All of these stylistic flourishes are just that – flourishes, and nothing more.
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It reminded us of Com Truise with some Wagnerian flourishes.
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That said, the phone still has BlackBerry's own software flourishes.
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Worse yet, malaria flourishes when routine health services are disrupted.
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When genre lines become tenuous, crossover flourishes, which is marvelous.
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They show how dictatorship flourishes when the press is silenced.
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Unofficially, however, an active drug run organized by sannyasins flourishes
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At the same time, "Drag Race" flourishes in cultlike purgatory.
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"It's all in business, and, God, I hope it flourishes."
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These types of flourishes are present in other Zimmerman articles.
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These last two especially are more gratuitous flourishes than conveniences.
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The first section is slow, with a few trilly flourishes.
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Donald Trump's campaign was built on similarly hollow rhetorical flourishes.
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Neo4j nabs $80M Series E as graph database tech flourishes
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Prostitution flourishes in the area, a boon for local mobsters.
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Certainty will be key to ensuring the space economy flourishes.
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So he included emotions, motivations, snappy dialogue, sly Gaimanian flourishes.
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As one bit of the industry is crimped, however, another flourishes.
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As a modern Papuan language flourishes, ancient ones risk falling away.
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It's a side-scrolling runner that adds a few basic flourishes.
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Now, Giuliani added a few flourishes typical of a defense lawyer.
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"If you drop a seed in Cuba, agriculture flourishes," Freyre said.
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That is not to say the season is without its flourishes.
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Three spare, descending chords and some mournful flourishes over the top.
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It is one reason why the British monarchy thrives and flourishes.
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The more ideas we encounter, the more our American experiment flourishes.
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And it flourishes in the high altitudes of the Bekaa plains.
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But here at Frinj Coffee, a special variety called geisha flourishes.
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T2 tries out some stylistic flourishes, too, but with limited success.
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Mercury connects with Neptune on January 14, and your imagination flourishes.
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Nonnon's photographs of the projections also include some light art flourishes.
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The police descend on grungy artist colonies but self-expression flourishes.
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Today, personal twists and flourishes on the national anthem are commonplace.
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Several midcentury Japanese artists also merged visual art with literary flourishes.
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The apartment was extensively renovated, though many original architectural flourishes remain.
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Mental health flourishes in connected, empowered communities where resources are shared.
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The result: new buildings with Art Deco and neo-Georgian flourishes.
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These are not theoretical, ceremonial flourishes; they are sworn, binding obligations.
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Too often, the cinematic flourishes make it impossible to see either.
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Those early deals revealed the Clinton business model that flourishes today.
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His figures are fleshed out by condensed flourishes and jagged contours.
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Dramatic new flourishes to the story continue to pop up, too.
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His film is full of grand stylistic flourishes and epic emotional gestures.
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The 82-minute episode even made time for some nice emotional flourishes.
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Everything about its production reaches for modern flourishes, particularly the music choices.
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Like any good look, the PSL is all about the little flourishes.
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It is not just Nigerian politics that is prone to verbal flourishes.
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And yet still, in contemporary movies, filmmakers insist on adding the flourishes.
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"The 2020 election will decide if capitalism flourishes in America," Hickenlooper wrote.
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Gucci's trademark is his flow: buoyant and melodic, with light comedic flourishes.
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The cult of Hicks also flourishes because she's such a blank slate.
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Toxic algae flourishes in the stagnant reservoirs, creating water quality problems downstream.
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But what makes this record particularly impactful lies between the sonic flourishes.
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Perhaps a system finds itself in a boom, and the economy flourishes.
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The quality of thought eliminates the need for pen-twirling rhetorical flourishes.
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"Flourishes around monsoon events," for example, is an odd but lexical phrase.
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Upstairs, the ceiling decoration shifts to painted stars, diamonds, flourishes and florals.
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Some of her more literary flourishes read like good intentions gone awry.
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To captivate viewers, the true crime genre sacrifices reality for dramatic flourishes.
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References to racial justice remain the rhetorical flourishes of his stump speech.
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"Hurricane," with its cavernous production and twitchy flourishes, is an electropop triumph.
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Far easier to stick with rhetorical flourishes than to attempt any answers.
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Coffee in particular flourishes when partially shaded and nourished by the Inga.
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Hathaway's episode's musical flourishes reminded me of Everyone Says I Love You.
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The Stone Gods is a lively, funny novel, given to whimsical flourishes.
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Conversely, when one acknowledges freedom and accepts personal responsibility, the individual flourishes.
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It's hard to innovate on top of it with true original flourishes.
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But Ben reminds me of another admirable trait: his gutsy conceptual flourishes.
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Yet Mehta sidelines and undermines these flourishes by primarily adopting a defensive tone.
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Its footwork speaks in a quieter voice, with more flourishes in the air.
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As Mildred, Ruth Negga depicts a woman who naturally flourishes in the spotlight.
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Tapirs An endangered Baird's tapir (Tapirus bairdii).. The lost city flourishes with life.
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Samsung's propensity for visual flourishes can occasionally be over the top and distracting.
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For all its many dramatic flourishes, the scandal took its toll over time.
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A few winking flourishes aside, Trump on Monday night stuck to the script.
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But perhaps we shouldn't try to cheat our stutters with tricks and flourishes.
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Clever flourishes include air vent trim rings that double as climate control dials.
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Fan fiction in which these characters are killed off with relieved glee flourishes.
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Hold it high so the world may have a place where freedom flourishes.
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Like Japanese kanji on wheels, the sheet metal is full of flourishes. Bold?
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But the appeal of The 1975 lies in more than these sonic flourishes.
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As a result, talent like Weaver's is stifled, dulled into redundant expository flourishes.
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Its report concluded that dockless bikeshare flourishes in environments where regulation is embraced.
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His arrangements and flourishes build momentum, but the core is always powerfully uncluttered.
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While she focused on hitting her marks, some descending flourishes strayed off pitch.
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A look at some of the more distinctive flourishes in the director's work.
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As a genre, it flourishes in large part because of unfair labor practices.
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But at times, impeachment has also coaxed less subtle flourishes from Mr. Biden.
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In fact, she flourishes, making her base the Elite Hotel in Livingston, Mont.
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Those stylistic flourishes at times feel as if they're wrestling against the substance.
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It is shiny and modern, efficiently run and brimming with high-tech flourishes.
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He seems uninterested in creating suspense or generating surprise, except through visual flourishes.
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Once a business closes, its placards and decorative flourishes often disappear with it.
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Their home is covered in her decorative flourishes and possessions, which remain untouched.
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While the online video business flourishes, so do vendors' costs of distributing the content.
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Like a lot of Petty's flourishes, they add a nice signature to the hook.
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No plant flourishes in a monocrop environment, not without artificial fertilizers and pest killers.
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Regardless, 007 the Exhibition delivers stylistic flourishes that don't always hit their tarty targets.
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Despite this, his career as a singer flourishes, thanks to his active fan base.
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Trump's speech was mostly pretty boring, but it contained a number of conciliatory flourishes.
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A podcast, after all, only truly flourishes when it has one of two things.
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It's a turn towards left-field pop with bright guitar flourishes and jangling rhythms.
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There are other futuristic flourishes on the Vizzion, though they're not any less derivative.
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Piper, meanwhile, anoints herself lord of the jungle as her soiled-panty enterprise flourishes.
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His words were simply "locker room talk," the muscular flourishes of an alpha male.
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When personalization and innovation are built into that tradition, it flourishes in unexpected ways.
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This brings us to the larger point of why the tax avoidance industry flourishes.
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It has the cool tone, the paranoia, the visual flourishes, the mind-bending revelations.
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Live theater, where it still flourishes, is concentrated in commercial or philanthropically supported institutions.
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These simple flourishes allow the salmon's sweet flavor to dominate, adding richness and tang.
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But in solo performances, his easy flexibility flourishes — a constant feed of subtle redirections.
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It is often melancholic, but seeded with buoyant passages and, at times, ecstatic flourishes.
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Jack: We have a lot of theatrical flourishes and moments that are beyond explaining.
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A central panel nods to the art historical grid, while fringes add feminine flourishes.
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A central panel nods to the art historical grid, while fringes add feminine flourishes.
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A dignified bureaucrat to the end, David Levy signed his name in elegant flourishes.
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The triple-camera setup is one of the Nex 3's few visual flourishes.
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Even with the various Texas flourishes, the store has some New York-inspired tchotchkes.
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A. Nutrition is probably the area of sports science where pseudoscience flourishes most widely.
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The Alienware UFO is also full of design flourishes that make it feel distinct.
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Among his many other additions were painted wall flourishes, classical sculptures and limestone floors.
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The font is the same, and there are no additional design flourishes going on.
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In it, she chronicles a romance that flourishes online, but fizzles in real life.
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Saturday was not quite full flight for him, but there were plenty of flourishes.
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For example, Iger says every leader should create an environment in which fairness flourishes.
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That means America's fastest growing profession flourishes in the rural U.S.—wind turbine technician.
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You'll be able to tease out the little flourishes layered in your favorite songs.
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Lohr adds in some apropos goblin animations and other visual flourishes throughout the video.
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Instead of loud, obvious design choices we stuck with fluid interactions and small, fun flourishes.
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There are no rhetorical flourishes, no attempts to impress us with his knowledge or experience.
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That said, it's a well-constructed and beautiful machine with lots of neat design flourishes.
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In the absence of a long-term romance, the imagination can add some sumptuous flourishes.
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Use your own voice and add some personal flourishes to make the letter more interesting.
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Love & Friendship features some nifty stylistic flourishes that give the movie a sense of play.
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Where were the garish design flourishes, the kooky curves, and the abundance of glossy plastic?
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Its clothes often have playful flourishes such as cutouts, beading, bold prints or flared skirts.
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We believe that as one woman's business flourishes, so does her family and her community.
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But string theory flourishes in this milieu, positing extra spatial dimensions that diffuse the energy.
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The duplex is filled with prewar architectural flourishes, which remain intact and fully restored today.
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Alder Springs, however, flourishes in splendid isolation, an hour by car from the nearest vineyard.
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The N Factor is there, too, in the many mischievous, playful flourishes in each game.
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He's clearly hurting here, which makes the orchestral flourishes and upbeat tempo a nice contrast.
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A visit to Johnny Weir's hotel room reveals sartorial flourishes that would make Liberace covetous.
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When adjectives and other literary flourishes are stripped away, only feelings and everyday objects remain.
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Each room is decorated differently with creative flourishes, like custom-designed furnishings and original artworks.
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Then there are all of the little flourishes that put a spin on the proceedings.
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Like any community, the online conversation flourishes only when our Members feel welcome and safe.
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But here the directorial flourishes, like the old-age masks, jam the flow of emotion.
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He channels Nabokov, aping his stylistic flourishes, while depicting Wilson as a gouty, lecherous grump.
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All styles designed to quietly support and secure the foot, while protecting the design flourishes.
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There are period flourishes throughout the apartment, which is reached by an ornate iron elevator.
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As a director, when he's not being grimly literal, he's all flourishes and shock effects.
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But there are moments in his rhetorical flourishes when those qualities come into clear view.
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Holly, like her ursine cohort, has capitalized on an ecosystem that flourishes with sockeye salmon.
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Serif fonts, or the ones with the little flourishes at the end of letters, are seen as more conservative, while sans serif fonts, the ones without the flourishes are seen as more liberal, according to a study published in the journal Communication Studies last month.
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Few fish species can stand this dark, hostile environment—but scientists have identified one that flourishes.
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Those of previous presidents, in comparison, were clearly done with carefree flourishes; they're nice and airy.
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The Village flourishes in this time as well, but not the same way it once did.
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" Now she approaches pop head-on, with the disco flourishes of a song like "Poor Fake.
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The gorgeous gliding phrases, the hairbreadth pauses, the coloratura flourishes all emanate from the same source.
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Uncharacteristically for a modern cable impresario, Kohan has little interest in anything "cinematic," barring occasional flourishes.
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But Proffitt is quick to add his own downtempo electronica flourishes, making this song very now.
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Don't add any artistic flourishes to it, just simply give us a soundtrack that sounds realistic.
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Yet Puvis offered younger artists a way beyond the improvisatory flourishes and pure observation of Impressionism.
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It can easily come across as glib: the contour formulaic, the flourishes more calculated than graceful.
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After the lollipop cools, he often adds drips and flourishes that harden into loops and patterns.
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As demand flourishes, long-suffering publicly traded cannabis companies have seen their shares start to rebound.
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The song's percussive loops and bright flourishes are somewhat muddied by industrial clanks and moody guitars.
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Evan Williams, a founder of Twitter, the social media service where abuse often flourishes, is rueful.
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These can support a structure, and architects can even bend them to craft flourishes like domes.
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The two never worked together, but Mr. Whaling said he noticed flourishes in the property's design.
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Are we to consider his more intemperate phrases "rhetorical flourishes," or does he really mean them?
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He was glad the girl didn't try to emulate the singer's flourishes when she sang along.
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Especially in his drawings, scissoring and elongated flourishes seem to verge on a kind of script.
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A gay subculture flourishes, with many artists playfully shifting and layering identities, mainly through the internet.
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Lacking narrative necessity, the show's stylistic flourishes are free to sink or swim on their own.
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But all such decorative flourishes can very easily be redeemed by the feeling behind the occasion.
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" Brar adds, "It's OK to add some flourishes here and there to express who you are.
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Listening to rousing orchestral flourishes turned into queasy abrasive noise produces the same sense of enthralling urgency and mounting panic the flourishes are supposed to on their own, but the panic is heightened by the distortion; it impedes the reassuring knowledge that certain musical conventions will resolve.
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Rothman: The entertainment industry always flourishes in times of financial depression or war or anything like that.
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Those deaths are operatic, with over-the-top blood effects, a cacophonous soundscape, and dramatic camera flourishes.
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Each fall Panay captures attention for his flourishes as he reveals new devices at Microsoft hardware events.
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This moment shows where his creativity flourishes — at the square root of super-seriousness and total innocence.
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The flourishes and trills of the "Viennese Rhapsodic Fantasietta," passionately accompanied by Mr. Sunwoo, were energetically dispatched.
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The movie has some music video visual flourishes, but it's still a serious and even affecting work.
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Memorable flourishes abounded: My last name hung in oversize letters, like Scrabble tiles, near the front door.
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"The government wants to create jobs, not the environment in which job-creation flourishes," says one investor.
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More than any major candidate in the race, his oratorical style is conversational with few obvious flourishes.
