"Boat ride home ... was indescribable," Schade wrote on Twitter.
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"Indescribable," Portland coach Terry Stotts said of the Warriors' start.
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It was an indescribable sense of curiosity, duty, and adventure.
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The difference this made in my own life is indescribable.
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I have just returned from an indescribable week in Egypt.
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"It was indescribable what she wanted," she writes of Margaret.
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This is a profound and indescribable loss for us all.
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"The bombing was indescribable," Baleigh Suleiman, a local journalist, said.
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There is something fundamentally indescribable about the experience of not-experiencing.
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Wetzler says the freedom of being on the water is indescribable.
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It's that indescribable thing in life, and you can't deny it.
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Rather than try to describe the indescribable, watch the video below.
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It's given her moral agency during a time of indescribable despair.
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"It was indescribable, the peace that you felt," she told Hill.
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"That pain was indescribable," Sanchez told KDVR in a 2018 interview.
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The degree of difficulty on some of his passes was indescribable.
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Everything was going great until an indescribable smell started seeping in.
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A darkness of indescribable bitterness fell upon the media in Afghanistan.
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The violence and depravities this society was guilty of were indescribable.
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"When you do find something, the feeling is indescribable," she said.
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"What is happening since last week is indescribable," Ms. Okello said.
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"Your sister Sebella Rose looks at you with indescribable tenderness," she continued.
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For others it's an indescribable sensation that they wouldn't necessarily try again.
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You have given me something truly indescribable that I'm forever grateful for.
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It's sort of an indescribable melting pot of constant inspiration and ideas.
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At others, it's almost indescribable—neither good or bad, simply awe-inducing.
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It was an indescribable scent and, at the same time, totally ephemeral.
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"The pain is indescribable," Sanchez told Denver news outlet KDVR that August.
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Vavilov, 25, said the 'relief' he felt at his 'vindication' was 'indescribable.
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"The feeling is indescribable when you are up there," Ms. Herrera said.
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We could have completely lost Palmyra … The joy I feel is indescribable.
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The bond that he shared with his family, particularly his siblings, was indescribable.
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Oh, and her beautiful face does this indescribable beaming thing, pretty much always.
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You taught me the love between a mother and a son is indescribable.
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I remember waking up from my mastectomy with an indescribable sense of relief.
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He wants to relive the indescribable joy of representing his nation – and winning.
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" Adds Lauren's mom, Dana Cantrell: "It gave me a peace that was indescribable.
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The devastation and the fear Bill, my family, and I felt is indescribable.
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The grief that followed was indescribable, but never did we regret our decision.
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LEXINGTON, Va. — "It's just indescribable," Sally Mann, the photographer and writer, was saying.
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Like most mothers, I recognize the indescribable bond that children have with animals.
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The impact Kavanaugh could have on the fabric of American life is indescribable.
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Coming back from the dead though—and really feeling it—that was indescribable.
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"It just takes me back there — the hyperventilating, the indescribable panic," she said.
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When I heard about it, the feeling that went over me was indescribable.
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READ: Food delivery workers told us about their 'indescribable fear' during the outbreak.
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"The grief and trauma this loss has caused our close-knit family is indescribable."
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"It's indescribable, it really is," Decent-Doll told the publication of her son's death.
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"Needless to say, to think of her last moments are indescribable," Cathy told Pix11.
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It has been an indescribable honor and pleasure to know and work with him.
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It has been an indescribable honor and pleasure to know and work with him.
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" As for what a championship would mean to Cubs fans, Dawson says it's "indescribable.
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His colleagues are crying now, crying hot tears at the indescribable beauty of it.
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Relationships between sisters are among the most special, unique, and indescribable bonds out there.
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"Debbie was really indescribable," the 49-year-old actress, who plays Grace Adler, said.
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You just might be able to put something into words that was previously indescribable.
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A raw soundscape, both indescribable and familiar alludes to a biological process, perhaps gestation.
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What should be an agonizingly tedious experience is instead a gift of indescribable tranquility.
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The adult writers among the refugees were left to try to describe the indescribable.
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"For my mom to sacrifice that for him to be with me was indescribable."
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"The shock is indescribable," said Bayan, the men's sister, who lives in Leeds, England.
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To see my colleagues walking towards me in one piece fills me with indescribable joy.
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She will be at once ineffable and indescribable but also the result of special effects.
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The beginning of the briefing focused on fitness, with models scattered around the indescribable house.
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I seriously live vicariously through her exciting life in NYC — the energy there is indescribable.
