I'm not sure that whatever we mean by originality … Can there be originality?
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He was a comic talent of immense originality who enthusiastically encouraged and responded to the originality of others.
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By thinking of art in this way, particularly in the early 1980s, Taaffe rejected the narrative of both originality and the death of originality.
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Where originality is a virtue, theft of intellectual property becomes a vice The US Copyright Act of 1790 codified originality as an American value.
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And it's not about originality — the heart of Instagram.
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In letters to friends, he openly confessed his anxiety that this approach could seem marked by a "total lack of originality" — the very lack of originality that A.A. was teaching him to embrace.
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Reports of originality in pop music have been greatly exaggerated.
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The question, according to Thiel, tests both originality and courage.
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Originality is key when it comes to choosing your ink.
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But what Chen's pointed out about originality is certainly unoriginal.
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But a lack of originality was never this show's problem.
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So in that regard it gets zero points for originality.
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Yet this clarity is purchased at the cost of originality.
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But OC's clothing collaboration definitely takes the cake for originality.
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" Textio may suggest swapping out "originality" with the word "ingenuity.
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Has all creativity and originality gone out the window now?
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Finalists were selected for their creativity, originality, and technical excellence.
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Originality was, for a long time, the preserve of painters.
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"Freehand is the stuff that guarantees originality," Hays tells me.
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But Facebook's ideology has always centered around scale, not originality.
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Our film connected because of the originality of the material.
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What I don't want to give up is the originality.
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That's when your originality is going to work against you.
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Originality in the arts is a vague and overhyped virtue.
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AMERICAN ORIGINALITY Essays on Poetry By Louise Glück 190 pp.
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If originality matters more than accuracy, we have a problem.
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So it took very little originality to make them memorable.
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Step one won Nurmagomedov points for both originality and terror.
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The submissions were judged based on the appropriateness and significance of the name, its originality, the quality and originality of the essay, presentation and interview, as well as bonus points for high public poll votes.
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Instagram is swaying the balance toward simplicity but away from originality.
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The price IGTV pays for originality is a steep learning curve.
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But what makes these girls' interpretation stand out is its originality.
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It's an illusive dream to pursue originality as an art student.
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While they both can rap, Alexa takes the prize for originality.
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Note: I make no claim to originality in this thought experiment.
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He inspired with his persona and celebration of eccentricity and originality.
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Originality stems from creating something that has never been seen before.
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We favor people's singularity, originality, humanity, boldness — not their good fortune.
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A lack of originality is not a unique problem for Dreams.
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So, you get credit for taste, but no credit for originality.
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Aptness rather than originality is the chief virtue of this book.
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I think people respond to boldness and people respond to originality.
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Ansari's strength has never been in the originality of his jokes.
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Despite this lack of perfect originality, the work is undeniably pleasing.
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The redo feels lighter, perhaps because it is unburdened by originality.
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And there's little originality or variety in our hero's thought patterns.
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It may seem counterintuitive, but true community demands originality, not conformity.
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As far as originality is concerned, the bar is very, very low.
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Maybe people are a bit nostalgic for our DIY originality and substance.
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Submissions will be judged on character development, originality, creativity, and technical excellence.
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In the spirit of originality, there are no less than four Laurens.
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One could say that he is rejecting the modernist paradigm of originality.
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There's a lack of originality when it comes to Hollywood portraying Southerners.
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But what Titanfall 2 lacks in originality, it makes up with heart.
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We are looking for originality, wit, crisp writing and clarity of thought.
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You can still be original, but you realize originality comes from theft.
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But to complain about insufficient originality is almost to miss the point.
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I think in all these styles, originality and inventiveness was really prized.
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Whatever the reason, there's a distinct lack of originality in contemporary nicknames.
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It's a nice touch that gives the phone a dash of originality.
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Passion, talent, originality, charm — all lacking in Monsieur Bovary, but not love.
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It defines "originality" as sites with unique facts or points of view.
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Key to this originality is the novel approach to building a character.
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Ms. Baird's uncommonly frisky biography is outstanding for its liveliness and originality.
