counterfeiters and collectors, with one official Trump challenge coin recently fetching $1,000 on eBay.
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These allegations are a place for us, as a country, to fix our attention even if the news presents us with a flashier bit of drama tomorrow—even if the president tries to buy Antarctica next week.
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He had two far flashier predecessors: Adel al-Jubeir, the well-connected former ambassador who is now the Saudi foreign minister, and Prince Bandar bin Sultan, another former fighter pilot who was close to the Bush family.
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It couldn't be otherwise, but it seems a pity that Anne Brontë's bicentenary comes last, as if she is plodding patiently behind her bolder, flashier sisters, the way she is so often portrayed by biographers and critics.
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Shirking that process increases the risk that these orders will fail; there've already been numerous reports about potential legislative and agency pushback or bottlenecks on some provisions in Trump's flashier orders and questions about the legality of others.
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Marathi films suffered as Bollywood projects with bigger budgets and flashier subjects took over their audiences, but a resurgence in storytelling and a new breed of young directors have helped them reclaim their turf and compete with Hindi films.
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When it comes to flashier additions, you can expect more Animojis for the iPhone X. And if the new iPad Pro gets a Face ID camera, Apple is also probably going to bring Animojis to the new iPad Pro.
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But we want to highlight an acting job that may have fallen slightly by the wayside in favor of flashier performances: Sophie Turner quietly turned in one of the finest, most subtle acting jobs on scripted television this year.
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In contrast to a lot of his flashier looks out at public events, in the early 2010s, the shoes he would wear at work or having fun were similar to what any other San Francisco tech worker would wear.
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And unlike its flashier, more tricked-out competitors, Chariot has managed to successfully navigate the twin challenges of high-stakes venture capitalism and municipal bureaucracies to emerge as one of the only bus startups left in the Bay Area.
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Like public markets, VCs are being forced to reconsider profitability and reasonable revenue models over eye-popping customer growth, and so cloud startups are back in the game after losing favor to flashier consumer-facing startups promising massive returns.
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It created a new benchmark for how grand and expensive hosting can be and ramped up the pressure on other cities to come up with flashier and costlier proposals in order to get the IOC's attention in their bid.
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ABOUT THE CELTICS (203-220): Horford put forth a solid stat line with 2118 points on 2104-of-12 shooting, eight rebounds, five assists and two blocks in 34 minutes Thursday night, earning some praise alongside the flashier Irving.
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Woolverton attributed the turnaround to three things: Flashier, Instagram-friendly packaging, a new recipe and a flurry of good press, including a GQ article penned by a journalist who ate nothing but Halo Top ice cream for 10 days.
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The Tiki is the Porsche of VR rigs – small, powerful and attractive but understated compared to some of its flashier peers – and it's definitely worth a look if you're interested in spending a bit more to track VR's leading edge.
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It's a calculator with a much flashier look (you can even create your own themes), updated for the iPhone X. It also has a ton of options not present on the default iOS Calculator app, and it's free to use.
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Like in most racers, CSR Racing 2 starts you out in a relatively low-level car, and the idea is that as you win races (and cash), you can upgrade that vehicle and eventually expand your garage to include flashier rides.
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Thanks to buzzy streetwear brands like HBA and Vetements, slightly frumpy sweatshirts — the kind that you've tended to skip over at thrift stores in favor of slimmer fits and flashier logos — are becoming the cult item to own in fashion circles.
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His other big proposal, monthly cash transfers of $300 for each American child, has gone unnoticed beside flashier offers like a universal basic income (from Andrew Yang) or universal child care paid for by a wealth tax (from Ms Warren).
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That came as no surprise to Deschamps: Even though he would go on to win the award, Deschamps, a pragmatist as a player and now a coach, is accustomed to the more flashier men in the trade stealing the spotlight.
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Its star, James Badge Dale — who also appeared on "24," a flashier and more problematic secret-agent tale — brings a well-calibrated mixture of determination and doubt to the role of Will Travers, an analyst who is promoted to API management.
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But despite lacking in flashier concepts, these kinds of budget laptops tend to be the computer of choice for many who simply are just looking for the cheapest option that will get the job done when it comes to ordinary, everyday tasks.
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Akihito's efforts to draw the imperial family closer to the people in image, if not in fact, have played into a carefully crafted picture of a "middle-class monarchy" that has helped shield it from the harsh criticism suffered by flashier royals abroad.