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My theory: Marion Cotillard might just hold the key to that indescribable très chic aura.
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Beth Moses called it an "indescribable ride," and said Richard, youre going to love it.
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Everyone wants to stay, and so there is a sense of indescribable pressure to do better.
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"I have a feeling of pure love, indescribable with words," she explains in the new issue.
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To be able to return him to his country and his mother is an indescribable honor.
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I switched to formula, got my nights back, and the freedom from the pump was indescribable.
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But somehow, what should be an agonizingly tedious experience is instead a gift of indescribable tranquility.
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This is what you dream of as a kid and for that to happen is indescribable.
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Through its young heroine, we experience all the describable and indescribable horrors of the Irish famine.
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"It's an indescribable feeling," Muhandis, one of two other singers to perform, said after the show.
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Living in the Big Apple is truly an indescribable experience that only other New Yorkers understand.
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"New games are amazing, but the feeling of those old games is indescribable," she told CNBC.
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"I get a feeling singing gospel music that is indescribable," he told The Los Angeles Times.
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Is that all af Klint's indescribable work amounts to, the pretext for a show by Quaytman?
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Karrkaratuls have been mystifying biologists for several decades now with their curious physiology and seemingly indescribable taxonomy.
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Love: an incredible, indescribable love from the moment he first held his newborn baby in his arms.
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And ultimately, the exhibit's indescribable, you-just-have-to-see-it nature is what will draw crowds.
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"To be confirmed as the 20th US Surgeon General is truly an indescribable honor," Adams tweeted Thursday.
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We thank the survivors for their remarkable statements today and indescribable courage over the last two years.
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He thanked the sexual assault survivors for their statements and "indescribable courage" over the last two years.
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My feeling, at the age of 29 and after waiting for more than eight years, is indescribable.
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"You are the most indescribable person in the world," Rice told Sedar once he could speak again.
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My feeling, at the age of 29 and after waiting for more than eight years, is indescribable.
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"The experience is indescribable fear," said Ali, a Chinese-American food delivery worker in New York City.
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"It's indescribable," said Scott Burt, an airborne traffic reporter for the radio station KNX 1070 News Radio.
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The Japanese cartoon character holds an indescribable allure to billions of people — no matter their age or nationality.
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Todays' viewers see in Sidibe's subjects a restoration of cool, an indescribable tonic in their low-key beauty.
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Seeing them together, the way their faces light up and the love that fills the room, is indescribable.
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"The grief and trauma this loss has caused our close-knit family is indescribable," a family statement read.
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"The grief and trauma this loss has caused our close-knit family is indescribable," the family's statement read.
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The wedding was "an indescribable day filled with so much love, light and positivity," the couple told PEOPLE.
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The loss of the five teens was indescribable, a Harwood Union school official told the Burlington Free Press.
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"The way you handle life's most confusing moments is indescribable and graceful," Gomez wrote of the birthday girl.
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"The degree of trauma that someone like this goes through is probably indescribable," Tangipahoa Sheriff Daniel Edwards said.
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Sampha makes sense of the pain, the growth, and the indescribable loss by turning it into unforgettable art.
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His house is so unassuming as to be indescribable, his studio not much more than a giant shed.
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John Jones III told CNN affiliate KPIX he had "indescribable emotions and feelings" after Oakland's new ordinance passed.
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"It was indescribable," she said, which prompted howls of laughter from the audience, also in New York City.
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And if we met them in our late adolescence or early adulthood, forget it — their significance is almost indescribable.
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I've worked on this art robot for Jordan Wolfson, which is a dancing, female robot that is almost indescribable.
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"There's just this undeniable, magnetic force between the two of us that just is indescribable," Haibon previously told PEOPLE.
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"There's just this undeniable, magnetic force between the two of us that just is indescribable," Haibon recently told PEOPLE.
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"The happiness is indescribable, as if we we'd won the World Cup." said As'ad Farij, 32, a computer teacher.
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Camlin explained that the lightning felt "like a shock through your body" but otherwise it was an "indescribable" sensation.
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They expressed courage in indescribable ways when they could not speak the English language or stay on their land.
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In adding sugar to sweeten and acid to balance what nature has already made perfect, we lose something indescribable.
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"The dirt was indescribable," testified one inspector to the United States Senate about homes she'd seen in New York.
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Rice said his sister was "the most indescribable person in the world" when he saw her in her dress.
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It's that indescribable feeling, something past these limited five senses, that feeling that will always be living inside me.
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Even when she does features for other people's hits, you can't mistake her thick, spiky, spicy, ethereal, indescribable cadence.