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"But the story is put across with formal confidence and real originality."
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They also adopted a Romantic notion of authorship—fetishizing the originality of the fevered, Byronic genius—though jurists like the Supreme Court Justice Joseph Story found the standard of unstained originality all but useless for adjudicating copyright disputes.
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"We were just blown away by the freshness and the originality," Barnett said.
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I also admire Iris Apfel for her originality, wit, and sense of humor.
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It promises to be a fitting reminder of Brown's groundbreaking originality and style.
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Even if the world wasn't a nightmare, there's still the problem of originality.
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McConnell was particularly impressed by the quality and originality of proposals, he said.
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" Then, in a sentence like "Are you an innovator with imagination and originality?
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It is that the alternative, originality, can and should be taught and nurtured.
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The seven-word thesis is that familiarity beats originality, and distribution beats content.
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And this is where Marx's originality and profound importance as a philosopher lies.
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Its originality lies wholly in bringing this approach to dance and dance venues.
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And despite our image-oriented age, he thinks that originality has been lost.
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Becoming a cook is about achieving mastery, independence, and, if you're lucky, originality.
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"I was fascinated by the building's originality, location and adaptability," Mr. Gandini said.
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To Mr. Metropoulos, an ardent preservationist, the Cobra's greatest allure is its originality.
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Yet the improbability of the vision shouldn't diminish the originality of the take.
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On the other hand, you have originality, and this may be commercially risky.
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But visual originality may interest Ms. Ackermann less than a skeptical conceptual framework.
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And highly skilled Chinese can thrive in environments that encourage originality and entrepreneurship.
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Yet poetry is nothing but creation; it is a forever-unprecedented substance. Originality.
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Originality surely isn't his goal, but it's not something he has achieved, either.
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You are surprising yourself and everyone around you with your originality and authority.
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Their budgets were smaller and the stations often simpler, but their originality sparkled.
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Dikötter's originality is that he counts crimes against civilization alongside crimes against humanity.
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"She Would Be King" shows greater originality when Moore dissects Monrovia's social world.
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Directed by Spike Lee, "BlacKkKlansman" drew praise for its originality and intellectual heft.
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Anything about originality that everyone posts over and over feels ironic to me.
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Artists like Groban raise important questions about the value of originality in music.
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She also employs utsushi to probe discourses of originality/authenticity and viewer discernment.
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But inspiration crosses into appropriation when you create something with little or no originality.
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But what his platform lacks in originality, it makes up for in its scope.
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But critics slammed the lack of emotional expression or originality in the final product.
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The feel of this phone, though, is quite unharmed by its lack of originality.
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I, like most of you, it seems, long for originality; for invention and creativity.
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Ensuring the honesty and originality of the music is also an important factor here.
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Joker doesn't seem to be self-aware enough to arrive at any real originality.
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If there is praise, it is for a certain "originality" of language Kroff exhibits.
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But in recent years, its products have carried a little more independence and originality.
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These respectful conversions not only save time and maintain originality, they also simplify repairs.
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Style is a patent priority: his fiction displays the stretch marks of its originality.
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But the head of the studio, Tom Rothman, also thrives to give audiences originality.
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"Caddyshack II"— The sequel came nowhere close to the originality of the first one.
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Though critics praised its intrepid originality, they often found the process stressful or irritating.
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Still, novelty and originality aren't the only ways a repertory company can distinguish itself.
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It takes talent and originality to transform real, average bodies into objects of fascination.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads AMSTERDAM — Originality in art is a slippery criterion.
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"Cinema Play House" chronicles a slowly-dying culture known for its eccentricity and originality.
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I can't say that I found much originality in the book bag this year.
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That's not to say she only deserves props because of her activism and originality.
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The one evident touch of originality appears in the structure of the album itself.
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Her playing revealed to him, he said, the "beauty and originality" of these instruments.
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That is a stunning turnaround for a project of this scale, ambition, and originality.
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Not every artist can be a Sofonisba, a figure of robust, even dazzling, originality.
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RUBIN I didn't feel like they had nailed the originality I was going for.