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Mr. Kaine slipped easily into Spanish, rousing an occasionally restless crowd with a series of bilingual flourishes.
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"Sit Still, Look Pretty" is a modestly scaled but impressively sturdy pop album with club-music flourishes.
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The plush, retro décor, with flourishes like a spidery light fixture and tufted wall, was imaginative, too.
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Such is the premise of Julius Ramsay's first feature, "Midnighters," a twisty thriller with horror-movie flourishes.
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As a rhythm section, they are cast iron, allowing Beth and Gemma Thompson to add their flourishes.
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There are men, too (I counted 18), with pompadours and afros painted with ice cream scoop flourishes.
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These are flourishes that the stuntman doesn't include, and the extra details make for a showier performance.
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Khaleesi has also been on the rise in the U.K., where some parents are adding creative flourishes.
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Garrone is a virtuoso of pain and terror, which can be overwhelming, despite the flourishes of comedy.
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The script's weakness is in Ms. Peiffer's tendency to finish scenes with lines that feel like flourishes.
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And it's in this viciously tempting copout where the harm flourishes like a mid-summer yeast infection.
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I believe Chandler simply fell back on those flourishes too often, resulting in a low winning percentage.
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" Daley described how Yankee Stadium would be dressed up for the day with "extra flourishes and furbelows.
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The book is full of Reynolds' rhetorical flourishes and asides, which are at turns entertaining and devastating.
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The new season of "House of Cards" has lots of flourishes that refer to the Trump presidency.
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His design style at his personal properties favors gilded furniture, marble flooring, and Louis XIV-style flourishes.
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There are a few new flourishes that make the 14-inch model look a little bit better.
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Even smart, clean-lined suits and dresses were paired with youthful flourishes like fishnets and silk bandannas.
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She wanted her rhythm and repetition to "irritate," and struck any flourishes that might "sweeten" the prose.
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I'd always demurred, retelling, with flourishes, my story of being booted out of the high school chorus.
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They're all clearly marked with fold lines and visual flourishes that help differentiate one side from another.
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They also imbued the boxy, undistinguished structure with a sense of grandeur by introducing more architectural flourishes.
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Jo, originally Alcott's semiautobiographical cipher, might now be seen as another refraction of Gerwig's own semiautobiographical flourishes.
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But in the sections about Langley, she inserts inventive flourishes and fabricated details atop real-life events.
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Last night, Hillary Clinton's nomination-accepting speech at the Democratic National Convention included a number of rhetorical flourishes.
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Leo is a sign that truly flourishes as a leader, mentor, and teacher—someone to show the way!
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Prince moves up and down the piano for little flourishes, but he's only really tinkering with one chord.
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Various metal usages follow—guitar din, guitar arpeggiation, toy-piano scene-shift, drum flourishes untouched by human hand.
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These little design flourishes remind people they're using a messaging platform with more humanity than cold, robotic SMS.
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A kiss, a glance, a hug or a touch reinforces my view that love still flourishes around us.
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He likens it to architecture: the foundation was already in place, he just needed to add some flourishes.
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Which is why, in the world of The Trespassers, where hard power reigns supreme, Antoinette flourishes and succeeds.
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As with any art form, creativity in perfumery flourishes when there's representation across cultures, colors, countries, and gender.
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The music's own, natural flourishes start to come through and just tickle (instead of bludgeoning) my pleasure receptors.
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Above all, the Panama Papers reveal an industry that flourishes in the gaps and holes of international finance.
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If your home holiday decor is more reserved, consider a solid-colored skirt or one with minimal flourishes.
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One critic from the New Yorker called it a "teeming and gleeful grab bag of deft cinematic flourishes."
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Her husband (Jean-François Balmer) is a pompous professorial type who festoons his speech with nonsensical Latin flourishes.
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The song starts with unmistakable flourishes from the dance-music playbook: a throbbing beat and four piano chords.
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Those comments came from my belief that the work of an artist only really flourishes after their death.
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Choreographic flourishes by Elisa Monte Dance are incorporated, and four musicians provide a well-deployed, drum-heavy accompaniment.
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His performance is all flailing limbs and coiled attitude, evoking a whole type in a few brief flourishes.
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In these cases, the enclosures for the fire escapes and mechanicals became opportunities for these amazing decorative flourishes.
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One senses at points that Green wants to reach for novelistic flourishes, but he's restrained by better impulses.
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The leader of the DAP was impressed by Hitler's oratorical flourishes and urged him to join the party.
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There were still shouts of "Roger!" and "Nole!" once the match resumed, and still occasional flourishes from Federer.
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Livia's love for Franz flourishes despite his evident ulterior motives and his political allegiance to her country's opponent.
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Their bond flourishes as they find success, is buffeted by industry criticism, the era's sexism, and even infidelity.
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A single speech -- even a State of the Union with emotional reality show flourishes -- quickly fades from memory.
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INDOORS The house, designed by the architect William Kenyon in 1931, has many of its original architectural flourishes.
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Like most big flourishes on "The Walking Dead" -- including Carl's fate -- the answer will likely require some waiting.
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The Korean tradition of leaders slaying their enemies and exiling potential claimants to the throne flourishes in Pyongyang.
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The collection combined simple forms with flourishes like oversize shoulders, oval shapes, wide collars and long, exaggerated sleeves.
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There are Art Deco flourishes, antiqued mirrors, and a bar lined with enough glassware to stock the Titanic.
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But there's plenty new here—wrench combat, art deco flourishes and Dishonored-style level and character design aside.
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Flooding flourishes Just as we have seen an increase in droughts, we have also seen a rise in floods.
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They believe that even beyond 21.4 percent, wind and solar will continue their march to dominance, as storage flourishes.
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Joci Papai, Hungary's first Roma entrant for Eurovision, performed "Origo" - a mixture of electronic beats and gypsy vocal flourishes.
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Plenty of visual flourishes have been added too, to make the OS just a bit more pleasant to use.
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The Solomon While the dunk and divide strategies are proven winners, each competitive eater has their own little flourishes.
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And Farpoint utilizes a number of gestures and design flourishes to make the virtual weapon feel even more realistic.
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Renderings by the developer, Semer Group, suggest Dubai (where Semer Group is based) with added curves and African flourishes.
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Their daily operations are not overly romanticized, although at times there are flourishes of unpredictability and tempers flaring up.
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Instead, success lay in branding flourishes—Snapchat ghosts, Instagram influencers, the massive glass lantern that is Istanbul's Apple store.
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Wallonia, once Belgium's steel-and-coal heartland, is the sort of place where a bleak view of globalisation flourishes.
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Reformed doughnut licker Ariana Grande is here, handing out all the reassurance and vocal flourishes you could ask for.
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Partridge also joked about how she made a top hat with ladylike flourishes that could function in both settings.
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While you polish your skills to get there, you'll also be delighted by a variety of little design flourishes.
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Click here to view original GIFCardistry is cool, but some of its best flourishes are often hard to follow.
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Expect the coming months to bring theatre, brinkmanship, clever-clever flourishes and ultimately, in all likelihood, an In vote.
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Hasibuan's collection included flowing tunics, gowns and pants with distinctly Indonesian flourishes, such as detailed embroidery and luxurious fabrics.
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But at every turn, Price's writerly flourishes give The Night Of's characters more depth than the usual stock figures.
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This reflects his faith in universal rather than targeted remedies for black suffering: Blacks will thrive when America flourishes.
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The elaborate rollout has all the flourishes that fans have come to expect for a new Harry Potter book.
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Dance flourishes, a drum-heavy musical accompaniment and the noise of the surrounding city complete the package. (1:30).
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And he incorporates flourishes—like tremolo, humming, vibrato—to take his pitch-perfect pucker style to the next level.
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This is why fascism flourishes in moments of great anxiety, because you can connect that anxiety with fake loss.
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The strangest thing about LeBron's brilliance has always been that it flourishes most in collaboration, as opposed to isolation.
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His house, with its antique flourishes and plush Spanish style, seemed as if it were from another time period.
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The house was modest, but with triangular brick architectural flourishes above the door, characteristic of ancient house styles here.
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Historical flourishes and stacked rifles aside, the camp at a Civil War re-enactment resembles a Boy Scout jamboree.
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Among other flourishes, he has been eager to share word of a new hobby with prospective voters: deer hunting.
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With nothing mannered about his brash performance, he managed Lear's stubbornness, madness and grief convincingly, without grand theatrical flourishes.
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There are no frills or flourishes in the dancing; it's all straight lines; skimming swirling turns; and bold gestures.
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The hotel's elegant interior pays homage to that history, melding vintage warmth and modern cool, with Art Deco flourishes.
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Mr. Buttigieg uses Obama-esque flourishes throughout, including more than half a dozen references each to 'hope' and 'change.
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Bigotry flourishes on Twitter, since it offers the bigot the benefits of anonymity along with instantaneous, uncensored self-publication.
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We envision an industry in which creative expression flourishes and everyone can work without fear of harassment or abuse.
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Even more than he embraced political combat, Mr. Ailes keenly understood television and its reliance on attention-grabbing flourishes.
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But Mr. Trump read stiffly from a teleprompter and his words lacked the rhetorical flourishes of other wartime presidents.
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Ms. Warren's core anti-corruption message remains unchanged, and several of the new flourishes seemed designed to amplify it.
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The Whitby seems poised to be a bit more adult in attitude, but no less full of decorative flourishes.
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More than anything though, it was the personal flourishes during Obama's three-day visit that won sympathy from Cubans.
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That is, that when the party controlling Congress differs from the party of the president, the stock market flourishes.
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Inside, Moroccan flourishes remain intact throughout three connected rooms with arched doorways and mosaics of colorful tiles above banquettes.
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The riffs on songs like "Citadel" are twisted and serpentine, full of these lovely flourishes and unexpected lead fills.
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But the red flourishes seem more positive than Oldenberg's; perhaps they are an I'm-here-take-notice feminist statement.
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Individual letters sprout fine blue and red linear flourishes that travel along the margins and between lines of text.
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It's a reasonably attractive regular car with a few neat flourishes, which may well prove to be the safer call.
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The company's new crop of excellent in-ear headphones, with their zinc flourishes and unique ear tips, carry the tradition.
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He draws the piano out in luxurious flourishes and glides between his perfect falsetto and a powerful mid-range vocal.
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It's new in the sense that it flourishes and spreads on the internet, encouraging violence in a terrifyingly unpredictable fashion.
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Everything that I tried swiped and moved around with very little lag and with a lot of cute visual flourishes.
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One of the trademark design flourishes of VanMoof bikes is the extended top tube with integrated front and rear lighting.
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The InBodyBand comes in five different colors — black, grey, maroon, pink, and orange — each with silver flourishes near the display.
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Underneath its nervy premise, off-kilter jokes, and bold stylistic flourishes, Swiss Army Man is a movie about being scared.
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As the relationship flourishes, the kindly man dupes the lonely mother into installing an information-sucking virus at her workplace.
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They smothered otherwise simple songs in studio flourishes, brightening them into pop confections without removing the soul at their core.
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But that didn't stop major hard drive manufacture LaCie from pairing its tech might with the design flourishes of Starck.
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Messaging supporting those fraudulent claims, with no scientific counter-information, flourishes in private and secret groups with thousands of members.
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They're the faces of feminism, while real women are suffering under the radical inequality that flourishes in our economic system.
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Andrew Robson and Felice Doynov deftly rendered the colorful dialogue and trills, runs and virtuosic flourishes of the three movements.
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Where such networks exist, for example among Lebanese expatriates in west Africa or Asians in east Africa, business often flourishes.
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Though "Pamela" ends happily, feminist critics and contemporary readers may question whether what flourishes between the pair is indeed love.
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She announces herself with big flourishes of each leg, and ritualistic windings of her cloak about her shoulders and thighs.
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If the economy flourishes as rates rise, he will ascribe credit to the prudent fiscal actions undertaken by his administration.
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But I missed the ambiance of Chick-fil-A, and the lack of flourishes like a rewards program was disappointing.
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To further set off the soloist, Mr. Corigliano scores the work just for string orchestra, with some final brass flourishes.
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The apartment offers many prewar flourishes: soaring ceilings, decorative moldings and an ornate coffered ceiling in the formal dining room.
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The difference is that he replaces Fragonard's painterly exuberance and delicate flourishes with a plodding awkwardness, which becomes a contradiction.
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Throughout the high-ceilinged home are numerous architectural flourishes and period antiques, painstakingly added by the Gellers over the years.
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While the German cockroach only inhabits human environments (particularly kitchens), the American cockroach flourishes in a wide range of habitats.
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And the original source material is clunky and full of Asian stereotypes — dragons, Orientalist flourishes, and Fu Manchu facial hair.
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Both modern amenities and prewar flourishes can be found throughout, including hardwood floors, high ceilings and a wood-burning fireplace.
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The Street Chorus first appears in a Prefatory Prayers section, singing Latin words to music driven by marching band flourishes.
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Like Brooks, he constructs a whimsical version of the terrifying regime, with flourishes straight out of a Wes Anderson film.
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Yet, for a select group of artisans, designers and their clients, interest flourishes in contemporary interpretations of gilt-bronze objects.
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You'll find Indian flourishes on nearby insurance buildings too, including sculptures of elephants and of Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth.
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I stayed faithful to the spirit of the "Pok Pok" recipe but, of course, couldn't resist adding my own flourishes.
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On one hand, as reported by Wired, the lack of a timestamp means that evergreen humor flourishes on the app.
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The director Meghna Gulzar takes a light approach to this heavy subject, using familiar stylistic flourishes to soften the story.
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INDOORS The home has many rich finishes and architectural flourishes, including cedar beams, coffered ceilings, hardwood floors and marble tile.
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To judge from opinion polls, this effort is succeeding, even if some of the metaphorical flourishes are in poor taste.
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Ms. Fleury, who showed a pop-up collection at Phluid Project last month, is especially partial to extravagant womanly flourishes.
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But for dramatic flourishes, there was no topping Spieth's final shot of the Travelers Championship in June in Cromwell, Conn.
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The one thing that threatens to detract from Molly's Game is an opening sequence that's overstuffed with directorial flourishes and affectations.
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"Once their house style is more codified, those connective flourishes will likely start organically reappearing in their superhero films," he said.
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But we're still ultimately left with a screenplay that faithfully emphasizes Good Omens' plot rather than its profundities or literary flourishes.
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With flourishes meant to create the image of a commander rapidly transforming Washington, Trump has instead notched one failure after another.
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While traditional networks work on a stacked fall lineup, Netflix flourishes year-round with original series, films, comedy specials, and more.