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"Sometimes the feeling they get is indescribable, and they have a hard time saying what it is," Dr. Berkowski says.
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It had an indescribable transformative power that has made me regard it with a kind of respect and quiet satisfaction.
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The movement has benefitted from being indescribable – and thus being a vessel which the disillusioned can fill with their hopes.
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"It was an indescribable feeling… just the sense of unconditional love that I felt in that moment," she told WCMH.
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"The experience was so indescribable and life-changing, and I can't believe he's all mine," she said at the time.
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A baby boy who brought with him an indescribable love that became a life-changing experience for each of us.
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Even when used in small quantities (for this black risotto, only a few teaspoons are needed), it adds indescribable complexity.
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What is the mental health situation in America, where time after time, after time, after time, we're seeing indescribable horror.
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I felt immense rage, an indescribable fury as I watched the man who had murdered my professor and my classmate.
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Artists have always struggled with capturing the indescribable sensation of falling in love through the limitations of language, for example.
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"There's something that's happening in our games that's indescribable to his data that's getting us over the hump," Miller added.
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When you know that you have a stunning lip on, it's indescribable but you just carry yourself a little different.
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When he asked about feelings, I said it was beyond my ability to describe what might as well be indescribable.
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All year, I felt like something indescribable was being wrestled away from me, and I want some of it back.
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To have the opportunity to work for probably the top media brand or newspaper in the world was indescribable, humbling, amazing.
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To analyze Hieronymus Bosch's triptych is an attempt to describe the indescribable and to decipher the indecipherable — an exercise in madness.
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"It's so indescribable, the life here, so removed from the reality of New York," Noguchi wrote to his sister that November.
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"Suddenly there were words to that before-indescribable pain, frustration, sadness, then revolution that all comes from a breakup," she wrote.
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To cheer for one team over another is to glide from pain to joy and back again with timelessly indescribable feeling.
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Then I would step off the ground and embrace the unknown, working with my fear in a world of indescribable beauty.
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"When I'm driving my brand new car, and I pass the billboard, I get this rush that is indescribable," he says.
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Each fashion show has an element of indescribable ambiance that helps inform the clothes, the mood, the style, the COOL factor.
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The knowledge that I could not be denied coverage because I have a pre-existing condition has given me indescribable peace.
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When they smile at me with pure joy over a shared joke or an accomplishment, the feeling of gratification is indescribable.
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"The grief and trauma this loss has caused our close-knit family is indescribable," Mr. Beaudette's family said in a statement.
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Out on dry land, I felt hollow in some indescribable way, but the water connected me to something larger than myself.
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Much of what happens from there is indescribable — opaque, divorced from any expectations of narrative causality, heavily referential, and darkly hysterical.
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"It's indescribable almost because there's no thinking in the game," said Miles, who had shot 25 percent (18-of-72) since Jan.
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"The degree of trauma that someone like this goes through is probably indescribable," Tangipahoa Sheriff Daniel Edwards said at a press conference.
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It's also that indescribable spark between two people that — when it's the right two people — you can actually feel through a screen.
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"After an indescribable two weeks my other half is heading back across the pond," he wrote on one photo of the pair.
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"What is the mental health situation in America, where time after time, after time, after time, we're seeing indescribable horror?" he said.
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Many on registries have caused indescribable pain to their victims, scrambling lives into giant knots that can take a lifetime to untie.
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The election of Hillary Clinton is an event that we will welcome for its immense historical importance, and greet with indescribable relief.
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The army advances over the last two days had sparked "indescribable joy" among people in the enclave after years of siege, he said.
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Legend's love for his baby girl is indescribable, but he tried to do it justice in an interview with Stephen Colbert last month.
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"The actual experience of going out the door is almost indescribable," Koch told the Raleigh News & Observer — the newspaper in her college town.
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"The energy was just indescribable," said Johnny Kimble, a frequent Langston's D.J. and promoter, who is more commonly known as Tyson The Event.
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That same indescribable sense of bliss is also the perfect inspiration for the first nail art trend of the new decade: cloud nails.
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But at the same time, the indescribable joy both you and your fur child experience every month after receiving a BarkBox is priceless.
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Walking into the first day of sideshow school, raising my hand, and claiming my status as a "natural born" was an indescribable feeling.
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To give somebody the permission to not have guilt about how they're juggling work with the really trying job of caregiving — it's indescribable.
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Like a greeting card or an E.E. Cummings's poem, the movie reminds viewers that love is as universally basic as it is ultimately indescribable.