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Its power lay in its determined and consistent originality, which could not be bought.
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Istanbul's music scene may be small, isolated and embattled, but pressure has produced originality.
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Also not a forte of anyone involved in this project: originality in picking a name.
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Florida senator has released shows the kind of originality needed for a silver-bullet breakout.
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I advised any would-be daters against using the line because really, where's the originality?
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But the lack of originality hasn't stopped Apple from manufacturing a beautiful piece of hardware.
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Alongside business partner Dana Bomar, Arellano's brand is curated with originality and artistry in mind.
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Crossing Souls has a charm to it that isn't diminished by its lack of originality.
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But these interactive and easy-to-use features differentiate it with some originality, and ingenuity.
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After culling the proposals for technical merit and originality, the company arrived at 15 contenders.
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Creating viral late night content is a pretty competitive task that requires plenty of originality.
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Expect to see content that is focused on originality, rather than material that looks promotional.
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For both positions we are looking for originality, wit, crisp writing and clarity of thought.
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Each of Wright's choices is a deliberate step in the direction of originality and excitement.
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Answers were then scored by the number, quality, creativity, originality and usefulness of the ideas.
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Winners will be chosen based on originality, creativity, and how well they answered the question.
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The latter is an observation of the ways in which rap has lost its originality.
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This is the nadir of Hollywood's creative bankruptcy, a crime against originality and free thought.
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In fairness, you really can't fault the commitment or the originality of the prankster. *shudder*
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Its indexes of value are speed, popularity and wit rather than originality in any sense.
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As these conversations continue, T.V. Clock reminds us that originality is not always the point.
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It is a role known for volume; the originality of Jackson's performance is its inwardness.
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For all its originality, "The Boys" needs a few clichés to make its story work.
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The beauty of the prose, the originality of the theme, the honesty of the writer.
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The general criticism of Mr. Floyd's work is that his music lacks originality and depth.
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We wanted a picture that captured something else — her originality, her mysteriousness, her odd maturity.
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Despite its originality, the book had an unpromising start, rejected by literary agents and publishers.
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The United States should praise SpaceX for being another example of American ingenuity and originality.
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Essays will be judged on the following criteria: talent, writing ability, style, creativity and originality.
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It later won a British Academy of Film and Television Arts award for its originality.
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With such visual prompts creating the expectation of precious originality, the models fare reasonably well.
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What it lacks in originality it more than makes up for in stylishly bloody good times.
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She credits this commitment to embracing originality as what drew her to Moonlight and Hidden Figures.
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And Hayes's writing, in its urgency and originality, is the antidote for a thousand tired tweets.
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It seems Perry and Blasberg grossly overestimated the originality of their human-flesh-feast art stunt.
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"What do we do to preserve some of that originality yet add to it?" asks Sakamoto.
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Winners would have be chosen based on how well they answered the question, originality, and creativity.
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This isn't an indictment of Infinity War's originality (especially since the source material is much older).
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No points for originality here, since this is one of the oldest bits in the book.
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However, this ingenious designer (and presumable cat butt fan) used the pumpkin's originality as an advantage.
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Action planet Mars clashes with rebellious Uranus on Thursday, too, encouraging one to assert their originality.
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There was a time in the history of Western culture when originality was not particularly prized.
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The only shreds of originality here are the edgeless display and X-Rite color-correction software.
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Besides, several claims to cultural originality — especially those involving food — have been shown to be false.
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Harder, in the context, is registering their originality as creators—like bumps under an ideological blanket.
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His sketches, like his speech, were rapid-fire, but their dazzle concealed a lack of originality.
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Originality is sacrificed for scalability and trips become off the shelf, 'one size fits all' packages.
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Originality. Ahead, six overused dating app profiles that you might want to think twice before posting.
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No instant anything will affect the fact that beauty, quality, talent and originality is what matters.
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I'm continually disappointed in new releases that lack edge, originality, and a definitive point of view.
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It's hard to believe a movie could veer so far from its original's style and originality.
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By striking a delicate balance between authenticity and originality, they have become an institution unto themselves.