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She tagged him in the photo and added a few DIY flourishes, namely a pastel-pink heart floating near his face.
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Robert Neuwirth, an author, refers to Lagos's largest rubbish dump as a "business incubator", such is the enterprise that flourishes there.
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For all its visual flourishes and fair-to-decent acting, Passengers is a failure of a movie full of missed opportunities.
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The competition flourishes at a local level and on a modest scale that the big brewers hardly know how to understand.
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The rides are uneventful, but it is exciting to experience the little flourishes that have been added for ride-hailing customers.
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On top of that, you accomplish your tasks for the day with a few signature flourishes that show off your brilliance.
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And there is an abstraction of good plain fields of glowing color, with a few curvy flourishes, close to romanticism again.
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Advocating for more "realism" from video games is petulant and meaningless: These are creative works, licensed to use flourishes and metaphor.
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The poisonous seed in each of them flourishes in the same airless environment, one that is moted by failure and hopelessness.
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You just don't get some of the visual flourishes and extra apps that the likes of Samsung and OnePlus throw in.
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Tarantino also allegedly enjoyed performing some of the film's more sadistic flourishes himself, including spitting in her face and choking her.
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All of these songs deliver the same message: love is something that flourishes in spite of imperfection, transgression, and repeated failure.
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Steven Adams is one of a handful of seven footers who flourishes on the perimeter more often than he merely survives.
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But J'ouvert is also about imagination, and the costumes' fantastic flourishes help to tell a more triumphant story about black lives.
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The speech was also riddled with contradictory language and jingoistic flourishes that sound as if they were sourced from Starship Troopers.
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Sagittarius flourishes with a partner who asks questions, and blossom when they're presented with the opportunity to put philosophy into practice.
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News Analysis Beto O'Rourke's meme-ready instincts and hope-and-change flourishes seemed like a credible bet to counter President Trump.
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Almost every song on Channel Orange contains at least one breathtaking moment: unearthly falsettos, pained shrieks, impassioned belting, unexpected melodic flourishes.
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In Octogeddon, the main character is often a mish-mash of different animals, but with some clever design flourishes thrown in.
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Some of its less remembered lines fastened themselves to me more lastingly than the ghostwritten flourishes that have entered historical memory.
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He tells stories with objects, juxtaposing some of his signature flourishes (baroque mirrors, sterling silver bowls) against his clients' own pieces.
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"Most of the time, the diplomatic community in New York is willing to put up with (Haley's) rhetorical flourishes," said Gowan.
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"Most of the time, the diplomatic community in New York is willing to put up with her rhetorical flourishes," said Gowan.
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The result is a follow-the-bouncing-ball effect, and Mr. Williams helps the conceit along with flourishes of lively staging.
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The decorative flourishes continued to flow, with the vanilla shake getting a healthy dose of whipped cream and a giant lollipop.
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This mouse provides the responsiveness you need for competitive play, without any frills or design flourishes that get in your way.
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Whether an organization withers or flourishes, writes Goleman, depends on how effective its leaders are at tapping into this emotional connection.
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The illicit industry also flourishes with the help of social media and sophisticated technology, and some players operate across international boundaries.
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They were our ignoble way to mock the dissonance between his and other Republicans' gooey rhetorical flourishes and their actual actions.
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The kids also had to hear that the wonderful flourishes of spring and summer are probably out of the question, too.
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A solo flute (the elegant Brandon Patrick George) wove echoes of Brahms's classic Lullaby into a series of increasingly agitated flourishes.
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" As the orchestra reaches a climax, with sweeping woodwind flourishes, Anthony iterates: "They will they will, they will have the vote.
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As in "Lucia," Giselle responds to sudden flourishes from the flute (or glass harmonica), as if hearing calls from the beyond.
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" Aron put it this way: "Freedom flourishes in temperate zones; it does not survive the burning faith of prophets and crowds.
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With Sunflower Cafe's trademark effervescent yellow flourishes, this new iteration focuses on fresh-baked, gluten-free vegan pastries, breads and desserts.
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That said, the soapier flourishes -- including Sarah Bolger's role as the aforementioned woman from EZ's past -- play as a bit cliched.
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It connoted a particular journey and pronounced struggle, and had its own soundtrack, sartorial flourishes and short list of celebrity icons.
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This is the setup of the book, and little changes where the characters are concerned, save one or two fantastical flourishes.
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His latest presentation included all the flourishes that make Maison Margiela special: political undertones, an over-the-top set, artful designs.
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We also know that conversation flourishes when we find moments to take ourselves less seriously than the issues we work on.
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There are a few modern/current-events flourishes, including a rather pointed "witch hunt" reference, and another involving the #MeToo movement.
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Mr. Klein is aided inestimably by his cinematographer, Bobby Shore, who has a gift for dark, voluptuous compositions and impressionistic flourishes.
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Psst: Hey grown-ups, no need to tell the kids that; just let them squirm while you enjoy the adult flourishes.
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It creates eras in which corruption flourishes, so long as that corruption is to the benefit of the party in power.
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For now, Fortgang is hoping to bridge the gap from old to new with lots of social media-savvy marketing flourishes.
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The dazzling talents of Bogotanos, from culinary flourishes to chic shoemaking to visual art innovation, is on display like never before.
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Mr. Del Aguila, who has given the lyrics his own imaginative flourishes, has preserved the novel's wry parody of Charles Dickens.
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Mr. Del Aguila, who has given the lyrics his own imaginative flourishes, has preserved the novel's wry parody of Charles Dickens.
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Fuqua has made a proper Western with all the flourishes Given Fuqua's action-heavy filmography, it would be easy to assume this would be a souped-up, modern take on the genre, but it's clear early on that the filmmaker is interested in making a proper Western, with all of the stylistic and genre flourishes that entails.
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In fact, Johnson described BB-8 as "the Buster Keaton of this movie," promising many comedic flourishes and beats throughout the film.
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They looked at the traditional silhouette of a suit and, rather than accepting its small details and design flourishes, began asking questions.
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Royal City, one of Lemire's several monthly comics, abounds with sentimental overtones and supernatural flourishes that mirror those in The Underwater Welder.
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Here the company looks to increase speed with little flourishes like the ability to get predictive suggestions by hovering fingers over keys.
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When she meets Terry, a wealthy white woman, at a supper club, Renay flourishes, both in bed and at the piano bench.
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With all their flourishes of sentimentality and sexiness, these shows tend to forget what these affairs really are examples of: statutory rape.
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You know you're going to get a solid plot, and characters with enough feints and flourishes to keep the pages turning themselves.
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Though Samsung may still manage to drum up a few animojish flourishes using the sensors it has been able to bake in.
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Android is essentially stock, save for Motorola's flourishes like Moto Actions and Moto Display, which are both helpful in their own rights.
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These companies have also struggled to come up with a solution for the fake news and abuse that flourishes on their products.
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It now flourishes in 55 outposts, across Britain, continental Europe, North America and Australia, with a total of about 3,500 regular attendees.
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E-sports can make for great TV, thanks to flashy in-game action that can be augmented by ESPN-style broadcast flourishes.
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Critical thinking flourishes when people can take time to consider and change their opinions, instead of simply defending them to the death.
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Outside, a few flourishes greeted guests as they streamed out, crackling with energy over what they had just seen: What about Bob?
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On Saturday night, the newspaper's push alerts became a little ominous, with rhetorical flourishes that evoked both the Bible and Nazi Germany.
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She notes that Atlas Copco had to be rescued from near-bankruptcy three times in its first 27 years, but now flourishes.
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A new mechanical keyboard from Lofree will mirror the look and feel of an old-school typewriter while incorporating some modern flourishes.
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It was a professional politician's speech crafted with care by a team in the West Wing with only a few Trumpian flourishes.
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What is known, however, is that marine snow flourishes in certain oceans, such as near the equator in the Pacific and Atlantic.
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In the dark, the creatures munch on the marine snow, and in doing so, the bacteria flourishes inside the nutrient-rich creature.
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There were plenty of other flourishes to encourage reuse, such as the ability to save recipes or search for meals by keyword.
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Those really need to be the basics that you get right before you start to add the flourishes that make it pretty.
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There are other variants with adjustable temperatures, removable plates, and other creative flourishes that I have no time for or interest in.
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Transformational politics is not simply a set of rhetorical flourishes that promise a pony, as some Democratic Party insiders have sniffed derisively.
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Their menu can read like an izakaya's, but the plates have all sorts of subtle flourishes that most izakayas wouldn't bother with.
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This is the post-truth media environment in which malicious fake news — the kind designed to damage reputations and influence voters — flourishes.
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One of those flourishes, his signature sound, emulates an instrument he remembers hearing as a kid in church: the Hammond B3 Organ.
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The resultant patterns orbiting the oval are tinged with framed patches of enlivening color — aqueous blues, flourishes of white and fleshly pink.
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Buoyed by its groovy women and Afrofuturist flourishes, Wakanda itself is finally the movie's strength, its rallying cry and state of mind.
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The overture begins with a somber yet stately introduction and segues into a rhythmically jagged allegro section full of spiraling triplet flourishes.
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There are the vessels themselves, ornately turned out, and the decorative flourishes, stretched and twisting across each piece, both perfect and imperfect.
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Thank the low rents, thank the beauty, thank the art museum, thank the amazing produce, thank the creative community that flourishes here.
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More important, this was the kind of speech where people focus more on the excerpt-worthy flourishes than on the disturbing minutiae.
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As with all of Ms. Kusama's efforts on canvas, the latest Net paintings are just work: no inspired brushwork or heroic flourishes.
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Karen flourishes; her professional successes will take her far away from where she grew up, and from the family that raised her.
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As our generation flourishes we will further realize the importance in becoming self motivated individuals and will thrive in our multicultural society.
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The arranger, Francesco Tristano, was on piano, adding some improvisational flourishes; lest anyone forget, techno and classical Minimalism were never far apart.
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" But for all its contemporary flourishes, Mr. Stone's staging is sadly staid — less vivid than many an old-fashioned, velvet-lined "Traviata.
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Obama also asked Wiley, who often depicts his subjects as regal and god-like, if the could ease up on those flourishes.
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With More Life and Scorpion, for all their skillful flourishes, Drake constructed streaming-era experiments that happily guzzled inspiration from global provinces.
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But as it does anywhere, young love still flourishes, and smartphones and chat applications have made it easier to be in touch.
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Just like white supremacy, it flourishes like a plague when cynics and bigots inflame painful divisions and spew hate for political gain.
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Andrew Wyatt from The Lens wrote, "The remake resembles the blandest of Lifetime Originals dressed up with cut-rate J-horror flourishes."
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The House vote will initiate a carefully choreographed dance, filled with pomp, circumstance and arcane procedural flourishes, between the House and Senate.
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His version is drenched in feedback and distortion, a call-and-response between the notes on the page and Hendrix's extratextual flourishes.
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"When my business flourishes, I plan to train and employ other women too so that they can be self-reliant," Njeri said.
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"Craving You" is tepid country-pop that leans in to its grand flourishes, which are all in the production, not the singing.
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The superannuated Southern belle Amanda, Tom's garrulous and desperate mother, is allowed few of the fantasist flourishes that usually embellish the character.
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Those flourishes include coffered and vaulted ceilings with tongue-and-groove, or machimbre, paneling; wood molding; and encaustic floor tiles handmade locally.
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High-rise hotels and more than 50 casinos, many with gilt-edged flourishes, have replaced seafood shacks and hammocks on the beach.
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Again, there are some comic flourishes and wit buried within that, and these movies certainly aren't pretentious about what they aim to deliver.
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I Like It When You Sleep makes good use of Vampire Weekend's bread and butter — tight pop keeping you guessing with unexpected flourishes.
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Adding flourishes like furniture and flooring boosts a room's value, with the goal of reaching the next level and attracting even more residents.
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The production values are superb; Prager has studied closely the lighting, camera work, and stylistic flourishes of cinema from the '50s and '60s.
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Trespassing contains the architecturally inspired and boldly colorful abstract work central to the artist's practice, but with new flourishes and lively, statuesque curves.
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Flourishes like a moose head on the wall make Rooms feel familiar, even if the moose is purple and wearing a VR rig.
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The series repeatedly attributes violence and growing entropy to this demon and another dimension where evil, like a virus, flourishes for no reason.
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Above all, her photographs remind us that our time on this Earth is brief, and in the absence of humans, nature flourishes. —L.
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The Romantic flourishes he parodies in "Napoleon" are certainly absent from the portrait he made of another history-making leader, President Barack Obama.
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The urgent, linear momentum directs the eye along fluctuations of space, while mountain facades are smoothed and combed with superimposed flourishes and rhythm.
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Out of the four-city circuit that sends the fashion flock into a frenzy, Paris Fashion Week is when Kim Kardashian truly flourishes.
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The film is often corny and clunky, relying on visual flourishes to keep viewers alert, and flatly functional dialogue to keep them informed.
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Smaller spaces mean less energy consumed, and most tiny homes are also built with solar panels, LED lighting, and other energy-conserving flourishes.
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That's partly because the 1X is a low-end phone, which means it has to impress on value rather than specs and flourishes.
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If you're a PC fan who longs for the smart design flourishes found in Macs, then shift your focus to the Razer Blade.
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It makes sense — if you're communicating effectively with someone else, you're more likely to build the level of trust with which collaboration flourishes.
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There were so many flourishes in the episode crafted to make fans lose their minds it's difficult, frankly, to know where to begin.
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In order for Latinos – and everyone else in America – to get ahead, we need an economy in which freedom flourishes and opportunity abounds.
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In the United States, this kiwi berry variety primarily flourishes in cooler regions like New England and are known to withstand cold temperatures.
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His beliefs about homosexuality are in general keeping with those of the church, with a few small but distinctive flourishes of his own.
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The Allemande of the English Suite No. 4 in F major unfolds in curvy, contrapuntal lines embellished with runs rich with triplet flourishes.
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As long as synthetic biology research and development flourishes in the U.S., the benefits will also extend to the U.S. economy and security.
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For nearly three decades, his ambitious comedy has leaned on articulate and slyly constructed set pieces filled with flamboyant metaphors and ornate flourishes.
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While the pieces are unremarkable and the space has no decorative flourishes, the room has a bright, comforting feeling of equilibrium and contemplation.
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Mr. Sanders's speech was replete with the kind of to-the-barricades flourishes that have long been part of Mr. Brown's campaign language.
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His overdramatic, fourth-wall-breaking monologues, easily the most irritating of the "House of Cards" signature stylistic flourishes, are back in full force.