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For those interested in continuing to get their fix of private jets, tropical islands, jewelry, and other signifiers of indescribable wealth, look no further.
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Moses, now the first woman to fly onboard a commercial space vehicle, called it an "indescribable ride," adding: Richard, youre going to love it.
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Still, people like Trovarello say that there's an indescribable alchemy that takes place in programs like Arise, something that goes beyond science or data.
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On that bench by Lake Champlain, "I realized that I was having this indescribable feeling that I was falling in love," Dr. Beecham said.
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It unlocked an indescribable rage inside, learning my once beloved dog is a murderer, a bigot, and a very bad dog in one moment.
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The Fifth of July is the national holiday of a parallel, cranky universe, in which all living things are nagged by an indescribable hum.
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"The feeling of floating 40 meters above ground protected merely by a thin web is, frankly, indescribable," DD Squad member Maks Veselko told CNN.
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"The election of Hillary Clinton is an event that we would welcome for its historical importance, and greet with indescribable relief," the magazine says.
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But thankfully it features sausage-shaped animals playing various "sports" such as Kick Each Other Into Spike Pits and Something Indescribable Featuring Tentacles And Flags.
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Another survivor spoke of the "indescribable" wind which caused the fire to spread as he fled from his summer home in Mati, east of Athens.
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"Memory's huge cavern, with its mysterious, secret, and indescribable nooks and crannies, receives all these perceptions, to be recalled when needed and reconsidered," he writes.
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It looks and feels Nintendo-ready, in that indescribable way that the best Nintendo games just do, so that's something I'd love to see happen.
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Her voice is not an instrument for making modest statements; it's about peaks of self-affirmation, indescribable sensual pleasures, steely counterattacks and abysses of sorrow.
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Not far from this place, thousands of refugees have braved the rough sea in recent years, crossing in makeshift rafts toward Europe, fleeing indescribable wars.
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It's pretty indescribable, waiting at the edge of your seat to see what will ensue when these celebrities are thrown into, essentially, low key sketch comedy.
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Liebrum's weight loss was of course unintentional — the result of stress, grief, and the indescribable pain of watching her child deal with a life-threatening illness.
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"There's just this undeniable, magnetic force between the two of us that just is indescribable," Haibon told PEOPLE shortly after kissing his girlfriend for the cameras.
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That's partly because Armstrong perceives the God of Scripture not as a white-bearded old man on a cloud but as an ineffable, indescribable, unknowable transcendence.
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"The election of Hillary Clinton is an event that we will welcome for its immense historical importance, and greet with indescribable relief," the magazine's editors wrote.
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Despite the absurdity of the incident, it was quite revelatory about the indescribable fear that engulfs authoritarian leaders when confronted with opponents who persevere despite persecution.
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These references blur the line between the real and the digital, the concrete and the ephemeral, creating a new hybridity that attempts to describe the indescribable.
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At the same time, I've got a couple of other pieces that basically have a weird, messed-up Monty Python feel, and some are indescribable comedy camp.
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But if it saves another life … If it saves another family from going through the indescribable pain of losing someone they love … that will be our closure.
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"The idea that we actually might be able to successfully reunite this boy with this family, that feeling is indescribable, especially after all these years," says Catavu.
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A surreal, all but indescribable DIY web series about kindness, friendship, and two lead characters who look like, but are legally distinct from, Batman and Spider-Man.
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Only a very small handful of English-language publications did more than list the exhibition, titled Things Indescribable, or reproduce the museum's press release word for word.
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The pain is indescribable, but here I go describing it to you anyway: If you have ever stubbed your toe, then you know how bad that kills.
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Whether it's the first stop on your journey into stylistic obscurity, or your final, funky destination, this at-times-indescribable aesthetic represents the explosive force of individuality.
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I remember feeling distinctly surprised when I found out you had really specific cultural tastes, and you had a quirky, wry, kind of indescribable sense of humor. 221.
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"We've heard people say there's no feeling like this in the world, but it's truly indescribable until you have felt it firsthand," Webb tells PEOPLE of new parenthood.
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"The agony of not knowing what happened to your loved ones in a disaster like Cyclone Idea is indescribable," said Diane Araujo, an ICRC delegate deploying to Beira.
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Chick-Fil-A fans suffered an indescribable loss in July when the chain replaced its beloved barbecue sauce with a new recipe known as the Smokehouse BBQ Sauce.
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They possess an indescribable energy when experienced live that transfixed the audience at Moth Club, a working-man's club come disco space in London's East End, last month.