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Expertly constructed, "Mister Monkey" is so fresh and new it's almost giddy, almost impudent with originality.
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A number of superhero movies have fallen short in originality, humor and narrative in recent years.
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Indeed, Eligible's claim to originality is rooted in a seemingly innocuous but ultimately insidious homophobic levity.
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I feel like some people are lacking originality on Instagram, and that happens off Instagram, too.
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People grumble about the traffic, the fees that organizers pocket and the lack of vendors' originality.
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"The debit side is sizable, but can be boiled down to its utter lack of originality."
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"I wonder what has become of originality and creativity," Ms. Reign said in a phone interview.
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Waititi's work is well-regarded for its offbeat, dry humor, originality, and blessedly non-cheesy wholesomeness.
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"Striving for originality for its own sake runs the risk of producing a caricature," he writes.
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Mr. Perenchio, he said, had "more originality, imagination and vision" than most creative people in Hollywood.
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Cumming intersperses this story with illuminating discussions of Velázquez's radical candor and originality as a painter.
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There is a new opportunity to ask why work of such originality could ever be forgotten.
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Connections permeate this gorgeous, important exhibition, showcasing two radical unoriginals in all their glorious, uncaged originality.
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Something about these feels very phoned in, or evincing too little originality on the artist's part.
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And what are the consequences of that action for the originality and uniqueness of the artwork?
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It's an art of enormous ambition and originality, with which we need to reckon once more.
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Utsushi insists on its own originality but acquires a deeper significance through proximity to an archetype.
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The commitment and originality of our actors has been stunning, and our crew is truly my family.
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As for complaints about Stranger Things' lack of originality, the new season nobly takes those on too.
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Like many of the entries, the photograph's grandeur is a culmination of artistry, originality and technical excellence.
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Each photo was judged based on "technical quality, originality, and artistic merit," according to the Audubon website.
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Recently, Chinese or Indian startups seem to be given the benefit of the doubt regarding their originality.
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But to sort Bong's work by genre or style is to miss both its originality and consistency.
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It was recognised as having great originality and inspired many younger writers, though not everyone was convinced.
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Gone is the hand of the artist and notions of preciousness, originality, emotive content, or linear narrative.
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We want to live in a world where originality constantly wins and the best stuff constantly wins.
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And because it's all built up over such a long time, there's no necessity for originality anymore.
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Creating a "Richard III" (and a Richard III) of compelling originality is no easy task these days.
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Submissions will be evaluated on a set of extensive criteria, including originality, usefulness, comprehensiveness, design and technology.
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How could he capture the sentiment of a tired gesture—giving flowers—with earnest originality and permanence?
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But however clichéd or commonplace it may be, the lack of originality does not diminish its veracity.
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Historical originality withstanding, though, the artists Goodman covers were certainly celebrated in their time, satisfying Question 2.
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"A big change has been formal evening jackets that allow for originality, unlike the tux," he said.
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Avoid anything that has about it so much as a whiff of reflection, originality or the like.
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With refreshing originality, Harikrishnan has begged the question, why drop trou, when you can inflate it instead?
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His detractors, noting his tendency to borrow ideas from other artists freely, questioned his originality and authenticity.
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Entries will be judged on the significance and originality of both the name and the essay chosen.
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The Glass Hotel finds its originality where Mandel blends her fable of financial collapse with ghost stories.
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The thrill of rebellious acts fuels your sense of self, and you love showing off your originality.
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Along the way, fans can enter their custom vehicles, which will be judged on flair and originality.
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Elgar commands a mixture of harmonic mastery and originality, with a very unusual rhetoric and emotional palette.
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Time and time again, VCs had proven their willingness to inject millions into standard concepts lacking originality.
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Robin Williams is an English teacher in this homage to the humanities and the value of originality.
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One had to think about black art with an appreciation of history and an eye for originality.
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The sisters have been praised by food critics and local news outlets for their excellent cooking and originality.
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It won't win any originality contests, but combined with Huawei's great build quality, it looks and feels premium.
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Who cares if we have to burn a couple bridges on our way to true originality, Uranus asks.