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Those expecing information relevant to last night's episode may be disappointed, but it flourishes as a portrait of Elliot in a happier time.
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Virelles adds crisp, dutiful flourishes beneath a singing chorus, then takes a loosened-up solo with hints of his old, deconstructive attitude. RUSSONELLO
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Like so many of spring's most delightful flourishes, whitlow grass is worth the search, but do so soon, its season is almost over.
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Presented by the museum and the Workmen's Circle, a progressive Jewish organization, this annual event adds contemporary flourishes to the ancient Passover holiday.
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Yes, he's white, and his suburban drawl and choppy flow sound that way, although not Lewis's pop hooks, grand flourishes, and schooled piano.
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I know it's a cliché to say that in these dark times that's when the theater flourishes, but I do hope it does.
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Despite a few postmodern flourishes and some teasing structural game playing, their latest offerings are unlikely to disconcert habitual watchers of "Masterpiece" television.
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This is partly because Mr. Plummer, at this stage in his career, takes evident delight in the flourishes and extravagances that seniority affords.
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One of Almodóvar's talents is his transformational, near-alchemical use of blunt ideas, how he marshals crude gestures, gaudy flourishes and melodramatic entanglements.
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The attorneys' presentation also contained a number of Trumpian flourishes likely to please an audience of one watching back at the White House.
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As Democrats seek ways to make the most of their allotted time to present their arguments, they've added visual flourishes to their presentation.
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It is partial to the dark and unsettling aspects of those tales, which it teases out and enhances with flourishes of its own.
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Mr. Starks's style was more straightforward, without some of Mr. Stubblefield's flourishes, but it drove Brown's songs and got audiences on their feet.
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With a premise not exactly built for laughs, Kehlmann still manages a few darkly comic flourishes, especially when it comes to family life.
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All infrastructure projects need regulation, but in order to ensure that private investment flourishes, our nation's regulatory agencies must provide more regulatory certainty.
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Visitors mostly dressed to ward off the cold, but this being New York, a few stylistic flourishes added some brio to the proceedings.
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Of course, none of these design flourishes would mean much if the watches were priced out of the range of the intended buyers.
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Canada prides herself on being able to appease every gift-wrapping challenge, stocking a huge variety of paper, bows, and individual ornamental flourishes.
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And though there are few flourishes in the writing, for a scientist, the prose is remarkably clear, if a bit repetitive at times.
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It's partly because harassment flourishes when men are in power and women aren't, and men feel pressure to accept other men's sexualized behavior.
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What stands out most from his work is a sleek style that forgoes an excess of flourishes, never muddling the artist's visual language.
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Despite the surreal and often fantastical flourishes that emerge throughout the game, it's still rooted in the seemingly mundane struggles we all experience.
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There's a measure of pleasure in watching your favorite songs and story retold in a slightly different fashion, with a few added flourishes.
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Design flourishes like jeweled light fixtures, Art Deco wall prints and long drapery were set amid a sophisticated palette of creams, taupes and grays.
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Fullbrook has this way of making surreal flourishes out of mundane details and everyday emotions—mining darkness and drama from casual turns of phrase.
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The chief justice -- this rarely happens -- for the majority to address the dissent, the chief justice says, look, you used nice ruffles and flourishes.
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A few fictional flourishes here, a gag or two there, and your imagination fills the gap between current functionality and the sci-fi future.
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There are also some unnecessary flourishes, like the giant light box replicating the Sistine Ceiling above the gallery displaying studies for that epochal work.
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With limited time left, she decides to take up a few hedonistic flourishes, like her brother Daniel did, but even her cynicism can't last.
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" Although Obama didn't react directly to Johnson's jibe, the White House had previously dismissed the former London mayor's "well-established reputation for rhetorical flourishes.
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Grande and Co. offer an acoustic, guitar-driven version of the legendary tune, complete with rhythmic table taps, shoulder shimmies, some fun theatrical flourishes.
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Ironically for a book that is all about literature, he largely eschews literary flourishes, writing with a simplicity that is more serviceable than inspired.
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Mixed with fascinating historical context are the little flourishes that make Nerdwriter1's essays great, like a sound bed overlaid with quiet, persistent chomping.
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Hannah Arendt—a woman who fought totalitarian male rule her entire life—describes evil as a condition that flourishes when good people are inactive.
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Maybe in some of the rhetorical flourishes and framing, but the substance is what matters and Trump sided with the national security establishment tonight.
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The guts of the car are based on the 43 GT24 track car, slightly stretched to accommodate the design flourishes and more aggressive posture.
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The guts of the car are based on the 488 GT3 track car, slightly stretched to accommodate the design flourishes and more aggressive posture.
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The government wants to ensure the sector flourishes so that Britain is not left behind by rival centres in the United States and Asia.
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Similarly with CRISPR, careful oversight and transparency are crucial because "garage science" flourishes in many fields, as do researchers in countries with little oversight.
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Musically, it lavishes in the world of teeny tiny sounds: electronic beats that seem to barely make a thud, intertwining twinkling 8-bit flourishes.
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"When the Darkness Comes" is a sensual blues song, while "Heavy Weather" picks up a few gospel flourishes and ends with a very Sgt.
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These guys don't begin a song together with any high-concept musical flourishes; they tell you to get your calculator and your money counter.
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Hadn't I spent the last two years inspired by Martin's beautiful performances, studying his tics and flourishes and trying to make them my own?
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He started by projecting digitally scrambled versions of these images onto the doors and then painting them in, adding improvisational flourishes as he went.
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There is also Jabeur, still an outsider but whose game is a crowd-pleasing mix of baseline punch, feathery touch and Federer-esque flourishes.
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I'd say that product placements like the Cadillac ESCALADE and an UBER RIDE count as flourishes (especially, for the latter, crossing OUT OF GAS).
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Block after block is lined with tall brick prewar buildings, many with Beaux-Arts flourishes, as might be expected in a onetime commercial district.
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No, Iran is not Iraq — and yet the linguistic flourishes of 2003 remain the same, raising concerns that the failures of 2003 do, too.
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Filled with crosses and double crosses, the plot is mostly irrelevant, but the outlandish flourishes make for a good deal of foul-mouthed fun.
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King Bhumibol's funeral pyre, devised as an ornate tower with the flourishes of a Thai temple, is still in the early stages of planning.
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Consider what happened to nutmeg, which once grew only on the Banda Islands of modern Indonesia and now flourishes on Grenada in the Caribbean.
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Her agile soprano was strong and unconcealed in every song, borrowing some flourishes from Mariah Carey and Beyoncé and applying them with strategic poise.
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But when he tells it in private, he doesn't add the comic flourishes, and the muscle between his eyebrows contracts in an involuntary spasm.
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Certain familiar flourishes are landing with a little extra growl: "The last guy Trump wants to run against is meee," he said in Georgetown.
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Though thematically heavy, the songs on the album he released in May are plummy and pop-laden, full of orchestral flourishes and bebop trumpets.roughtradenyc.
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Many colds are caused by the virus "rhinovirus," which flourishes in areas like the nasal passages and the throat, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Toomes and Peter's clashes are gorgeous flourishes of superhuman physics, power versus agility, speed versus brutality, and opposing worldviews: hardened jadedness versus restless optimism.
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The lighting, the sprays of blood, the cinematic dodge-rolls that render you temporarily invincible, there are all stylistic flourishes the filmmaker is known for.
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The script may have a few flourishes here and there, but the basic scheme is almost always the same: A phone rider hails a car.
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The cups are typically embellished with pictures and decorative flourishes in permanent marker, or are emblazoned with names, dates and other details about the expedition.
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He promises a "desirable future", in which consumerism, production and working hours are curbed, greenery flourishes and happiness, long scarce in France, breaks out everywhere.
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And Farris has gone from antagonizing President Donald Trump, and his evangelical allies, to biting his tongue as his agenda flourishes under the Trump administration.
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The result is a vehicle that looks pretty retro at first glance but reveals a number of modern flourishes when you look a little closer.
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The car's large, five-spoke wheels convey a powerful aura (it makes 300 horsepower), and there are colorful lighting flourishes under the grille and taillights.
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Sleep Well Beast got a lot of attention for its electronic flourishes, but the record's more consequential decision is its laser-like focus on ballads.
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Despite the high stakes, a lot of job-seekers treat the cover letter like a formality, putting little thought and few personal flourishes into it.
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That trend continues with the Mega Sg. The new console is compact like its SNES predecessor, but it also features some undeniably Sega design flourishes.
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Ultimately where Belfort flourishes is in trades—when the opponent engages him by either not retreating or circling out, or by stepping in on him.
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The latest episodes also devote time to several key supporting players, and cleverly play off the second season, including one of its more celebrated flourishes.
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Thunderstruck is by and large a paint-by-numbers affair, but there are some flourishes of near-inspiration that make it (nearly) watchable for adults.
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Even in his role as member of a quartet, he's often turned loose, free to flit between beats with fleet-fingered flourishes, and colorful diversions.
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That informal street life, that mild chaos, is a city's true self, but it only flourishes where people are, not where they drive right by.
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The song combines pairs spiritual jazz flourishes with spacey funk melodies, and FlyLo has fittingly used a photo of Freddie Mercury for the song's artwork.
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As the New Republic reported then, feminism cannot be about CEOs while real women are suffering under the inequality that flourishes in our economic system.
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In sum, the president has embraced a national security establishment strategy for Afghanistan with a veneer of Trumpian flourishes that do not alter its essence.
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The novel's heroine takes a nannying job with a progressive couple, academics in Brooklyn, and flourishes, until a family obligation calls her back to Seoul.
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"The contrasts between the modern art and the classical flourishes work," said Rob Schweitzer, the vice president of communications and commerce for Historic Hudson Valley.
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It now has more of an open, loftlike aesthetic, along with numerous high-tech flourishes like surround sound, a humidification system, soundproofing and intercom monitoring.
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And that doesn't factor in one of its best flourishes -- using "Watership Down" as a means of providing commentary about the children's search for sanctuary.
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Reckless Daughter is an exercise in describing one art form with another, and Yaffe strains to match Mitchell's musical talent with his own writerly flourishes.
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Ms. Ko's vivid orchestral palette included fragile whispers in the upper strings interrupted by ominous brass flourishes, with sonic explosions following more sparsely orchestrated fragments.
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The fact that life flourishes in these waters and alongside its banks, is the reason for over sixty percent of mankind residing on estuarine lands.
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Despite the high stakes, a lot of job-seekers treat the cover letter like a formality, putting little thought and few personal flourishes into it.
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Its breakout product has been the Splice Sounds marketplace where musicians preview 60 million audio samples per week from keyboard flourishes to snare drum hits.
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The Andante introduction to the first movement, in which the ominous theme of fate is pronounced in brassy flourishes, was incisive and ferocious — rigidly so.
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Meanwhile, Kris flourishes still, her subsequent union with the former Olympian Bruce Jenner (later Caitlyn) supplying a second-stage booster rocket to the Kardashian brand.
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And it's hard to resist reading into that change: The Tchaikovsky is taxing on any player, with hammered chords, dizzying runs and grand, Romantic flourishes.
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For me, the music was richest when I stood in one place for a while and let sounds from distant players mingle with nearby flourishes.
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There are diagrams and occasional flourishes of whimsy that reveal Huggins's roots in the Ohio River Valley and his identity as a true basketball nerd.
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The result is hilarious, and reveals how off-putting and bizarre movies would be if they didn't have all the flourishes of modern sound design.
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They brought with them, and continue to this day, centuries-old traditions of Russian cooking and eating, with some Soviet-era flourishes layered on top.
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Touches of untamed brass notwithstanding, the conductor Joseph Colaneri brought great tenderness to Janacek's tuneful score, teasing out the composer's flourishes of Moravian folk music.
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Without a trusted news source, people are more vulnerable to the atmosphere of disinformation, cynicism and wild conspiracy theories in which fascism — and Trumpism — flourishes.
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As a commentator for Radio AM550, Uranga has always called games "in the normal way": all rhetorical flourishes, impassioned outbursts and breathless, rapid-fire delivery.
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Whereas Mr. Chappelle escapes tricky territory through sweeping history lessons or literary flourishes, Mr. Rock builds forceful arguments that culminate in precise and memorable epigrams.
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The sparkle of her footwork, traveling across the floor, and the glistening flourishes of her raised feet (triple ronds de jambe en l'air) are thrilling.
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Inside, an armada of common areas stretch out with the sort of design flourishes and perks you'd see in Facebook's campus in Menlo Park, Calif.
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Ever the showman, Mr. Trump returned to his roots as a reality television star, peppering in flourishes and surprises meant to delight the viewing audience.
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I'd guess that her technique has been extensively fortified by ballet training; though occasionally her leg flourishes were too flamboyant, she's still a tango stylist.
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They all have in-display fingerprint sensors, 8K video recording, 5G connectivity, and the usual flourishes like a MicroSD card slot and IP68 water resistance.
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Camp David aims to sweeten the deal not only with design flourishes, but also with cultural programming — readings, gatherings, happy hours — included in its membership.
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The speech itself contained a few flourishes that have become standard in Trump speeches, as he embellished some of his accomplishments and targeted familiar scapegoats.
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Designers are experimenting with stylish flourishes like lug soles and animal print textures that are worlds away from the loafers we wore in private school.
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"Underground" was canceled too soon, but its two seasons blend a historical drama about the Underground Railroad with some modern flourishes, including a pop score.
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And it's creative enough to add a few truly unique flourishes, like a scene-stealing maintenance man played by Tituss Burgess (The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt).
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Hamaguchi shoots the long progress of this looks-based relationship in a naturalistic style, puncturing it every so often with subtle world-warping expressionistic flourishes.
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This museum hides that terrible history, allowing the image of Carnegie as a generous public patron to flourish even as the Cooper Hewitt museum flourishes.
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Their clean lines and visual harmony make them suggest design flourishes (a riff on the Memphis Group, say), but also logos in search of brands.
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The Split Rock Golf House murals are more modern in their aesthetic, with the collage of imagery surrounded by painted frames with foliage-like flourishes.
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Even if you didn't get on board with our editors last fall, you'll be delighted to discover that the trend flourishes in the spring and summer.
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If there's a major complaint to be made against The Dark Half, it's that Romero doesn't bring much of his own distinctive flourishes to the film.
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Those flourishes, however, come at the expense of story, yielding a movie that emphasizes its experiential and 3D qualities but lacks depth on every other front.
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When Perdita flourishes left hand, then right, it's the kind of juicy gesture Mr. Wheeldon has learned from works by the British master choreographer Frederick Ashton.