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"Conditions at Idomeni are indescribable ... it's a swampland created by the rain," the head of Greece's Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (KEELPNO), Thanasis Giannopoulos, said on Sunday.
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"This Lamborghini concept car represents state-of-the-art design inspired by aeronautics, capable of giving you the indescribable feeling of flying on the road," the automaker said.
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The historians will study the Reichsbank's role in economic exploitation of occupied countries during the Nazi regime, which was marked by "indescribable cruelty and cynicism," Mr. Ritschl said.
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Whether it's a carefully-crafted mantra or indescribable feeling that will light your path in 2020, there's no better time to hold yourself accountable with fresh body art.
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"The grief and trauma this loss has caused our close-knit family is indescribable," Mr. Beaudette's family said in a statement released at the time of his death.
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The widow of slain UCLA professor William Klug characterized her husband's shooting death as an "indescribable loss," and has asked for privacy as she continues to mourn his murder.
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Sometimes people say: such and such is the new such and such and I'm like no one ever is the next anyone because that's the indescribable anoymaly about supermodels.
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I'm closer to the mountains than I've ever bee, and the lush green bushes nestled against the red clay of the McDowell Mountains at high noon is almost indescribable.
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There's a subtle, indescribable tightness to the timing of music from the Hugo 2 that I haven't experienced with any other DAC that costs less than a luxury car.
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Talking with first responders and members of the Paradise High School baseball team who watched their homes go up in flames is an experience that is unimaginable and indescribable.
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I love watching friends struggle to name the flavor, simultaneously familiar and indescribable, as they taste whipped cream, custard, ice cream, cakes and even aperitifs spiked with noyaux extract.
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"The intensity of sadness that accompanies what our community is currently enduring is almost indescribable," Christina Fay, board director of Lambeth House, said in a statement earlier this week.
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"Armstrong perceives the God of Scripture not as a white-bearded old man on a cloud but as an ineffable, indescribable, unknowable transcendence," Nicholas Kristof writes in his review.
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Although very different, the exhibitions have one thing in common: using a mixture of chronology, geography, materials, ideas and collaborators to express something that can at times seem indescribable.
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"The degree of trauma that somebody like this goes through is probably indescribable, and something I can't imagine," Sheriff Daniel Edwards said at a news conference Friday, according to Fox8.
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I felt surrounded by others on the edge of a deep, dark pain—those of us isolated by that indescribable ouroboros, cornered by the conjoined beast of circumstance and choice.
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The restaurant's "underground" vibe—Thomas doesn't advertise, and he doesn't plan to start—keeps Cornish Pasty Co. cool despite the desert heat, the confusing name and the pasty's indescribable nature.
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"She really starts off in a really scarred almost unconscious place, but overcomes a trauma that is indescribable," Lizzie's portrayer Hayley Law told Refinery29 over the phone about her character.
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"What are you gonna do with that?" he asked me, almost as if I'd just pulled some indescribable item out of my pocket and was demanding that he touch it.
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She wrote her first novel, "Gourmet Rhapsody," about a dying food critic who longs for an indescribable flavor from his childhood, when she was supposed to be writing her philosophy thesis.
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"It's indescribable to have to make this decision because I had my sights set on my opponent and a lot of people around me felt that I could win," Gilbert says.
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Aside from developing "the indescribable bond of maternal love" (as Wada put it) with your dragon, you can even eventually ride soar through the skies with your scaly, four-legged child.
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"To hear the news this morning of her release and that she is safe and well is indescribable," said the ex-colleague, who asked not to be named for security reasons.
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"As a teenage girl, my feelings and emotions are always kind of really indescribable, and they change really quickly and really fast," Carpenter tells PEOPLE about the inspiration behind the lyrics.
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"Indescribable," Brinson said of "singing second," the privilege that lets the game's victors sing their alma mater along with the Corps of Cadets and Army officers and troops at the game.
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Some nights, I lay awake and think about the things I miss about drinking, allowing myself to feel the indescribable sense of loss that comes when an alcoholic gives up booze.
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"The agony of not knowing what happened to your loved one in a disaster like Cyclone Idai is indescribable," Diane Araujo, an ICRC delegate deployed to Beira, said in a statement.
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"We miss the music of his full-bellied laughter, the warmth of his hugs, and the twinkle in his beautiful eyes with an indescribable, timeless sorrow," a message on the site reads.
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The thump-thump-thump of the pickaxe has a satisfying, calming rhythm that works in concert with the indescribable pleasure of watching a map slowly fill out, one tile at a time.