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Kirkus Reviews says that the "story gathers more depth and originality in this solidly action-packed middle volume."
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Why doesn't Netflix content get this kind of negative reception when it strives for originality and shock value?
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A generation ago a great deal of appropriation art in the galleries wrestled with the claims of originality.
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We also thank Turnitin for its assistance in the final review process to confirm originality of the submissions.
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As Mickalene's longtime gallery and advocate, we vigorously stand by her in defending the originality of her work.
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With their tired tropes about spiralling downwards and the "tawdry self-congratulation" of recovery, such stories defy originality.
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His creativity and commitment to reinvention and originality lives on in artists, musicians, and filmmakers the world over.
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Of course, it's Coachella, so even though there were parades of the same originality still finds the spotlight.
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Max Ritvo, a poet of uncommon grace, vision and originality, died in August at the age of 25.
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And there was the flip side: the juicy originality that emerged from those bad days and funky nights.
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With the plagiarism checker — the feature called "Originality Reports" — teachers can check for missed citations and other issues.
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Unlike other works of art, they are not a question of originality, or talent, or concept, or fame.
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None of the performances is disappointing; none of them ultimately stands out for its detail or originality, either.
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Originality is more significant in collectibles than in fine art, where a restoration of a work is understood.
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So if you're looking for speedy publication, my advice is to push the boundaries of originality and novelty!
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Listen to the top 40 singles right now and tell me how much devastating originality you can hear.
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She emanated a tremendous sense of confidence and complete originality that was evident to anyone who encountered her.
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Himes would never conceive of his writing as optimistic, but its rawness, originality and impact are beyond question.
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Why should studios invest in originality when sequels like "Despicable Me 3" (Illumination/Universal) usually make more money?
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We thank Turnitin for its assistance in the final review process to confirm the originality of the submissions.
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Here this still-young, extravagantly gifted composer grabbed the dramatic moment and met it with energy and originality.
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"I like his intelligence more than anything, his originality, and I believe he's sincere," said shopper Christiane Weil.
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A Scottish couple have upped the stakes of wedding originality by constructing a wall of bagged potato chips.
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This approach carried a price: It did not capture the true depth, originality and directness of Michelle Obama.
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In the end, perhaps it is that variousness that confers on this artist a peculiar kind of originality.
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He blamed the intelligence services, which he compared, with great originality and careful choice of words, to Nazis.
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His actions discredit the originality of hard-working writers, even if his Facebook cohort is only 100 strong.
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But this controversy does offer a historical marker: With the founding of America, originality would come to reign.
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But it does so with some originality, thanks to the core three performers and a well-deployed supporting cast.
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In this new wave of Atlanta dining, originality and technique have joined a reverence for simplicity and Southern ingredients.
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The complexity and originality of the character was why I originally liked it and it shows up this season.
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He attributes his originality to a decision to abandon academia for independent research, which allowed his curiosity to roam.
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At the very least, gift-givers can earn originality points, and avoid a last-minute trip to Best Buy.
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Even if the plaintiffs' copyright claims survive, they face other problems, including originality, which is a requirement of copyright.
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But "The Portable Veblen" is a novel of such festive originality that it would be a shame to miss.
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With eight expertly crafted works he demonstrates both his skill as a sculptor and the originality of his thinking.
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My use of the word muscular may have reflected a lack of originality, but it did not reflect collusion.
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As Mickalene's long-time gallery and advocate, we vigorously stand by her in defending the originality of her work.
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The same amount, the same figure, the same quote, originality, but I think discoveries are made all the time.
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When you know what you want, you go for it, Leo, and you do it with originality and flare.
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Instead of a jaw-dropping stunt in mid-air, she ended the dive with her own brand of... originality.
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Kakehashi's most recent book, An Age Without Samples: Originality and Creativity in the Digital World, was released in January.
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We tend to describe such immensities of scale as Wagnerian, but that would be an insult to Meyerbeer's originality.
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This year's 23 winners of the MacArthur fellowships, awarded for exceptional "originality, insight and potential," were publicly announced today.