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Their holdings of the second class of bonds would offer the hope of further recovering their losses if the Puerto Rican economy eventually recovers and flourishes.
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Yet, with the addition of the potty-mouthed Antwon who drinks "cold water like I'm Gretzky" and flourishes over the track we're left eating our words.
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Major institutions are upgrading furnishings, adding technological and musical flourishes, and exploring the lives of the forgotten artisans and patrons who made the original décor possible.
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The Matrix Reloaded and The Matrix Revolutions both doubled up on the philosophy and visual flourishes, but failed to hide the robotic performances and stilted action.
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Our obsession with red wine flourishes in fall, and it's also popping up on our Instagram feed in a non-alcoholic way: red wine hair color.
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Other planners said the atmosphere was lighter in 2016, with winter wonderland and carnival themes featuring such flourishes as giant snow globe photobooths and game stations.
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But Disney also gave the film several architectural and cultural flourishes that seem to hail from India — like basing the Sultan's Palace on the Taj Mahal.
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For example the walls would not have been painted a cool gray, as they are now, but covered in frescoes, with decorative flourishes and narrative details.
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In discussing the pressing need to clamp down on spaces where this poisonous ideology flourishes, May singled out the Internet as a breeding ground for extremism.
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It's what opens the door, allowing you to appreciate the subtleties of her songwriting: the off-kilter production flourishes, the unexpected chord progressions, the inspired imagery.
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As Lydia, Moreno gets to embody a rich, fiercely loyal character with a penchant for melodramatic flourishes — in other words, a character perfectly suited to her.
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A bundle of PS4 games now feature HDR, increased frame rates, visual flourishes, and even 4K resolution — a stretch for PCs even a couple years old.
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Their remix is still synth-licious with plenty of dramatic string flourishes and a dubbier bottom end designed to send club-goers into a dance trance.
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I see a world where democracy flourishes and America's leaders stand with a free world united by common visions, shared interests, democratic values and unshakable alliances.
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"The spirit flourishes more strongly and more actively in an infirm and weakly body," the twelfth-century French abbot St. Bernard of Clairvaux assured his followers.
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Faux freckles have been popping up on the runways to complement the no-makeup effect, and were used as a strategy to play down dramatic flourishes.
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"A society founded on the basis of the individual freedom that flourishes under a limited federal government has no place for discrimination," Mercer said last year.
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Hello Egg works as a cooking assistant, with a few extra flourishes — like a friendly little eye to keep you company on a small reflective screen.
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Read more: 29 questions 'Stranger Things' season 3 left unansweredSteve takes this unexpected development admirably, and a very close, platonic friendship flourishes between the duo instead.
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"Only with technology can you create new things in fashion," Mr. Chalayan, a 20-year industry veteran, has said of his showmanship flourishes and visual trickery.
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Servos and vents are drawn or described with pleasing detail, but these are flourishes to a balletic structure of character development, political backstabbing, and thematic evocation.
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"It may well be that the space where Zika is transmitted may be larger, broader" than the tropical areas where the Aedes species flourishes, she said.
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She lead with new single "Sadmoney," which feels like a quintessential Uffie joint, its vocal melody and synthesized flourishes spiraling up to the ceiling like smoke.
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As a colleague has written, Islam flourishes to a remarkable extent in the American south (see picture), but so too does hostility towards the Muslim faith.
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Filled with puppetry, animations, animatronics, lighting effects and digital flourishes, the show is like a high-tech "Sleep No More" for 2212- to 212-year-olds.
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A meticulous renovation added two glass-enclosed floors, restored original decorative flourishes, carved out 132 high-ceilinged rooms, and installed a soaring lobby and airy brasserie.
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It is a vicious practice — one that flourishes because men hold authority over women at work, and they use it to extract sex and to humiliate.
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Such flourishes might have added up to something more amusing had Luc's rape and murder of a black woman not also been played for a laugh.
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Such flourishes perhaps obscured a résumé that includes a degree from Oxford University, a law career and a top position in the administration of former Gov.
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Stephenie Meyer's millions of fans have come to expect certain supernatural flourishes from her novels, which feature shape-shifters, vampires and werewolves, even vampire-werewolf hybrids.
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She is an affable, uninhibited performer, whether as narrator or as the mysterious stranger, peddling the fable to us via enchanting lyrics and flourishes of humor.
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In recent years he also has infused his songs with subtle flourishes of hip-hop ("The Fuse"), gospel ("Rocky Ground") and Middle Eastern music ("Worlds Apart").
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InteracInterac is the primary Canadian debit card system and flourishes there because other traditional providers, such as Visa and MasterCard, hardly provide cards in the nation.
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He picked up Japanese strong-style flourishes and cemented his hold on the "best in the world" moniker with scintillating feuds with Nakamura and Hiroshi Tanahashi.
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Flitting between hyper-elastic synth work, cozy classical flourishes, and vocal cuts that sound strangely reminiscent of 90s alt rock, it couldn't be more tonally incoherent.
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It will inevitably allow another extremist-terrorist phenomenon to emerge that flourishes under Taliban rule and gains support from its like-minded allies around the globe.
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"Closer" is an enigma, a slippery synthesis of several prominent teen trends from Halsey's Lana Del Rey-lite Americana to the Chainsmokers' Flume-ish synth flourishes.
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I stayed in a spacious Deluxe Grand King room, which featured well-apportioned retro elements: a cabinet with curvy Art Moderne flourishes and pendant light fixtures.
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So lest we take things too seriously, Coppola employs a pink cursive script for the title card, embellished with flourishes and compressed slightly from both ends.
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"French Money (Nero)" (1962) underscores Pop Art's provincial limitations (does only American popular culture count?), while painterly flourishes enhance the usual perfunctory look of the genre.
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Sung and spoken vocals—as well as nonsense mouth sounds—bleed and overlap with jittery electronics, string flourishes (both played and sampled), and abstract concrete elements.
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Both excerpts are fairly vague — but it's standard procedure to release rhetorical flourishes first, with more detailed positions and policy proposals reserved for the final speech.
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There's nothing incredibly wrong with it — it's a competently made drama with many of director Joe Wright's signature flourishes, like sweeping shots and stirring, emotional scenes.
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Among the many new flourishes are custom doors and millwork throughout, as well as a Crestron system to manage sound, lighting, shades and air-conditioning and heat.
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There's still all sorts of electronic flourishes in the margins, but this is a guitar record, open-hearted and rambling, like a car down an empty highway.
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"A society founded on the basis of the individual freedom that flourishes under a limited federal government has no place for discrimination," Mercer said at the time.
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Despite some visual poetry (and some very odd editorial flourishes here and there), I'm unclear what new insight the film has on gang life in black communities.
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Schager points to specific cinematic flourishes that intentionally borrow from games, and yes, in these ways — POV and slow-mo action — films can resemble certain video games.
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Sweeping panorama shots of the Alkenny Village and Queen Kane's palace reveal that the futuristic society flourishes using the four remaining senses: sound, smell, touch, and taste.
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To say it still another way: The milieu in which Technopoly flourishes is one in which the tie between information and human purpose has been severed, i.e.
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But the P10 hiked up the price, added design flourishes that weren't necessary, and yet omitted the oleophobic coating that should be absolutely standard on every phone.
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And it will look at whether the FRC should have an added remit to ensure competition flourishes in the same way that the Financial Conduct Authority has.
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It's 2840, and most laptops now fit a similar design mold, with a few flourishes: HP is trying out leather and Microsoft makes a matte black Surface.
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While Stranger Things 3's previous trailer was full of the '80s aesthetic flourishes that make the series so continually captivating, this one is mostly all business.
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"Featuring resplendent gold flourishes, the bucket is embellished with a classic regal crest, proudly adorned with both British and American flags," according to KFC, the outlet wrote.
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The bones of the space have been exposed, the massive pillars and ceiling coffers showing off the hotel's Art Deco monumentality, though not its Art Deco flourishes.
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Very little in my observations of our culture, our criminal justice system, or the industries where abuse so often flourishes led me to believe that was true.
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What these sites have in common, aside from the desire to get more girls in tech, is pink — little flourishes of the color highlighting links and logos.
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In November 2016, Dalonzo was working on a smaller problem that involved layering a set of whimsical flourishes on top of the actual content of a message.
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Users can select fonts from Hoefler & Co.'s catalog and test them out at various sizes, with different line spacing, and with or without certain stylistic flourishes.
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In one of the more dramatic flourishes of legislative rhetoric, the American state of Utah has declared that pornography is a "public health hazard" of epidemic proportions.
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In a demonstration that would rival even the best movie western gunslingers, Japan-based YouTube user T.K. Hero shows off a wide array of impressive gunslinger flourishes.
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While the comedy-drama still delivers its share of colorful flourishes, season five plays like a sentence that should have been commuted for just so-so behavior.
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BOYFRNDZ is a band out of Austin, TX that plays a shimmering, heavy kind of psych-rock that works its way into flourishes of sludge and shoegaze.
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Microsoft showed off a few graphical flourishes developers can now add to Windows apps, including a motion blur and highlight effect you can activate with trackpad gestures.
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In 1919, a shipping magnate bought the property, doubled its size, added elaborate flourishes and, after changing the color of the roof, re-christened it Grey Gables.
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The partnership between Apple and the Facebook-owned Instagram could drive a potential strategy where Apple builds the underlying technology while leaving the creative flourishes to Instagram.
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King's response is to keep things increasingly busy, with flashbacks, animated interludes, and fantastical flourishes, like the dream-jungle that sprouts through the floor of Paddington's cell.
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How we distinguish a valid difference of opinion from purely rhetorical flourishes requires discernment and a shared commitment to discourse based on facts, rationality and legal tradition.
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Morris opened the track up on a lavish stage draped in chandeliers and art deco flourishes; a full band and a mini-orchestra sat in the background.
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Aflatoxin is a byproduct of a mold that typically flourishes in corn or other grains in dry conditions, and can be harmful or even fatal to livestock.
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But here Swift moves from the eighties to the present day, incorporating big-room electronic flourishes and the stuttering hiccups that are standard in contemporary hip-hop.
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The album's production created a collage of satisfying textures—soul samples, deep bass, gritty lo-fi noise arrangements, and careful orchestral flourishes—for Wiki to play with.
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The SAFE Banking Act would give legitimate cannabis businesses more certainty and safety, while deterring criminal activity like organized crime and money laundering that flourishes without oversight.
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In addition, department heads watch dress rehearsals from the theater seats to see if costumes' colors and flourishes appear in the stage lighting as the designer intended.
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PHILADELPHIA — Senator Tim Kaine stepped to the microphone, a bit haltingly, setting off on his national introduction in Miami with the full complement of awkward-dad flourishes.
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But in hindsight, the album also had a debutante's nervous eagerness; it was full of arrangements and vocals that held a few more flourishes than they needed.
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And I will be looking for people who will put the interests of consumers first, who will do more to try to make sure Main Street flourishes.
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A type of king mushroom from Apulia in Southern Italy, called cardoncello because it flourishes near fields of cardoons, is the specialty of this new Italian restaurant.
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A broad range of figures in the Anglosphere's establishment, including some of Mr. Trump's most ostentatious critics today, contributed manure to the soil in which Trumpism flourishes.
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As important, they also added distinctive stylistic flourishes: Their bold lighting, bright colors, jarring scores and unconventional narrative structures defied the norms of American and British horror.
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"Isle of Dogs" is filled with exquisite illustrations, whimsical flourishes and nostalgic details — old-fashioned labels, computer punch cards — that thicken the texture of its imaginary world.
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And halfway through the 80-minute work, Bach begins anew with a grand French overture: a theme played in emphatic chords and upward-sweeping flourishes of scales.
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Behind him, a picture window looked out onto a blooming garden; now and then a hummingbird appeared over his left shoulder, punctuating his thoughts with winged flourishes.
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You don't look to Moroni for freely painted details that disintegrate into dazzling flourishes upon closer examination — as with 17th-century painters like Velázquez or Franz Hals.
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Trump's speech before an audience that included people Cuba considers terrorists, included dramatic flourishes like a Cuban- American exile playing the U.S. national anthem on his violin.
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What spectators get from watching Melee, across many levels of play, are custom combos that play out at hyper speed, topped off with flourishes of competitor individuality.
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"Boy" featured Waititi-drawn animation and a "Thriller"-meets-Maori-war-dance number, but just as often, Waititi's directorial flourishes served to deepen and sadden the film.
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Chambers's talent for xenobiology flourishes here, as she describes not only alien species but also the ways in which our human brains might struggle to comprehend them.
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We've used drones, wide lenses and other digital flourishes to cover forests in the past — like in our story last year on cedar trees dying in Lebanon.
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It rarely feels like you are seeing characters repeat animations, even when they are, since the bigger gestures and flourishes are timed perfectly with the voice acting.
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The only disappointment, given the subject, is that it's not a full-on musical — it has musical flourishes, yes, but nothing as memorable as "Let It Go."
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The core was built in 1923 by the noted Scottish architect Andrew Noble Prentice, who expanded upon the Cotswolds idiom with Arts and Crafts and Italianate flourishes.
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The short stories in Hunt's first collection, "The Dark Dark," are mostly just as beguiling as those novels, and they wear their magical flourishes even more lightly.
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Even if Covington flourishes next to James Harden and Russell Westbrook, it's hard to take a team that small too seriously — even in the small-ball era.
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For years, Jia — one of the most important directors working today — has made documentaries that include nominally fictional flourishes and fictional movies that draw from real life.
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The Plaza Pellerano Castro, a small park with pastel and pink flourishes, was named for the Dominican poet Arturo Pellerano Castro, who frequented it in the 1800s.
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Unfortunately, we have to learn over and over again that liberty from oppressors is never sufficient to bring about the public spaces in which public freedom flourishes.
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Much of the fauna that flourishes, like cockroaches, rats the size of cats and the occasional python snaking in through a toilet, is of the alarming variety.
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Levan Gelbakhiani plays Merab, whose tendency to inject sensual flourishes into the sharply angular movements of Georgian dance invites biting comments from his martinet of a teacher.
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This is some hard-hearted abstraction — giving me no narrative, hardly any painterly flourishes, and no reference to anything from life that I recognize, not even symbolically.
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The tradition-minded tailors of Savile Row may not be so keen on such flourishes, and the Boston-born Mr. Abboud is about as American as it gets.
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This is the environment in which climate change denial flourishes, and the idea that cutting taxes on the rich decreases deficits can remain a respectable thing to say.
