But it's more tasteful to drink from a ceramic cup, no?
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" He then posted a pic of himself and Kim K in "Happier, more tasteful days.
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The company even toned down the golden arches to make them a more tasteful green.
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It's much more tasteful, but can still let them feel like they have someone to cuddle.
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For one thing, the next-generation Gear VR is more tasteful than its glaringly white predecessor.
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Although the country edition is lighter and more tasteful, it often feels bogged down in empty reverence.
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The LEDs are still there—because changes to a culture-defining aesthetic come in increments—but they're more tasteful.
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It's more transportive without one — and, though the project is inherently creepy, a little more tasteful without it, too.
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It couldn't be more tasteful, or more on-the-nose: This is where Instagrammable minimalism converges with Instagrammable Frenchness.
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The motel's 130 rooms run the gamut in terms of theme, and some of them are more tasteful than others.
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Second, there is a generalized update to the look and feel — everything is just a little cleaner and more tasteful than before.
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Rich New Yorker&aposs in 19th century America used St. Nicholas as the face of Christmas to make the holiday more tasteful.
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It's far more tasteful than the ignorant silliness of saying disrespectful things on a record because you're a child and you're acting like a child.
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"And from then on, the Recchia house determined the look of everything," she said, while noting that the couple's real décor was far more tasteful.
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With that, you're going to want to pick something a little more tasteful; a dress your future grandchildren will want to be sharing on r/OldSchoolCool.
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Nadhim Zahawi, a minister who attended, sheepishly said that he had left early (and claimed that it was a more tasteful event the previous time he went).
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Our review of the Solo 3s described Beats' modern sound signature as "more grown-up, restrained, and more tasteful now" — and that remains true of the Solo Pros.
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The curves are reminiscent of Samsung's latest offerings, but the single slab of aluminum is a bit more tasteful than the Galaxy S series' tendency toward plastic accents.
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This is way more tasteful than the wrap from the other day, but since you're still only allowed to eat so many ingredients, it's still not that great.
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They were more tasteful than the most outré holiday creations, but still, maybe I could find one of them in a box somewhere and wear it to a party?
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Whether in traditional terry cloth or a more unique option, they can function like wearable blankets, and they're definitely more tasteful than lounging in a towel all day post-shower.
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To offer a more tasteful depiction of the goth universe in São Paulo, VICE Brazil met up with a few members of the goth community in the hazy neighborhood of Paranapiacaba.
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While the more tasteful among us might scoff at a poop statue, throw pillow, or cookie, perhaps having this little caricature around will imbue these rarified worlds with some always-welcome humbleness.
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The one thing that's clear is that people love softcore for its aesthetic, which is generally perceived as more tasteful and sophisticated (many comment sections feature film/photo enthusiasts geeking out over the lighting and framing).
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Starting in 2010 in a huge studio just outside London, he spent four years on the job and—alongside the conventional glamour photos and "pop shots"—compiled a collection of more tasteful, behind-the-scenes pictures.
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It reveals that the mythical Nordic realm of Asgard was founded on blood and conquest, a past literally paved over when they replaced the tacky throne room ceiling painting that commemorates the bloodshed with something more tasteful.
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Hearing Vampire Weekend or Sturgill Simpson in a more tasteful and considered shop is a reminder to pat yourself on the back for your discernment, and to remind you that overpaying for the artisanal is another way to congratulate yourself.
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If you were so foolish as to leave your laptop unlocked or unguarded among that loutish lot, then anyone had full right to open your browser (which had at least two to three tabs open to Facebook) and post a status update involving a mundane gastrointestinal task ("Jell-O," for whatever reason, was the slightly more tasteful alternative.)6.
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Therefore this fruit has become even more tasteful, although its nectarean juice was already relishable for all, including liberated souls.
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Therefore this fruit has become even more tasteful, although its nectarean juice was already relishable for all, including liberated souls.
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The New York Times film review, March 4, 1948. Accessed: February 17, 2008. Film critic Hal Erickson wrote for AllMovie: "Far more tasteful than it sounds, Sign of the Ram was a worthwhile valedictory vehicle for Susan Peters, who died a few years after the film's release."Erikson, Hal. .
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McNulty, T. Errol Flynn: The Life and Career. McFarland (2011), p. 143; ASIN B00OYV18WU. Flynn was reportedly fond of the expression and later claimed that he wanted to call his memoir In Like Me. (The publisher insisted on a more tasteful title, My Wicked, Wicked Ways.Caterson, Simon, "Genius for living driven by lust for death" , Australian Literary Review, 3 June 2009; retrieved 6 June 2009.
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His long hair and stubble earn him frequent taunts from the police. He drives a Buick LeSabre convertible. Wallace is a skilled artist, and a talented painter (none of his paintings were seen, but every character who noticed them was impressed). For a citizen of Basin City he is quite prudish, as when he chose to tear up a nude portrait he created rather than allow it to be chosen over a more tasteful painting.