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Once he even took a case that involved researching the originality of lyrics in grime, a British rap genre.
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Ultimately, the reason why we have a game like GIFs Against Friends is because we've traded originality for familiarity.
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The novellas are not especially original, but as I said about Star Wars last winter, originality is highly overrated.
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Her final lip sync was professional, but it didn't have the flair of comedy and originality that Monét showed.
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But in the scenes that break with banality, there is a zing not only of originality, but of daring.
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Typically, it's the result of long labor, patient saving, prudent investment, gutsy risk-taking, and some stroke of originality.
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In "The Authentics," Caponigro and Acevedo celebrate the originality of creative people whose homes reflect their unique, uncompromising style.
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It may be a little rough around the edges, but in a small town I find there's more originality.
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But if these travel photos are for ourselves, to help us remember where we've been, why should originality matter?
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Ms. Dove, a former poet laureate of the United States, writes poems that have earthiness, originality, power and range.
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"It is true that every copyrighted work has at least some modicum of originality," Cote says in the ruling.
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" He writes: "You earn X-personhood by a strenuous effort of discovery in which curiosity and originality are indispensable.
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The originality and challenge today, I'd say, lie in how subtly those rearranged letters sneak into those difficult themers.
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I'd like to invent or order up new adjectives to describe the startling originality and ambition of Smith's work.
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They could be developmentally disabled, visionary, institutionalized, reclusive or simply retirees whose hobbies developed an unexpected intensity and originality.
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But it's a frenetically imaginative one, booming with vitality and originality when it isn't indulging in the occasional excess.
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But where it lacks in originality it makes up for being just about the most universally flattering swimsuit out there.
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But chapter six specifically addresses, in pretty unsparing terms, the key questions of originality, errors and omissions in Smith's writings.
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The panel of experts will consider each bouquet for its creativity, presentation, originality, and adherence to the Valentine's Day theme.
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While Instagram and Facebook are premised on originality and authenticity, TikTok is a place for entertainment and remixing pop culture.
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Adapting a screenplay is no easy task — you must nod to the original work while infusing the script with originality.
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The movie's director, Boots Riley, and the rest of the creative team are hoping its originality will help ignite people.
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The study noted that among the many character traits commonly attributed to Aquarius star signs are friendliness, loyalty and originality.
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Transcripts were scored on length and originality, and the top entrants won prizes like an iPad and a MacBook Pro.
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The ad marks the launch of the sneaker giant's new futuristic campaign, which is meant to celebrate originality and authenticity.
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According to Pinterest, this is the year of originality — and a wave of pop culture icons, mystical creatures, and... animals?
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But it is a mostly unobjectionable, entertaining way to spend two hours — that presents no modicum of originality or risk.
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The winning images were chosen by a panel of judges and evaluated according to their creativity, originality, and technical excellence.
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It was plagiarism, pure and simple, and the only such instance in a career otherwise distinguished by ingenuity and originality.
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Fortunately most of the kajillion clues were clean and clear, with enough originality thrown in to keep my interest up.
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" Jake Gyllenhaal's critic character describes everything in vague terms like "Critique is so limiting and emotionally draining," or "No originality.
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"Candidacies need to have a level of originality and ambition," said Pete Buttigieg, the young mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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Writer Sara Lynn Michener says that much of the show's originality comes from series co-writer and star Brit Marling.
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In this CCTV clip, a news announcer dryly narrates the parade, commenting on its "originality" and adherence to Soviet style.
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"There's a certain level of originality [on TikTok] and putting yourself within the narrative of that particular team," Alhabash said.
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Michelle Dorrance's version, to the Ellington-Strayhorn jazz take on Tchaikovsky, has a joyful, friendly vibe if not much originality.
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Fitzgerald made a mistake by assessing the originality of the lyrics for himself, instead of relying on experts, Fox said.
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NME writer Anita Bhagwandas said the record "finds them as unique and unstoppable as ever, tethered to originality and provocation."
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Not only is this balance difficult to achieve, but originality is still as important as it is with other puzzles.