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The remix comes courtesy of Qween Beat affiliate Skyshaker, who lends the tune some of their signature hardcore-influenced kinetic flourishes to create a visceral sense of volatility.
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Manohla Dargis, The New York Times: Buoyed by its groovy women and Afrofuturist flourishes, Wakanda itself is finally the movie's strength, its rallying cry and state of mind.
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Turbah trade flourishes during high pilgrimage seasons to the golden-topped shrines of Hussein and Abbas, the imam's half brother and companion who was also killed in Kerbala.
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This courthouse, like half a dozen others around China, is an almost exact replica of the Washington, D.C. landmark, with a few flourishes cribbed from the White House.
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The flourishes were uniquely Trumpian given his penchant for production value and headline-grabbing moments, and they produced lighthearted moments that softened what was otherwise a caustic evening.
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The dance emphasizes a brisk glide instead of the foxtrot's fast hopping, and its slower pace also accommodates the flourishes of swing dancing, another precursor to two-stepping.
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Even when indulging clubbier impulses or in collaboration with friends, her work has always left a lot of space—favoring slow, thick synth lines and swooning production flourishes.
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Those features, like the grandiose single rear taillight, are finally things that seem there just for the sake of being design flourishes, but I think those are forgivable.
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Yet as the show heads into its final flurry of episodes, the HBO series has incorporated what appear to be a few rather overt art-imitates-life flourishes.
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Hurston may have picked up "Free at last!" from one of the flourishes for which her father was known, or from a sermon by another African-American preacher.
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The refurbished Romanesque revival mixes old marble floors from its opening in 1899 with flourishes of Trumpian tinsel, a 1899-room monument to this profoundly weird political moment.
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So to the extent that both Trump's "American carnage" rhetorical flourishes and Republican campaign ads emphasize pervasive disorder and racial threat, these attitudes might be activated even further.
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He's been taking his sound around festivals and picking up crossover radio airplay with a series of songs that overlay classic intonations and rhythms with fresh, modern flourishes.
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He designed and installed tile mosaics of his illustrations at the Berlin Aquarium, such as this portrait of a gliding pteranodon with Japanese-inspired flourishes in the background.
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If Twitter won't roll out an edit button, experiments around dealing with trolls through product features would probably be more useful than continually tweaking Twitter's extra little flourishes.
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Choreographed to Mussorgsky's tremendous 1874 piano score of that name — superbly played here by Cameron Grant, making the score's quietest flourishes sound piercing — it's surprising in many ways.
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"Even the way she was telling me the story was incredible -- all the little flourishes, all the funny moments, all the suspense she put in there," Fernandez remembers.
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She flourishes her hands ceremoniously in the air, and she has a gesture where one hand slowly rises behind her crown like the fan of a cobra's hood.
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Even as the country grows and flourishes, erects gleaming sky-scrapers, and churns out highly trained engineers, the government cannot get its citizens to give up open defecation.
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Apple's attention to detail is present throughout the company's product line, from the way the case for your AirPods snaps shut to subtle flourishes in the iPhone's software.
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That reckless brio flourishes in the absence of the maids' mistress, whose vainglorious appearance midway through locks Claire and Solange once more into the silence that accompanies servitude.
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De Augustine's gossamer acoustics and whisper-quiet falsetto remain intact, his musings on heartbreak still seeping nostalgia and utopias lost, but Bartlett's little flourishes fill the record out.
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Full of looping vocals, tribal drums, and avant-garde flourishes, the album tells the story of humans jettisoning Earth to build a better existence on a new planet.
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With one pair of pliers in his mouth, and another in his hand, he carefully twisted and wound a single continuous wire, making occasional flourishes with his hand.
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The banal flourishes with which she combines aspects of academic/illustrational painting and drawing with whole-cloth outtakes from other artists (Cy Twombly backgrounds, for example) continue unabated.
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Produced by "Grey's Anatomy" veterans Tony Phelan and Joan Rater through Jerry Bruckheimer's company, the series features various modern flourishes, including a diverse cast and addressing LGBTQ issues.
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But Disney also gave the film several architectural and cultural flourishes that seem to hail from Hinduism and India — like basing the Sultan's Palace on the Taj Mahal.
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Although the home was extensively renovated, many original architectural flourishes remain, like the high ceilings, detailed oak staircase, 10 wood-burning fireplaces, and wood floors, paneling and moldings.
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This sweet South Korean rom-com (with occasional thriller flourishes) features a randy ghost named Soon-ae, who thinks she's stuck on earth because she died a virgin.
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Similarly, while Old Colony Mennonites fill their homes with simple, plain furniture with clean lines, aesthetic flourishes like patterned lace curtains or elaborate wallpaper patterns may be incorporated.
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After presenting her message at the previous three debates with only intermittent challenges from her rivals, Ms. Warren was met with cutting criticism of her signature populist flourishes.
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This is why, at least in the short term, we need a little help from the tech firms that have created the forums in which false information flourishes.
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He said arranging an empty locker room on the road brought out an "artsy" side of him, and he preserves many of his flourishes on his Twitter account.
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A workplace comedy in the style of "The Office," filmed with fake-documentary flourishes, it's about a Los Angeles real estate company that deals in high-end properties.
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For residents here, it is only ever a short step from the concrete jungle to the subtropical rainforest that flourishes on the steep, rocky hills of the interior.
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Fatur suggests that A. muscaria would have been much more rare in Scandinavia—it typically grows in forests since it flourishes in a symbiotic relationship with tree roots.
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Even so, amid a stellar crop of sophomore shows ("Fleabag" among them), nothing had a better year, with more bonkers flourishes, than "Barry," HBO's hitman-turned-actor comedy.
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A more likely explanation is that the kitchen makes these dishes and others the way they are supposed to be made, adding a few flourishes of its own.
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I love a solve with a variety of slow realizations and delicious layers, some of which sneak up on you, as well as eccentric flourishes along the way.
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But it was certainly a feat of congressional stamina and C-Span content enhancement, with rousing flourishes, meandering detours and encouragement from his Democratic peers on social media.
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Ms. Krauss requested horns like those that Merle Haggard sometimes used, and for once, her fiddle fills are dwarfed by the frequent, pillowy flourishes of a string section.
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Country artists looking to cater to a more open-eared audience might blend hip-hop flourishes into their music in the hopes of making it more stream-friendly.
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Over a few days in April, in precise cursive with little flourishes on the capital letters, Adaline describes the crew butchering whales and boiling the blubber into oil.
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I love a solve with a variety of slow realizations and delicious layers, some of which sneak up on you, as well as eccentric flourishes along the way.
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Russian trolls destroy the democratic system with fake news on Facebook; hate speech flourishes on Twitter and Reddit; the vast fortunes of the geek elite worsen income equality.
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Lauren Mayberry's melodies are constructed and deployed so well that Iain Cook and Martin Doherty can focus entirely on subtle synth flourishes, rather than bold shifts in tone.
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I remember visiting the Masonic Hall on 23rd Street in Manhattan, and the tour guide (a Mason) pointing out that all the grand architectural flourishes were fancy fakery.
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An abundance of oddly shaped breasts and phalluses can be seen within the curved flourishes, suggesting an environment of free sex reminiscent of the Beat Generation and 1960s Woodstock.
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This is why the show's catalog, designed by Kimberly Varella of Content Object Design Studio, has flourishes like pink stitching, custom ink and a gatefold made from mirrored paper.
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The sequence following the game's introduction, after Ghaul strips you of your light, is among one of the more emotionally powerful and interesting narrative flourishes Bungie has ever delivered.
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I would like to call forth one of my favorite Weezy Wee lyrical flourishes, his hook of "With You," which is a song featuring your guys' favorite rapper Drake.
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Only it's not really sad, because it's aggressively quirky, peppered with Tarantino-lite flourishes like a ton of fucks, verbose rants about pop culture, and sudden bursts of violence.
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Paired with a drum-forward (another nod to jazz) production touched up with modern flourishes, this is the hazy days of summer track I'll be bumping until about October.
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He played with an appealing tone in Prokofiev's Opus 119 sonata, also written for Rostropovich, with Mr. Kigawa deftly illuminating both the work's lyrical lines and turbulent pianistic flourishes.
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Think of your résumé as a kind of storytelling device: are you telling an elaborate tale with artistic flourishes, or a compact story that gets straight to the point?
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There are a couple other little flourishes you'll notice, like a picture-in-picture shortcut that makes it easy to snap a video into the corner of your monitor.
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Despite Banksy's own invitation to collaborate, Mason is reportedly not allowing students to add their own flourishes to the mural — perhaps recognizing its monetary value if it's ever sold.
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Also present were celery, shrimp, and lime, but these flourishes were difficult to note when you're trying to figure out the exact beer-to-tomato-juice-to-tequila ratio.
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Mini is making big moves in the electric car world and is introducing a fully-electric concept vehicle sporting the automaker's signature look with a few next-gen flourishes.
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Rough Trade NYC, a 15,000-square-foot spinoff of the London store that opened in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, in 2013, has a cafe and a performance space, among other flourishes.
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That has led to more patients coming in with infections caused by the C. difficile, a gut germ that flourishes when the patient has taken a lot of antibiotics.
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Quave sat on an overturned bucket, the casing of her prosthetic leg partially exposed: a 3-D-printed calf-shaped silver shell with a lacy pattern of steampunk flourishes.
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Here is a three-act adaptation of a classic novel, for a nine-person cast and 40-piece orchestra, with big arias that end with flourishes and invite applause.
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The track, released back in September, is a bold, dramatic piece of pop, showcasing all of the 25-year-old's tension-building orchestral flourishes behind a dubstep-inflected beat.
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And while those first gusts of air as the ship lurched forward felt bracing, it's fair to say that for an entire movie, such flourishes can yield diminishing returns.
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But if you adjust your mental filter and use a little imagination, the idiosyncratic flourishes of 1998's MGS work perfectly well together, and form an amusing, colorful logic.
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It's flourishes like these — which are small, but certainly make a difference when taken together — that make the Apple Watch experience feel more premium than that of a Fitbit.
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Folk influences were also in Tuesday's program, particularly when the singer-composer Helga Davis's group stirred together R&B melismas, bel canto flourishes, and swing and hip-hop rhythms.
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We've shown you the New York-based animator's fluid flourishes and rhythmic minimalism before, but a suped-up new computer has just lifted the ceiling on his active imagination.
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She resists Persian flourishes in both her prose and her translations of Farrokhzad's work; I question whether the poet would recognize herself in Darznik's voice, compelling as it is.
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Pirate stories tend to be filled with macho flourishes, but this one, recommended for those 23 and older, features a high-seas treasure seeker who happens to be female.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Robert Mugabe's 37-year rule may be over, but a culture of political fawning by the Zimbabwean state media and fear of those in authority still flourishes.
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Sometimes there are left-field flourishes, like the kazoo-ish buzz running through "Amarillo," or the ethereal whistles on "Arcoíris," a collaboration with the Nigerian Afrobeats progressive Mr. Eazi.
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Not least because after the buildup (and garbled metaphors), what Herbert trundles out is fairly straightforward: a dense, detailed narrative of the massacre — although not without a few flourishes.
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My friend and I were careful to acknowledge and thank the hotels for these flourishes, and each time our awkwardness was reflected back on us tenfold by our hosts.
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Artists of Mr. Mueller's generation often strove to undermine or subvert Color Field Painting, which he did by adding thick flourishes of paint to canvases delicately stained with color.
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Set in the fictional town of Fortitude on a Norwegian Arctic island, it's for those who like a hothouse atmosphere and some science-fiction flourishes with their murder mystery.
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" Vacations provoked something like bewildered impatience; in his long chronicle, Moore eventually flourishes a droll shorthand for these recurrent challenges: "For her customary but always unwelcome summer holidays, Mrs.
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But the mood is undercut by its juxtaposition with Nassar's stark prison hallway march, with its sonic flourishes forming a macabre musical interlude: cuffs jangle, doors creak and thud.
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It builds on the 7 Pro with more RAM, a slightly faster processor, and a custom design print on the back with nice flourishes of orange around the phone.
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The three pieces were produced between 1978 and 1980, featuring his name emblazoned across the car, flanked by cartoon figures or an outstretched hand and dotted with stylistic flourishes.
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Bassist Nic Bullen shouts like a sadistic drill sergeant over Broadrick's chaotic riffs, and Mick Harris intermixes raw blasts with dexterous cymbal chokes, two flourishes that still define grind drumming.
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Bass flourishes and drum accents that lend Mastrodimos' musings about ecology and perseverance a sense of naturalistic eruption, every song bubbles up and boils over in a loose, unpredictable arc.
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Unreleased songs like "22 Days" morph from a subdued to a noise-laden freakout on a whim where "Accomodations" boasts gorgeous ambient flourishes which turn menacingly psychedelic by song's end.
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And it's a big 'un, with 42 foot high sliding glass doors fronting a revamped interior, full of design flourishes that are likely to filter outward to Apple monoliths everywhere.
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The camera panel and power button are fine as minor flourishes, but otherwise it seems that Huawei is relying on its wide selection of colors and finishes to stand out.
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In it I hear solitude, as monochromatic drones tend to evoke, but there's an uplift to it—something hopeful embedded in the flourishes allowed by the joyful flitting between instruments.
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The expelled men moved a short distance out of town, to an area now known as Centennial Park, and started their own splinter sect, unaffiliated with Jeffs, which flourishes today.
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But while the sale of exotic animal parts in Vietnam's big cities is gradually growing less blatant, it may not be getting rarer: the trade still flourishes, online and underground.
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Not only does it allow for flourishes like cute decorations, a customized cake, and special cocktails, but it's rarely expensive and allows people to come and go as they please.
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The beautiful stone and brick buildings, complete with carved mullions, stone flares along rooflines and other architectural flourishes, show that once upon a time this town had confidence and money.
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These cosmetic flourishes are unlocked via new High Stakes challenges, which include tasks such as damaging enemies who are carrying jewels or picking up jewels a certain number of times.
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McMansions are like tract houses on steroids, inflated beyond reason in the pursuit of square footage, bedecked with cheaply made surface decorations and unschooled architectural flourishes designed to evoke refinement.
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Geminis are prone to telling long stories in order to impress someone, and can get carried away with verbal flourishes—which may be more impressive to them than to you!
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Weiner spent a lot of time telling me about how important it has been to him to ensure that Reddit's work culture really flourishes even as the team rapidly scales.
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The president did not spare on the oratorical flourishes in his speech, either, casting himself as a historic figure who is successfully building on the legacy of the Founding Fathers.