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Secondly, and certainly less significantly, since the Civic has long attracted aftermarket enthusiasts to the brand, those who like to make their Civics sportier and flashier ought to love the new Civic because it's already pretty damn athletic and glitzy to begin with.
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A new round of video game consoles has began last week with the release of Microsoft's One S. The slim, white hardware is a minor upgrade to the original Xbox One, and the predecessor to next year's flashier upgrade, codenamed Project Scorpio.
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He needs to clean up some of his flashier passes — which have a bad habit of turning into turnovers — and he could use work on his shooting, but those are fixable problems for a player who brings so much else to the table.
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In recent years, Chinese companies have been on an acquisition binge, buying major strategic assets like copper mines and oil deposits, and investing in flashier, if less economically or geopolitically important, deals for marquee names like the Waldorf Astoria hotel in Manhattan.
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"The Band&aposs Visit," about an Egyptian police band that gets stranded in a remote Israeli desert town, forcing both sides to get to know each other, triumphed over much flashier shows to win best musical Sunday night — and a total of 10 awards.
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It was clear that Gregory and Meet the Press weren't a match made it heaven, according to a damning piece in The Washingtonian: the ratings were down, some lower-level employees complained about Gregory's demeanor, and NBC execs wanted the show to be flashier.
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Both of these spaces signaled the latest iteration of new, younger, "cooler" alternatives to legacy gay media, like the Advocate, the longest-running national LGBT news and politics magazine run out of Los Angeles, and Out, the Advocate's younger, flashier, more fashion-forward sister.
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But he added that the commission had sought out moderators who would facilitate a civil and sober discussion — "It sounds a little moralizing, but I'm a priest, so indulge me," he said — in contrast with what he considered flashier, less substantive debates during the primaries.
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Apple's new flagship iPhone X makes the company more money per phone than its iPhone 24.7 model, according to an analysis, which found the iPhone X's flashier parts cost Apple 28 percent more than the iPhone 21.503, but that it retailed 221.50 percent higher.
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Not bad at all for a startup funded entirely by crowdfunding and supporters—Burton says Means TV raised around $200,000 before launch—but a very small catalog for a streaming service asking for as much money as competitors with much bigger archives and flashier originals.
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As Bloomberg reported last year, the data that drives streaming services like Netflix seems to result in them emphasizing newer, flashier content to the growing exclusion of older classics that might hold more cultural significance:The dearth of classic films to stream isn't confined to holiday fare.
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The flashier of the two demos was the Star Wars HoloChess demo, a callback to the iconic game (which, as any true Star Wars fan knows, is actually called Dejarik) from the original 1977 film (it was later shown in The Force Awakens and Rogue One, too).
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While the high megapixel count on the F7 may be one of the flashier specs, the whole phone has a very trendy 2018 look to it: it has a 19:9 aspect ratio, so it's tall with slim bezels, and it, of course, has a notch.
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Villanova players had spent several days telling anyone who would listen that no matter how well known the team's four-guard, perimeter-oriented offensive sets were, and no matter how much flashier 3-pointers and fast breaks might be, defense was what made the Wildcats tick.
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She followed in the footsteps of other female artists like Vija Celmins and Sylvia Plimack Mangold, who were among the first to suggest that, contrary to the work of its flashier male adherents, Photo Realism had a striking potential for quiet, deadpan enumerations of the everyday.
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Most central, anchoring this portrait of fractured identity, are the tall, commanding Talli Jackson and Cain Coleman Jr. "Drugs, partying, getting high; running the streets, spending every dime," the cast chants at one point, having changed from rehearsal clothes into flashier get-ups by Liz Prince.
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Once a thriving market that specialized in auto parts and musical instruments, the lot has been bought by a developer in preparation for something bigger and flashier — a vision of what some people fear could happen to the rest of one of the world's oldest Chinatowns.
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The limited format doesn't just let networks sign up bigger stars for flashier projects — something FX's Landgraf complained about when HBO submitted True Detective to the Emmys as a traditional drama series — but it also offers an opportunity for greater creative latitude for the filmmakers and actors involved.
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I rarely make time for the genre at home, where I have chores to do, books to read, and other flashier games to play on the living room TV. But the Vita has been a re-introduction of sorts to the kind of games my younger self got lost in.