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It's not just the dangers or discomforts that so distinguish this book, but the tone — its originality and wry grandiloquence.
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But despite his unyielding pursuit of originality, the best and most striking landscapes are also the most well-trod areas.
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Plagiarism, like most things, is best understood within a long evolution of concepts such as authorship, originality, and intellectual property.
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It claimed that Kim using its name for a fried chicken restaurant was damaging the brand's originality and devaluing its prestige.
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While there are many kinds of farts, we again applaud her originality using the sound "PAF" to describe a fart. Brilliant.
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Companies will be scored across a broad range of criteria, including originality, scalability, growth via partnerships, revenue, head count and more.
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By abandoning the scrawl, Lucasfilm and Disney are illustrating the challenge of preserving originality while maintaining a connection to the source.
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"I don't mean to profess any originality to which I am not entitled," says author Daniel Handler, the show's head writer.
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Trump seems to have no use for originality or creativity and instead appropriates others' aesthetics to prove that he is worthy.
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At their royal wedding, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will be serving up a slice of originality with their wedding cake.
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For all the musical originality of "Blackstar"—the daredevil free jazz and slices of hip-hop—the past hangs over it.
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It's because of ambition, after all, that Superhot finds something wholly original in a genre that has become bereft of originality.
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There's not a page without some vital charge—a flash of metaphor, an idiomatic originality, a bastard neologism born of nothing.
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Which art form is capable of the most originality, the greater depth, the wider influence—and which one makes you rich?
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" But, he writes, "what 'Dory' lacks in dazzling originality it more than makes up for in warmth, charm and good humor.
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But John Waters and David Lynch, even at their most eccentric, have always had originality and a measure of heartfelt compassion.
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Editor's Note: Retraction Watch has published an article doubting the study's originality, a question not addressed in The Weeds podcast episode.
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He lacked the charisma or virtuosity or originality (any would suffice) to carry a star solo, much less a whole show.
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He offered liberation from conservative attitudes and allowed artists to realize that anything was possible as long as talent matched originality.
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You want punky holiday music that gives you a sense of nostalgia but has half an ounce of originality behind it?
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I don't have any ink, but I'm definitely drawn to the sense of originality and creativity that the good ones provide.
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If candy corn tasted like some version of corn, you might be able to give it credit for effort and originality.
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It was followed by Carlos Salzedo's Sonata for Harp and Piano, a work of bracing originality and energy written in 1922.
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Still, time has been good to "Three Tall Women," and Mr. Mantello's production further burnishes its insights and confirms its originality.
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Carone's originality flares up in "Shadow Dance," painted in 22005, three years before the artist's death at 5213 years of age.
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Cézanne's portraits trace the rich and complex development of an artist who demonstrated unprecedented originality and independence in his late work.
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SOCIAL STUDIES They're arguing for their place at top restaurants by imbuing classic desserts with new forms, ingredients and undeniable originality.
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Lack of originality is not a crime, though, and children's literature is an art of recombination perhaps more than of invention.
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Throughout his life, he has experienced a tension between sticking to tradition and freeing himself from it, between convention and originality.
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" Professor Bloom himself said that "the canonical quality comes out of strangeness, comes out of the idiosyncratic, comes out of originality.
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While his playful approach to instrument-making might be described as Wonka-esque (or Seussian), it's hard to question his originality.
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But any originality that her version brings consists of unmusical and exaggerated overemphasis, while her most striking ideas all seem derivative.
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Even more, my excitement came from watching two fine actresses capture their characters' echoing feelings of loss with originality and immediacy.
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The competition was first launched in 1974, and judges entrants on originality, visual impact, informational content, and of course, technical proficiency.
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Unspooling over one languid summer, Sam Boyd's laid-back, loose-limbed debut feature, "In a Relationship," wins no prizes for originality.
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It "communicates originality, ingenuity and visionary thinking," Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute, said by way of explanation.
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It is difficult to write about this subject without falling into predictable tropes or clichés, but Russell manages a brutal originality.
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San Francisco-based drag queen Mama Celeste believes the lack of Ivanka drag queens is due to a lack of originality.