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Sure, all politicians use rhetorical flourishes to some degree, but there has to be an assumption that Trump is speaking literally unless he clearly indicates otherwise, which he seldom does.
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You've got the tremolo, the chromatic chords, the rippling melodies, the electronic flourishes and dense atmosphere, the furious bursts of speed and bone-crunch— but then, there's vocalist Caro Tanghe.
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Their 53 effort Lá Vem A Morte, which translates to "here comes death" found the four-piece adding found sounds and electronic flourishes to their already heavily-textured rock arrangements.
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Speculating on Trump's antiterror strategy raises some concerns: There are reasons to believe he will focus on combating terrorist capabilities rather the basic conditions under which terror grows and flourishes.
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Unhooking a metaphorical Pandora's box of odd sounds and creative flourishes, "Confirmation" is evidence that the London soloist is unafraid to drag his alt-pop wizardry to imaginative new places.
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A favorite of London financiers, Mr. Smit paints characterful African faces with expressionist flourishes, and he has a relatively modest resale auction high of $31,000, according to the database Artnet.
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The war girls, who have mechs, too, are hiding in plain sight thanks to a signal dampener, one of the many technological flourishes that Onyebuchi employs, mostly to capable effect.
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Dressed in a sober dark suit and red tie, Trump spoke in front of four American flags and read mostly off a teleprompter, employing his trademark rhetorical flourishes only sparingly.
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Contemporary society flourishes when the worker is depressed and abject and has nothing pulling him or her towards something more compelling than working at a fucking Chipotle for minimum wage.
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Other times he adds his comic flourishes in a voice-over, as when he is a spectator as Klansmen raise a cross for burning (or "lighting," as they call it).
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Conversely, AMLO has dismissed growing demands for an independent attorney general and anti-corruption prosecutor, stating openly that the president alone should dictate who among the corrupt falls and flourishes.
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Sure, there will be improvisational flourishes based on who ultimately prevails from the Democrat's battle royal—stale riffs on Joe Biden's intelligence, Elizabeth Warren's ancestry, or Bernie Sanders's democratic socialism.
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Gorgeously lighted by David Daniel, Doom-Head presides over a world where the rich exploit the poor, women's genitals are repeatedly name-checked, Nazi iconography flourishes and killer clowns lurk.
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"Italy and its thousand cultures should be the Silicon Valley of cultural heritage," it sings, one of many flourishes among the party's proposals for art institutions, churches and heritage sites.
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This fictionalized portrait of Miracle Mop mastermind Joy Mangano is long on emotional flourishes but lacks the engaging storytelling that made Silver Linings Playbook and American Hustleso much more satisfying.
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With enough goodwill on either side of the political aisle, I believe we can ensure that every child who comes into the world is welcomed and flourishes long after birth.
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It's immediately clear that this sort of beatific, self-possessed youngster isn't long for this world, yet Marber delivers a performance that skirts any Dickensian flourishes and is simply charming.
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Dismay with Gulati has been mounting for years, despite his organization's various financial flourishes and its strong position to host the 2026 World Cup in tandem with Mexico and Canada.
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What we might see from the outside as eccentricities, as mannerist flourishes without a foundational need, is really all function: Why think about what doesn't need to be thought about?
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Although it has been updated, the house still has many original architectural flourishes, such as crown moldings and millwork, pocket doors, stain- and leaded-glass windows and many built-ins.
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She waited on athletes including Charles Barkley and Mark McGwire and made connections that brought her opportunities like singing the national anthem at baseball games — with no flourishes, she emphasized.
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The president also sprinkled the evening with dramatic flourishes — an army sergeant surprising his family in the House chamber, for example — that evoked his days as a reality television star.
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As "Sanditon" progresses, it becomes easier to accept its juicier flourishes as the kind in which Austen herself might have indulged, arguably, if she was still plying her trade now.
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Footnote: This performance, from September 1988, also shows him on the cusp of his "Batman" soundtrack resurgence, which seems to be signified in his outfit and the cane-twirling flourishes.
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Why we're cautious: Black-ish's other spinoff, Grown-ish, has yet to find itself and flounders more than it flourishes — it's easy to imagine Mixed-ish facing the same fate.
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Because even if you support what the characters in "The Good Fight" are fighting for, when the satirical flourishes start to eclipse the drama, it's not an especially good look.
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Excremental flourishes notwithstanding, that gloriously scabrous picture also kick-started the careers of its director and stars, most of whom are back to illustrate the consequences of a misspent youth.
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Speaking the name of a teenage boy is not the end of the world — which, of course, plenty of people pointed out on Twitter, where chatter about weird controversies flourishes.
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By all accounts, Guantanamo has become, to the Trump administration, a virtual irrelevancy -- useful for rhetorical flourishes whenever new terrorism suspects are arrested, but not worth any actual policy attention.
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In the Netherlands, a vote on Wednesday is expected to expand representation for Geert Wilders's nationalist, anti-Islam party, which Erdogan is using as fodder for his own rhetorical flourishes.
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Takahata was less inclined toward adventure stories, big action sequences, or overt visual flourishes, though he could and did pull off all of them at various points in his career.
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She has mastered a Brooklyn accent and a host of classic, vaudeville-style line readings, deftly presenting Fanny's comic flourishes as an arsenal of pre-emptive weapons, deflecting pain and ridicule.
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The S10e doesn't need the extra flourishes that Samsung's high-end phones offer in order to stand out — it does that with its ease of use, elegant design, and gorgeous screen.
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"They believe that to the extent that something flourishes or goes viral on Facebook — it's not a reflection of the company's role, but a reflection of what people want," they said.
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The whole duet had a lovely softness — even its folk flourishes were diffused in an Impressionist mist — yet Ms. Peck intermittently seemed to be indicating the role rather than embodying it.
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Ms. Taubira, a skilled orator who peppers her speeches with lyrical flourishes and erudite references, was one of the few black, female politicians within a prominent ministry in the French government.
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Theatergoers at the reviewed performance cheered as if they were indeed at a sing-off featuring fresh-faced young performers singing pop favorites with all the dazzling flourishes they could muster.
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Into the Pandemonium's flagrant use of operatic female vocals, industrial tinges, and symphonic flourishes would later be adopted by a new crop of gothic-flavored bands to emerge in the Nineties.
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However, there are factors—like local drinking laws, public transport, and number of nightclubs—that have a huge impact on a city's nightlife, helping to determine whether it flourishes or flounders.
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The team went back and added a bit of dialogue and playful details to further illustrate the colorfulness of its characters, with more backstory and eye-catching flourishes of environmental storytelling.
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Reworked Sonic stages look more beautiful than ever, packed with vibrant color and dazzling visual flourishes, while the new zones' artstyle meshes perfectly with the 2D pixel art of classic Sonic.
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There were also three airy traditional Southern sitting parlor common spaces and one cozy family room — all decorated with unique contemporary flourishes like leather couches, industrial coffee tables and oversized artwork.
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Still, none of it really adds up to much, and the sensual flourishes -- like sneaking off together during a masked ball -- can't obscure the laughs that the most risible dialogue elicits.
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He also outfitted the extremely detailed model Falcon 9 with a few flourishes: there's an attachable "flame" that mimics the propulsive landing, and the landing legs can be deployed mid-flight.
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With gender-neutral silhouettes and elaborate finishes like velvet buttons and ruffled trim, his clothes blur the boundaries between classic menswear tailoring and the elegant flourishes found in high-end womenswear.
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On the Democratic side of the aisle, the mood was electric as virtually every lawmaker stepped up to announce their support for Pelosi — many with enthusiastic flourishes or an auxiliary message.
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Vivacious flourishes dominated the energetic, denser second section; in the third movement, stark chords rang out with bell-like clarity in the upper register of the piano over insistent lower chords.
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Movies based on historical events often employ dramatic license, which is an accepted practice, but can pay a price if those flourishes are deemed to have significantly distorted the central message.
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The outstanding feature of this Azerbaijani music is its vocal lines, all of which feature complex melismas: a single syllable is decorated with rapid flourishes, slow trills and firm downward slurs.
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Vocally Mr. Pascal's style, with its oratorical flourishes and art-rock grandiosity, evokes early David Bowie and Queen, while Mr. Rapp's steady, impassioned delivery has unadorned folk-rock simplicity and sincerity.
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The memorable flourishes, rather, came courtesy of SAG voters, who provided the evening with a strong populist hook, reaching out to honor movies, TV and performances that have found widespread popularity.
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Adding dancey flourishes while he made wide brush strokes, Nigussu's performance had me wondering if any past competitors had ever forgone the paints and just gone full Abramovic for their entry.
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Tang serves that curry now as a special at DBGB, the French bistro in Manhattan where he is the chef, as a homage to his heritage, but with French technical flourishes.
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Those flourishes bring a warm fuzziness to the proceedings that feels at odds with much of what transpires, given the vaguely erotic and violent nature of the images that Marwen presents.
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The Algerian military's chief of staff last week announced the removal of Mr. Bouteflika with the same flourishes that an Egyptian officer used in 2011 at the removal of Mr. Mubarak.
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And some of Mr. McNally's habitual flourishes show through the play's surface like the underpainting of a different picture: the showbiz references, the orotund dialogue, the frequent intrusion of classical music.
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His music, though, puts the two genres in conversation in a far different way: He uses his turntable as an instrument, going far beyond the flourishes meant to add streetwise flair.
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Election talk isn't the only sign of the film's late-1980s setting; among the movie's period flourishes is the soundtrack, which features Tears for Fears, Duran Duran and Echo & the Bunnymen.
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And many drag queens employ aspects of black femininity (or at least, their interpretations of it) in their gestures, flourishes and accents to the point where it could feel like parody.
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When Isherwood used ballet to make his point in the 1950s, the art form's athletic feats were padded with triumphant presentational flourishes, emphatic acting and pauses that demanded the audience's applause.
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Stubbornly, though, she retains small flourishes: a graceful twist, like a miniature mustache, at the bottom of her every Q, a dot at the top of every i and every j.
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But "The Nickel Boys" is a more straightforward historical novel that lacks the surreal flourishes that made "The Underground Railroad" feel like a slightly altered, off-kilter version of American history.
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Yet Mr. O'Rourke often seemed on the defensive, an unusual posture for a politician known for his charisma, and he struggled to build big flourishes into bite-sized 90-second answers.
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Indeed, the music has layered elements, starting with a theme in unison that splits into parallel intervals, then leads to episodes with brassy flourishes and bluesy turns over urgent rhythmic riffs.
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Underscoring the edgy, rock 'n' roll vibe were the sort of subtle romantic flourishes — in this case ruffles, ruching and a few ribbon necklaces — that have come to define the brand.
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The research that Dr. Fredrickson and others have done demonstrates that the extent to which we can generate positive emotions from even everyday activities can determine who flourishes and who doesn't.
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But it also fits into very easy categorization as an isometric role-playing building on its forebears with narrative and visual flourishes and referencing political ideologies with clear real-world analogues.
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But workers' rights campaigners say the industry in Tamil Nadu flourishes on the back of overworked and underpaid seasonal, migrant laborers like Ali, who comes from the northeastern state of Assam.
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While the tradition of shadow theater has largely disappeared in Malaysia, it still flourishes in regions such as southern Thailand and Java, according to Green, although often updated for modern times.
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And while some flourishes, like Darth Vader's sinister presence, have been revealed in advance, there are enough small touches thrown in to keep fans happily consuming the movie to collect them all.
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The very economics that are choking out everything but tiny indie releases and major franchise films that cost hundreds of millions of dollars are, nevertheless, a big reason why smaller animation flourishes.
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The magic is great, sure, but it's Scott's amazingly over-the-top showmanship (a sign of things to come, no doubt), hand flourishes and, yes, dance moves, that are the true highlights.
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Though it flirts with different styles, from classic R&B worship to dancehall flourishes, they're paired with traditional pop structures, creating a recognizable sound that works to all of Mabel's vocal advantages.
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The French company has indulged all the most basic instincts for creating exuberantly masculine lines — though the company's designers claim the shape is "sensual" rather than threatening — and over-the-top flourishes.
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The juxtaposition of the foreboding verses and the sparkling instrumentation creates something rare and gripping, and it is hard to tire of the tenor vocals, high-life guitar riffs and keyboard flourishes.
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His South Beach soundscape is not so different from Cunanan's, full of club music and dance hits but with flourishes of Italian classical dropped in to remind us where he comes from.
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But even as the characters age and new kinds of music push into the 20th century, the choreography seems stuck in the 19th-century cakewalk, with a few flapper flourishes thrown in.
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Plush red upholstery, a ceiling that replicates the marquetry flooring at Versailles, gilded mirrors, sconces and rococo flourishes create an indulgent setting for cocktails by Franky Marshall, formerly of the Dead Rabbit.
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Beyond that, the car has a few extra flourishes like a dual antennae that allows a wifi hotspot, facial recognition that allows for keyless entry and 151 cubic feet of space internally.
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When humans are forced to work longer hours for less pay while the 1 percent flourishes, we both see ourselves in our mechanized brethren, and dream of having them take our place.
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This is the right moment to protect this fragile and relatively untouched wild land so that future generations can enjoy and benefit from the rich and diverse marine life that flourishes there.
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When the publishing company team outgrew the space, they moved them to a building in town, and Mr. Smith began puzzling out how to add detailing and flourishes to the gutted space.
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In a field dominated by young starlets, she's made a grown-up pop album, confessional and sleek, without the oddball "B-A-N-A-N-A-S" flourishes of her past hits.
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The elaborate tasting menu abounds in imaginative flourishes, such as savory pastries made to resemble calligraphy brushes that can be dipped in tomato ''ink'' and dumplings in the shape of miniature hedgehogs.
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From the mid-19th century through the 1930s, Spencerian script was the dominant form of cursive taught in American classrooms; it was elegant and filled with flourishes, as in Coca Cola's logo.
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These flourishes were a defiant reminder that this was the work of a man of color representing the power and beauty of his community on one of American fashion's most vaunted platforms.
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Much of what happens isn't surprising, but Dan Sterling and Liz Hannah's script is consistently, genially funny, filled with patter and nonsense, and spiked with sincerity and a few gross-out flourishes.
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But what makes it more than the sum of its parts is the way Miller presents that footage, with directorial flourishes that add suspense to a story whose ending everybody already knows.
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Its closest proxy is this year's divisive La La Land, which, much like The Artist, borrows flourishes and textures from a different era, albeit with a decidedly more commercial and contemporary lean.