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The mosaics, designed by the artist Edward Meshekoff and installed in 1957 but overshadowed in recent years by flashier attractions, have an uncertain future as the Police Department plans a $3.5 million transformation of the substation into an attraction for visitors and recruits, according to officials involved with the project.
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To my dismay, it seems like major back catalogs just aren't as big a deal as they were even five years ago; a few flagship classics might be all big streaming platforms are willing to pay for now while they turn their attention, understandably I guess, to flashier and buzzier originals.
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This was that city frogs were at less danger than forest frogs of suffering predation or parasitism (presumably towns are a worse habitat for bats and midges than forests are), and could therefore afford flashier songs—and also risk singing for longer when approached by a threat, such as a human being.
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Not to be confused with Cap Ferrat, its flashier southeastern counterpart, Cap Ferret, a skinny, 11-mile-long spit of sand hemmed by the glittering waters of Arcachon Bay to the east and the Atlantic's swells to the west, was for a century populated mostly by oysters and the fishermen who farmed them.
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New Yorkers had the chance to do so when the singular Mr. Dunne, who has long moved past his flashier days as a star of "Riverdance," appeared on the small, no-frills stage of Irish Arts Center last weekend with the fiddler Tola Custy, the harpist Maeve Gilchrist and the piper David Power.
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Grozny is quiet and bland, with well-paved boulevards running through its center; there is still a faint air of menace—men in black uniforms stand with automatic rifles on many street corners—but the city's flashier attractions, like a man-made lake with a light show, seem whimsical and family-friendly.
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As previously covered on Hyperallergic, much of the hand-painted scenery of the 1940s and '50s "ghost trains" was scrapped when parks closed or flashier rides took their place, and their physical preservation is rare, although institutions like the Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre in England still protect full rides like Brett's Ghost Train.
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This new era has provided both opportunities for fighters (become one of WME's chosen guys and the world and all its riches could be yours) and confusion, as the long-established meritocratic approach to fight-making has been pushed aside in favor of flashier "event" fights that make far more monetary sense than athletic sense.
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Russell noted that the Science Museum has "rescued a number of relatively recent robots from sheds, basements, forgotten cupboards," and their preservation often goes overlooked, especially as newer, flashier robots continue to grab headlines (such as the wheeled "Pepper" equipped with an "emotion engine" from SoftBank soon arriving in the United States from Japan).
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In sharp contrast to flashier bars near the center of town where local hard ciders retail for $16 a bottle, there are other options like Charlie's Pub, a lively, unpretentious watering hole where smoking indoors is allowed and retired miners share memories of growing up nearby, drinking from frozen-over pails in the winter.
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The organization has made missteps — Exhibit A: re-signing Omer Asik, a Turkish forward, to a $58 million deal in 2015 — but that does not make them unique among N.B.A. teams; they are trying to compete in one of the league's smallest markets when stars are generally gravitating toward flashier and more well-established franchises.
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"We've been offering live streaming on YouTube since 2011, before it was cool," the blog post publicizing the news began, which sounds an awful lot like the rationalization of a company that is starting to realize with slow, creeping horror that it's standing alone on the shore as its flashier, hoodie-wearing friends party on a yacht nearby.
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Aesthetically, I also greatly enjoyed stepping into the minimalist, silver-colored harmony of Prouvé's porthole-peppered structure "École de Bouqueval" ("Bouqueval School," 1949) and the starker, yet flashier, red-hot shelter "École de Villejuif" ("Villejuif School," 1949), as they both exemplify Prouvé's stylish, industrially produced architecture as applied to social necessities that challenge bourgeois notions of architecture as investment properties.
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Park MGM and NoMad Las Vegas In the first half of 2018 on the Las Vegas Strip, MGM Resorts International aims to replace the mundane Monte Carlo Resort and Casino with two flashier hotels in one tower: the 2,700-room Park MGM with an Eataly food market and the relatively boutique 292-room NoMad Las Vegas from the Sydell Group.
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While the new trailer doesn't showcase any more of the signature bathtub scene that has become one of the game version's most iconic memes, it does give the best idea yet of the scope of the series (which makes sense, given that those flashier VFX sequences are probably complete a week away from release.) There are epic battles, dark magic, and an appearance from fan-favorite character Roach, Geralt's horse.
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