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Pamela Anderson became so popular from her Playboy spreads that she was able to land roles on Home Improvement and Baywatch. In the mid-1990s, a series of men's magazines were established such as Maxim, FHM, and Stuff. At the same time, magazines including Sweden's Slitz re-branded themselves as men's magazines. Pre-internet, these magazines were popular among men in their late teens and early twenties because they were considered to be more tasteful than their predecessors.
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DJ Hero 2 was well received by critics, who felt the game was a significant improvement in both gameplay, presentation, and song selection from its predecessor. Michael Brown of 1UP.com noted while there was very little overall change to the gameplay, "it's the minor tweaks that make it a definite improvement over the original". Keza MacDonald of Eurogamer believed that DJ Hero 2 was "much slicker, clearer and more tasteful" with changes in presentation and interface that quickly allows the players to jump into the game.
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Once he reached the well, he put the sack on the well's edge to catch his breath but unfortunately the sack tumbled down into it. The poor man tried to save it and went down into the well himself. Starting from this point of the story, the oral tradition over time created many different versions of what happened next: the people watching the scene started to say that he was eating polenta in the well, while someone else thought that the polenta needed a few sausages to be more tasteful and others went to the well. This rumor was probably fostered by the military enemies of Corinaldo to discredit the citizens.
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When Javier Sauza took over Tequila Sauza, shortly before his father’s death in 1946, he began plans at once to change the image of tequila from a drink of the campesinos to a refined spirit of the upper classes. His competitors scoffed when he redesigned the bottles and labels for a more tasteful look and began to age some of the tequila in wooden barrels for a smoother taste and color. He took his product to fairs and expositions throughout Mexico, the United States, and Europe and promoted it as “the drink of romance.” He modernized production and transportation systems and built a bottling plant in Guadalajara.
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" Debruge found the film "more tasteful in its high-energy storytelling than Guy Ritchie's recent Sherlock Holmes movies, and considerably more fun than [2019]'s Nancy Drew reboot." John DeFore of The Hollywood Reporter gave the film a positive review and wrote: "It successfully imagines a place for its heroine in Holmes' world, then convinces young viewers that Enola needn't be constrained by that world's borders." Ann Hornaday of The Washington Post wrote: "Enola Holmes offers brisk and exuberant escape from the heaviness of modern times, with its leading actress lending her own appealing touches to the journey. When the game is afoot, she's more than capable, not just of keeping up, but winning the day.
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Billy was part of the 2nd and 3rd generation of the top 400 wealthiest of families in America. The infamous shooting, occurring in October, is commonly known as, "The Shooting of the Century". Ann Woodward's short, several day stay started nearly immediately that night after the shooting, stopping legal authorities from questioning her about the fateful night. By residing in a private room at Doctor's Hospital for treatment for her nervous upset, she successfully stopped legal authorities from questioning her about the shooting so that the families' lawyers could work with the police to find a more tasteful way of handling the situation involving the wealthy murderer and the Woodward name's delicate reputation.
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Girls Aloud performing "Call the Shots" on the Out of Control Tour (2009). Alex Fletcher of Digital Spy rated the song four out of five stars, writing that it is "more tasteful" than few of Girls Aloud's previous releases. Daily Star journalist Kim Dawson said "Call the Shots" is one of the band's best singles, while another reviewer for the same newspaper deemed the song "classy electronic Euro-pop with real edge." Jennie McNulty of Marie Claire said that the song "has a wonderfully ambient feel, echoing an arty electro band", while Alexis Petridis of The Guardian wrote that Tangled Up "begins disappointingly" with "Call the Shots" as the opening track because the song's structure is "a bit commonplace" compared to Girls Aloud's previous singles such as "Biology" (2005).
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Mark Deming, writing for the Allmusic website, has summed up the album by concluding "Not an awful album, but Byrdmaniax is hardly the pleasure it could have been in the hands of a more tasteful production team." In his 2000 review for The Austin Chronicle, Raoul Hernandez gave the album a rating of three stars out of five, commenting "Byrdmaniax may be as disjointed as reviews claimed at the time, but most of these same critics didn't like Sweetheart of the Rodeo either, and if the Gram Parsons-blessed classic is ground zero for 'country rock' then Maniax is full-blown 'gospel rock'." Rolling Stone senior editor David Fricke remarked in 2000 that Byrdmaniax suffered not just from Melcher's inappropriate orchestration, but also from being a Byrds' album that is almost totally bereft of the Byrds' signature sound. According to Fricke, the familiar chime of McGuinn's 12-string Rickenbacker guitar is lost beneath the overbearing strings and the band's trademark harmonies are also largely absent from the album.
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