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That death is confirmed with near-indescribable trauma: with the help of her ex-husband, Saterstrom enters her stepfather's house to find that he died by suicide, a shotgun to the face.
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Witness recounts 'indescribable' flash flooding Brenda Leinen told CNN that she was hiking through Sabino Canyon in Pima, Arizona, on Sunday afternoon when she got a flash flood alert on her phone.
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Ms. Jackson's global popularity and the indescribable coolness of her perch in American popular culture at the time is hard to capture in hindsight, or to compare with our digitally Balkanized era.
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Philosophical notions of the sublime posit nature's mystifying vastness — suggested by Martin's unending horizontal lines—as inspiration for the realization that the universe is ceaseless, an understanding which would bring indescribable peace.
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"It's almost indescribable how generous and helpful other folks who've been through the YC program are to the incoming batches, and they really do have that spirit of paying it forward," she said.
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"It is indescribable and it is inexplicable and it's like, if someone wants to talk about like a war zone in Israel, how are you going to explain that to someone?" she said.
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"The sadness we feel for Natalie not being with us is indescribable," Timolin told PEOPLE Thursday during the Nat King Cole Generation Hope President's Society Dinner at The Breakers Palm Beach in Florida.
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After watching the scene inPlanet of the Apes where Charles Heston is dragged by a leather collar, he felt an indescribable sensation inside him, leading the artist into further research about S&M.
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If Trump pardons Flynn or Manafort and Republicans do not support impeachment, the political firestorm across the nation would be indescribable, and the political damage to Republicans in the midterms would be catastrophic.
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The sky-high asking price and the inability to change lenses might seem like this a hard sell, but if you're familiar with that indescribable quality of Leica photos, it's almost a bargain.
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President Trump's decision to order a one-week investigation into sexual assault allegations against Brett Kavanaugh, his Supreme Court nominee, comes in a time of almost indescribable pain and anger, lies and attacks.
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"It's an indescribable feeling to win the first medal in the history of Jordan in all the sports," said Abughaush, who was knocked out in the second round of the world championships last year.
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When I did finally return to my village and found my birth mother in the same home from which I disappeared all those years ago, the feeling of hugging her again was utterly indescribable.
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"Some observers believe the stage is set for fire activity similar to the indescribable damage and staggering loss of life that we saw last year in Northern California," Murkowski said during her opening remarks.
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For all its indescribable moments, it's still a record made by humans, all of whom I was fortunate enough to chat with in anticipation of Thin Black Duke's May 5 release onHydra Head Records.
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If he does, the national firestorm will be indescribable, and Manafort will be forced to testify under oath under penalty of perjury, which would leave Trump in no better position than he is today.
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There is no workplace challenge too big or scary to throw my way — all I have to do is think back to that hospital room, and it gives me an indescribable jolt of confidence.
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It's an indescribable mix of hope and despair in the air that gets more unsettling on a daily basis, and you can't even get on social media without going deeper into the rabbit hole.
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They possess that bit of rare, indescribable magic that makes them universally embraceable; they're able to transcend the barriers of language and culture that prevent so many other things from becoming a truly global phenomenon.
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"After the indescribable feeling of accomplishment and joy, I thought, 'I have to experience this feeling every year, at least once,' " she said, and so she set out to run at least one marathon annually.
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Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz are rivals for the favor of the queen, who is played with almost indescribable magnificence — she's pitiful, imperious, grotesque and commanding, sometimes all at the same time — by Olivia Colman.
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But when he encountered Korin's work, he said, "I was overcome by indescribable power that emanated from that painting, and as if struck by a bolt of lightning, was unable to move from its presence."
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"The pain we have endured and are continuing to endure is indescribable, but we are making every effort to move forward and ensure that Cameron's legacy and all that he stood for is honored," they continued.
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New colors, for instance: for years we've been saddled with the same old spectrum, but the right skull implant might conceivably reveal a whole new one, its colors indescribable until we see them, and name them.
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All it takes is some time to marinate, an indirect smoking setup (you can MacGyver one pretty easily) and one specialty ingredient: pimora, briquettes of crushed pimento leaves that give your meat that indescribable jerk flavor.
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You are repeatedly forced to believe that whatever terrors you have just witnessed occurred to these characters for some indescribable, yet cosmically justifiable reason — and, even more troublingly, accept that similar fates will soon befall others.
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Part of what makes DiAngelo's project surreal is the difference in scale between the historical injustices she invokes and the contemporary slights she addresses: on one side, the indescribable horror of lynching; on the other, careless crying.