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When "Perchance to Dream" was released, Martin Amis, writing in these pages, argued that most readers couldn't spot the difference between Chandler's and Parker's rhetorical flourishes — both had written too many duds.
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But the moral of its struggle is clear: As digital culture becomes more tied to the success of the platforms where it flourishes, there is always a risk of it disappearing forever.
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His domestic interventions were commercial flourishes like Borax soap dispensers, electric hand dryers, an intercom and a pedal-controlled water fountain installed to eliminate the need for water glasses at the table.
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The cinematic flourishes and humorous interludes that those familiar with Inglourious Basterds might be imagining don't make an appearance until the full team of Nazi hunters is introduced in the second episode.
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Their influence is often scattershot, a matter of gestures and stylistic flourishes, like the voice-overs that run through the American indie "The Giant," which also owes a debt to David Lynch.
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By the spring, he had leased a campaign office in Midtown, stocking it with signature flourishes of the Bloomberg brand: an open-plan layout, unlimited snacks and a young, hard-charging staff.
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Hungarian writer-director Ildiko Enyedi shares none of the tender flourishes of Guillermo del Toro, opting for pools of blood and wipe-clean tiles as the backdrop for her off-kilter romance.
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She is increasingly making it clearer that despite her rhetorical flourishes calling for Medicare for All, she falls far closer to Joe Biden's theory of the case than she does Bernie Sanders'.
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Electronic brightness and rickety crunch, two modes that are in theory opposed to each other, combine to produce knotty density; the squeaks and whooshes and synthesizer flourishes click together with sprung tension.
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Tatum pulled off his signature body rolls, hip thrusts, and even brought in a rolling chair for some extra over-the-top flourishes (Beatrice got in on the routine for a bit, too).
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Story beats, whole scenes of dialogue, small action-scene flourishes — all of it had already made its way into the world in a marketing onslaught of teasers, trailers, TV spots, games, and novels.
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All of these flourishes appear to ruffle some N.F.L. official sorts, as well as a few of those writers who view themselves as the Knights Templar of this orgasmically wealthy and violent game.
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It has strict regulations enforcing the uniformity of homes (no second stories, no bright colors, no modern flourishes) as well as the people living in them (no families with children, except to visit).
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The park, on the edge of a river nestled under the gargantuan statue of Peter the Great, is slowly turning orange, and the weird flourishes of a Mulatu Astatke set punctuate the air.
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Horiguchi was name the deserved winner in a fun fight and I can't wait to see how his career flourishes with all these additional techniques he can now use while fighting for Rizin.
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Fountains have always been thought of as decorative flourishes, but a new project from MIT shows how the same principles that govern your lawn art could be harnessed to create a novel interface.
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Though the melodies they favor are often full of tension, there's quite a bit of color in their approach to arrangement—glittering flourishes surrounding the macabre, like a dagger with a gilded handle.
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The pair were part of a pedophile ring who traded children on the anonymous darknet — part of the internet where identities are hidden and criminal activity such as sharing child abuse images flourishes.
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The tasting menu runs through the expected gamut of cocktail-appropriate booze, from gin to tequila, but also adds certain flourishes like a dash of peach puree or a hint of chartreuse. Scandalous!
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By eliminating the profit motive and opening up the editing process, he hopes Wikitribune will be a place where truth flourishes and inaccuracies are self-corrected—just like Wikipedia is at its best.
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It flourishes in the bizarro environs of a modern Republican primary, but there is no evidence at all, and much to the contrary, that it could be used to assemble a national majority.
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The post-apocalyptic grit is punctuated by the bright greens of nature fighting its way back, and futuristic flourishes like the floating holographic displays that pop up when you chat with other characters.
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Michael Giacchino's work is excellent, but despite a spattering of themes and adopted stylistic flourishes, the film simply doesn't have the John Williams cues that have become so inextricably linked to the franchise.
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Although fashion from China and even from—Kim forbid—South Korea is increasingly making its way to the markets of Pyongyang, many of these flourishes are the work of the city's own tailors.
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Our country must continue to be a place where all hard-working Americans can get ahead, where all our children can realize their dreams of a better life, and where economic opportunity flourishes.
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Sometimes, they post pictures of the rooms inhabited by real customers; these rooms seem to more or less follow the prescribed templates, save for a few unique flourishes like photographs and collegiate memorabilia.
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But for artists looking to dabble in the new medium, think of it like a virtual form of tracing, allowing them to add their own creative flourishes, while still producing a recognizable piece.
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There's no denying that love flourishes in the summer — and we all have a friend, co-worker, or soon-to-be sister-in-law with a fresh, sparkly engagement ring to prove it.
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However one views those who would carry out current Trump administration policies, those flourishes come across as heavy-handed, in a way that most of what's found in these highly emotional storylines doesn't.
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Speaking of visual flourishes, the 'new' stock Android is really the Android that Google puts on its Pixel phones: AOSP plus GSM plus a few extras Google adds on for its own hardware.
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I didn't know at the time (I was 9 when the film premiered), but it was moving toward a more contemporary rework of black horror while staying true to the genre's aesthetic flourishes.
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After we've spent our Sundays bulk-prepping baked veggies, cooked grains, chopped nuts, and more, there is only so much energy left for creative flourishes — especially as we fling ourselves headfirst into Monday.
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Laden with commanding power electronic flourishes, King's trademark pained yowls, hypnotic tribal drums, and eerie, angelic vocals from the Assembly of Light Choir's Chrissy Wolpert, the album limps along like a wounded animal.
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Donald Trump's press conference Tuesday night had all of the usual Trumpian flourishes: a brightly lit ballroom with a hanging chandelier and a podium set in front of a line of American flags.
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Today, THUMP is premiering the title track, which pounds and grates its way into a riotous storm of a finale, accompanied by what sounds like the distorted, feverish flourishes of a mad violinist.
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Cinematic flourishes, like the intensity of Garland's gaze or the transparent overlay of clocks, lots of clocks, over entire scenes, feel enhanced when they get the immediate contrast of another, equally beautiful detail.
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And yet, the rhetorical flourishes— "it's incredible"; "very much a miracle"—are straight out of the Trump branding bible, the kind of thing he would say about a building or a beauty pageant.
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There is, in other words, very little breaking news, but what Mr. Laurano does, he tries to do with care and vigor and enough flourishes to keep your mind from wandering too far.
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"One of the most significant aspects of this indictment is that it illustrates what happens inside the prison when this kind of systemic corruption flourishes," he said at a news conference in Baltimore.
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In December, he released his full-length debut album, "Blue Neighborhood" (Capitol), full of smoothly rendered light pop-soul with dance music flourishes, music that is far less original than Mr. Sivan is.
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Working in a reggaeton indebted template heavy on combusting, 8 bit-styled flourishes, the track cruises along at mid-tempo with a consistent stride, looking mostly to melodic reinvention to keep things interesting.
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Flourishes like this (along with an amusingly airborne wig and, later, rampaging rhinos) and the Wakandan backdrop give the action scenes kick and actual personality, but Mr. Coogler's directing strengths are more intimate.
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Amid an impeccable four-person ensemble, Ms. Burke is a league apart — not just for a fluty voice possessing cadences all its own, but also for her caress of Ms. Baker's signature flourishes.
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Her gift is for intricacy, little melodic flourishes and twists, arranging the guitar figures in just the right way so they comment on the lyrics, but such an approach is antithetical to detachment.
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The new album feels more intact, thanks in great part to the lush, viscous production by Slot-A: "Basquiat" is searingly bright jazz-inflected soul with neosoul flourishes; "Octavia" is clever space-funk.
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When Manhattan's Quad Cinema relaunched in 2017 under a new owner, it opted for the traditional route, too — "classic, but with a few luxurious flourishes," as general manager Barbara G. Vásconez told me.
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Much of that flourishes in the stranger corners of the internet — subreddits and 4chan and the like — where Trump's head is photoshopped into memes, or he's integrated into scenes from apocalyptic video games.
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The visuals feature fantastic beasts and animals as well as more abstract calligraphic flourishes, with a scene of Moses addressing the Israelites added later by the 15th-century scribe-artist Joel ben Simeon.
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But what lingers is misogyny—the kind of hate- and fear-filled objectification of women that flourishes in corners of the Internet, and in the rhetoric of Trump and some of his supporters.
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From seemingly insignificant flourishes like personalized gift-wrapping to media spectacles like in-store fashion shows, so much of what was established early on at Neiman Marcus is now commonplace, even self-evident.
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"Nevicata" was riveting: Images of snowflakes falling from an ashen heaven are conveyed in the piano through numbing, repeated midrange tones, surrounded by elusive chords and, at the end, skittish, almost jazzy flourishes.
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We have to insist that the societies of which we are a part take a stand against anti-Semitism, because any society in which it flourishes is one that is dead or dying.
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That doesn't necessarily undermine the broader points, but it does take something away from the smaller flourishes, like Benedict's German sense of humor (not much, he concedes) or Francis' impassioned pitch for soccer.
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For example, many students who attend the University of Texas at El Paso are Mexican nationals who legally cross over every day to attend classes, and the city flourishes from bi-national commerce.
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The decay is on full display: Homeless people literally have taken over street blocks, creating a filthy and dangerous environment where drug use flourishes and streets and sidewalks have become open-air latrines.
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A gawky, earnest singer lost in the keyboard flourishes and drum jitters she hears in her own head, a romantic who dreams quietly, she uses blank formal exercise as a site for introspection.
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She did have longtime Florence + The Machine harpist Tom Monger to her right, so she wasn't completely bereft of extra flourishes, but it was still an impressively restrained set on its own terms.
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Further sleuthing by Anthony Smith of Mic indicated that the meme had previous appeared on the 8Chan forum /pol/, a hotbed of "alt-right" internet activism where overt racism and anti-Semitism flourishes.
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The Aicon's exterior styling achieves a difficult balance between the sleek proportions of a traditional luxury vehicle and modest but futuristic flourishes like the elongated windshields and lighting arrays that replace traditional headlights.
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Attell is far too wedded to the economical structure of hard jokes to veer off into the poetic flourishes of Dave Chappelle, and he seems to have little interest in waging culture wars.
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Somehow, then, the rest of the industry is going to continue losing customers and scaling down while Peabody flourishes, responsible for all net new coal production in the next five years, and more.
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"You often get rhetorical flourishes that are directionally right, but then when you refocus the mind on the yes-or-no question, you get the mumble and the obfuscation, the subject change," he said.
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"Humans grow by eating food and science flourishes amidst failures," North Korea's state-run newspaper Rodong Sinmun quoted Kim as telling scientists who knelt before him after a failed rocket launch in April 2012.
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What made Nicki Minaj stand out as a rapper early in her career was her flow, specifically her ability to morph into and out of vocal flourishes in the same song, or same verse.
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Our motivation came from a deep desire to document and archive the image of our community as the trans and queer politic flourishes on the island, with a particular focus outside of the capital.
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To design a machine to do this Sajith Wimalaratne and his colleagues at the firm had first to get past the arch language of connoisseurs: "raspberry notes", "elderflower aftertastes", "prune flourishes" and so on.
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Swiss Army Man's nagging limitation is that the filmmakers don't have many insights themselves—they're just as insulated as their characters—and all the clever flourishes end up being their own kind of insecurity.
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"Fresh" is particularly enjoyable to listen to because it's a glossy, rounded, pure purple, with white licks and flourishes that make it even shinier, occasionally veering into pinks and lilacs, like an oil painting.
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It sneaks up on you, to some extent; director Gus Van Sant gives it the crisp, autumnal photography of the prestige picture it would become, but he throws in flourishes of experimentation and stylization.
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In a contest for who could best counter President Trump, who could conjure a media orbit independent of the president's news-hogging, Mr. O'Rourke's gift for meme-able flourishes seemed like a credible bet.
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Usually, this means that the Trance Vibrator provides a regular pulse along with the bass of the music, boosting the game's clubby feel while freeing up the controller to focus on recreating melodic flourishes.
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At the same time, "The Shape of Water" indulges in a few questionable flourishes (a somewhat jarring fantasy sequence comes to mind), and at times feels like it's treading water before its finishing kick.
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While he occasionally talks up the tax cut, his Supreme Court nominees, and the economy, the bulk of his stump speeches in support of Republican candidates is made up of the usual Trumpian flourishes.
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Filled with insider references and visual flourishes aimed squarely at the comics faithful -- from thought balloons to approximating the Ben-Day dots from old-fashioned printing -- the movie caters to a very particular crowd.
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This piece, titled "Beady" (2018), combines a brilliant mélange of prefabricated elements, punctuated by the occasional original bead handmade by Gold in glazed ceramic — tactile flourishes in the colorful, irregular mesh of the net.
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It would also be nice if there were some positive vision of how sexuality fits into a rich life, how it flourishes in the private sphere as a (very fun) form of deep knowing.
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" It was certainly a break from Disney's past -- most notoriously illustrated by "The Song of the South," but also flourishes like the Siamese cats in "Lady and the Tramp" and the crows in "Dumbo.
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John is in his element, hammering an old piano and slurring about drowning out the devil with rye; White sits at his left ear, harmonizing and picking out blues flourishes on an overdriven guitar.
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The LeBron Way, for years and years, has worked something like this: He inevitably gets most of the credit when his team flourishes; his teammates absorb the bulk of the blame when things unravel.
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That made the introduction of a new plan in the 1800s a more urgent matter — and a reasonable time to introduce a plan that lacked many of the artistic flourishes of contemporary city plans.
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He eschewed a military procession including a horse-drawn caisson pulling his coffin and a riderless horse — flourishes that Ronald Reagan included in his funeral in 2004 — in favor of a hearse and motorcade.
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His slim book "Memoranda During the War," which inspired "Crossing," is fragmented into vignettes with operatic flourishes: observations, even grisly details, followed by sweeping, impassioned statements about broader subjects like youth, America and conflict.
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Brutus's body and words fuse into a force that incorporates reason, certainly, but there's something else at work, too, in Abili's bravura performance, which doesn't come off as "bravura" and has no cheap flourishes.
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" In much the same way that pizza has become an American food, the Middle Eastern kebab is a staple here, sometimes with local flourishes like French fries and ketchup-like "kebab shop chilli sauce.
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These flourishes make use of an expanded canvas, reaching up past the cheekbone and onto the temple, so the pigment wraps around the eyes like the blinders that keep a racehorse's focus ever forward.
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U.S.-based oilfield service companies active in the kingdom, including Schlumberger, Halliburton and General Electric's Baker Hughes, are also seeing their fortunes rise as Saudi Arabia flourishes in the oil market, according to Nasser.
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