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In the meantime, Chris Christie's endorsement of Trump creates indescribable fear and loathing throughout the GOP establishment while virtually all Democrats — myself included — have big smiles on our faces right now, courtesy of the governor of New Jersey.
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Read their full statement here: It is with indescribable sadness and blues, but with spiritual gratitude for the life lived that I announce the passing of husband, parent, and universal artist Gene Wilder, at his home in Stamford Connecticut.
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"It kind of felt like one of those indescribable traumas, like when you're told someone close to you has died," said Seattle-based comedian Jay Middleton, who used to be in a band that played its first concert there.
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It would perform an indescribable service to democracy if McCain's vision comes true, and Democratic and Republican Senate leaders re-create the Senate's finest hours and seek truly bipartisan agreements on taxes, health care and decency for the Dreamers!
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The stage, similar to the one used on the eXPERIENCE tour, is effectively three in one: the traditional stadium ledge and a smaller circular secondary stage, both connected by a somewhat indescribable catwalk/LED screen combo that bisects the venue lengthwise.
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Everyone I've talked to describes the experience of witnessing totality during a total solar eclipse (it is important here to distinguish between an "eclipse" which could simply be partial) and the moments of totality as, well, a singularly indescribable experience.
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Jamal Khashoggi's indescribable end at the hands of his own government has concentrated the minds of the world -- most notably in the United States Senate, which has real power to affect the welfare and well-being of its Saudi allies.
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"I was hit with this indescribable pain, like a nerve pain but 20 times over," says Lorraine, 66, from Leicester, who prefers not to give her surname as she is currently considering legal action against the hospital that performed the procedure.
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But while it may have been obvious that I would have to trip in order to write "How to Change Your Mind," it wasn't at all obvious how I would write about that experience, one often described as, well, indescribable.
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But that's not to suggest that only women are affected: There have been metal hips that released poisonous debris into the body, implantable defibrillators that shock people at random (causing indescribable terror) and artificial heart valves with questionable shelf lives.
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"I know that the word has spread wide and far but I hope that we can even spread it even farther by that point because I know that that's going to be indescribable, but in such a positive way," she said.
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I feel I understand a little more what astronauts mean when they talk about the nearly indescribable feeling they get when they leave the Earth and look down on it from above — a feeling of unity and potential, of a rose-tinted futurity.
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Earth's broad array of hues has always been one of the main points emphasized by astronauts who describe the overview effect, from Gagarin's description of "an indescribable gamut of colors" to the most recent ISS crews' recollection of their time in space.
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All hail the astonishing ambition of BoJack Horseman, which just might clinch the title of TV's most indescribable show (even four seasons in, "an animated comedy slash existential drama about Hollywood frivolity and unrelenting misery" is about as good as we've got).
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It's a movie that is better seen than talked about, but in honor of The Lighthouse's release on October 18, we sat down with Eggers to discuss his inspirations, working with trained seagulls, and how to describe a movie that is basically indescribable.
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While budget airlines like Ryanair and Easyjet offer a multitude of affordable connections within the continent, you really can't beat the sightseeing experience on a train: from the snow-capped Alps to Portuguese vineyards, Europe's idyllic landscape slowly unfolding beside you is simply indescribable.
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A fragrance company called diptyque Paris has managed to reproduce NYC's indescribable scent and turn it into a candle that, as they claim, captures "the scent of the city that never sleeps..." NYC exclusive candle captures the scent of the city that never sleeps... pic.twitter.
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"I will come with a kick a** album ASAP, my swag is undeniable and my drive is indescribable his love is supernatural his grace is that reliable.... the top is where I reside period whether I make music or not the king said so."
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The older I got, the more I realized that living according to someone else's idea of what my gender should be like made me very unhappy in an indescribable way that happens when no one tells you it's even possible to be upset over such a thing.
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People laced with cherries dance frantically while an owl covers their faces; a porcupine rides in a bubble; naked bodies lift some sort of gargantuan, severed crustacean tail; and in every corner of the painting an almost indescribable scene of pleasure and pain is in progress.
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If I had told him what that white boy said to me in the restroom, Pappy — as we called my father, in a nod to his Southern roots — would have descended into an indescribable fury, the memory of which can tense me up to this day.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There's a reason why thousands of tourists wait in hours-long lines to One World Trade Center's observation deck or to peer out from the Statue of Liberty's crown: seeing New York City from the sky is an indescribable sight.
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His four-volume masterpiece The Book of the New Sun (of which The Shadow of the Torturer is the first tome) is an almost indescribable combination of speculative Christian eschatology with a Conan the Barbarian adventure story, written in a prose that can fairly be described as Proustian.
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The other is the costume novel, which responds, in a simplistic and backward-looking way, to our need for fiction by limiting itself to a history already understood, without looking at the one that is, the one that comes, a history that is frightening and elusive, certainly, but not indescribable.
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The "indescribable beauty" of this geographical oddity, a skinny stretch of land curving from Lithuania's west coast to what is today the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad, so enthralled the German author and his wife during a holiday in 1929 that they decided to build a summer house on its coast.
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But it's my birthday and I need to see a flat chest so I try again and the feeling that comes as I pull the vest down to my boxers and look up into my reflection is still indescribable; is too big to be able to reduced into a poetic phrase.
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They officially confirmed their relationship in late May, and recapped their journey for fans in a tear-filled episode of Iaconetti's show The Story of Us. "There's just this undeniable, magnetic force between the two of us that just is indescribable," Haibon told PEOPLE at the annual Nylon Young Hollywood Party last month.
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In previous years XOXO brought me my first exposure to Baman Piderman, a beautiful and nearly indescribable animated web series; to C. Spike Trotman, who built an empire of web comics about subjects other publishers refused to touch; and to Every Frame a Painting, Tony Zhou's superlative series of video essays about filmmaking.
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Posts and videos by early samplers sharing the indescribable ecstasy of eating the sandwich prompted others to seek it out and provide their own reviews, which in turn were almost certainly spiced with exaggeration of its deliciousness, because on the Internet, "meh" doesn't drive clicks like over-the-top delight or extreme revulsion.
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The painting, which blurs the lines between photography and painting, flattens perspective while simultaneously achieving a sense of deep space: Betty is turned away from the camera, and her act of looking into an indescribable distance produces the illusion of perspectival depth, mediating an imaginary threshold between the past and the present.
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Comes amid other bad news for Trump Besieged by scandals, fast-worsening legal entanglements and wrestling with a life and death decision on whether to launch military action in Syria, Trump is humiliated and under indescribable political pressure that may not be conducive to wise decision-making and seems sure to boil over on Twitter.
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Then Mickey visits his elderly cousin Fish whose "pants were streaked with urine stains" while "his cardigan sweater was a color that was indescribable where it was thickly caked with food at the front …" As fond memories of family and the old neighborhood unfold, a redemptive warmth floods this tale of a bitter libertine.
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"No matter his motivations, Mr. Shaw is indeed a hero; his actions on that fateful morning are unfathomable to most, indescribable by even the chief of police, and very poignant to the citizens of Nashville, who are deeply grateful for his brave actions in the face of extreme adversity that saved many lives," the resolution read.
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"No matter his motivations, Mr. Shaw is indeed a hero; his actions on that fateful morning are unfathomable to most, indescribable by even the chief of police, and very poignant to the citizens of Nashville, who are deeply grateful for his brave actions in the face of extreme adversity that saved many lives," the joint resolution said.
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"No matter his motivations, Mr. Shaw is indeed a hero; his actions on that fateful morning are unfathomable to most, indescribable by even the chief of police, and very poignant to the citizens of Nashville, who are deeply grateful for his brave actions in the face of extreme adversity that saved many lives," the resolution said.
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There is the utopian theory of mobility and endless curiosity, and there is our daily reality, which is composed of a billion familiar details, most of them indescribable—the rooms we sit in, and the dimmer rooms we were once raised in; the streets we live on, and the old streets we grew up on, which truly exist now only in our heads.
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You can see her mastery of this improvisational process in her debut show at PPOW, Judith Linhares: Hearts on Fire (February 535–March 16, 2019), which consists of 17 paintings in an indescribable palette of acid and bile greens, saffron and egg yolk yellows, bubblegum pinks, different shades of plebeian browns, hot reds and dusty violets, and assorted blues and grays.
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In addition to mocking DJs and their indescribable ways on social media, I recently discovered a new talent: using your birthday, some random-ass star constellations, and unexplainable mercury shit to predict the future of your clubbing life, including what festival you'll impulsively book a flight to next, and which talent agent you'll have a one-night stand with in Barcelona.
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The truth of the matter is that if Americans can watch as indescribable carnage takes place at political rallies, movie theaters, places of worship and yes, elementary schools like the one in Sandy Hook where 20 children and six teachers were slaughtered — and not pass any meaningful legislation — there never will be meaningful change and our prayers and "moments of silence" will continue to ring hollow.
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