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Without the expectation of originality for its own sake that is so valued today, there was really no possibility of plagiarism.
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In a year when the originality of movies was first questioned then buoyed to new heights, there had to be some mediocrity.
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Beyond its lack of originality and transactional nature, Instagram itself has grown into a far more formidable competitor since Spark first launched.
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The survival of this old mimetic craft points to enduring questions about art and originality, and offers fresh potential for cultural exchange.
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Greg Allen's "Blog Posts on Erased de Kooning Drawing" is a high point in the book for its originality and unusual curiosity.
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But what Florence lacks in originality, it makes up for by telling its tale in a way that only video games can.
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"We don't want to copy anything produced by other companies," says Lingard, who cites originality as a key ingredient in her business.
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It's why, at a time when originality is tested by Diet Prada on the daily, the conversation has expanded to casting, too.
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The prolific singer was praised from fans and musicians alike throughout his career for his skill, originality and powerful influence over music.
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Pros: Style and originality at an ultra-low priceCons: Non-realistically shaped or detailed, but that may be a pro to some
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And as paradoxical as it may sound, Tarantino's movies have a sense of originality to them, despite their many sources of inspiration.
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The award goes to 10 recipients a year and is given in recognition of an artist's accomplishments, artistic growth, originality, and potential.
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Mr. Taylor has been one of our few great choreographers; he has many times linked dance and sound with originality and imagination.
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But wines like these can simultaneously impress because of the skill with which they are made but underwhelm because they lack originality.
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It's a story of tragedy and revenge, but one without any originality, and so the reason any of it matters is murky.
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Each person who does it feels a frisson of originality but unknowingly reveals something that was latent in the stairwell all along.
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Through the affordances of terrain, we are alleviated of the burden of originality without always being aware that we are being unoriginal.
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Codes written to produce the kind of images Obvious has made are also shared freely online among enthusiasts, raising questions of originality.
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As artists searching for originality often are, they borrow from a variety of sources, including burlesque, circus, experimental theater and stand-up.
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The inclusion of his "Hallelujah Junction" (2001, John Adams music) would have strengthened the case for Mr. Martins's originality, but so what?
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Judges will divide the names into grade-level groups and assess the entries based on originality, significance and appropriateness of the name.
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Cusk has torn up the rule book, and in the process created a work of stunning beauty, deep insight and great originality.
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"Thankfully, as much as Hollywood is interested in brands, I think people are still looking for originality and freshness," Mr. Platt said.
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It's a little too much, and especially toward the end, the delicate originality of the imagery gives way to familiar movie tropes.
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Here is a fertile, inventive mind who is doing new things with traditional subjects and it's that charge of originality, of invention.
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Indeed, current-day debates over the true authorship of Shakespeare's works merely reflect that era's lack of concern with originality and attribution.
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Escaping the far-reaching shadows of Pollock and Hofmann and proving her own autonomy and originality was a particularly strenuous task for Krasner.
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TIME asked its global network of editors and correspondents to nominate "Genius Companies," with winners chosen based on originality, influence, success and ambition.
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It is not sufficiently revolutionary for some Nepalis, but to outsiders it has originality and charm GermanyForget the words and the grim associations.
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" Sony studio chair Tom Rothman told The Hollywood Reporter recently that the film's success is crucial because "You can't give up on originality.
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"The titans of technology may be capable of breathtaking originality and solitary genius, but the rest of the world is not," he writes.
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The standard of originality in intellectual property has, historically, been low, because everything, to some degree, copies at least part of something else.
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Not so long ago, Katie Roiphe made the argument in Harper's that "Twitter feminism" was drowning out debate and originality with its bullying.
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To merge her sound with Stormzy's was basically pure genius and creates a different vibe to her music but still retains her originality.
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People can say they want originality, but, when you have new things coming at you all the time, the familiar appeals to people.
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The composer Du Yun's relentless originality and unflinching social conscience, distilled in her opera "Angel's Bone," won her a Pulitzer Prize last year.
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The macabre, horror sci-fi narrative also infuses enough originality to make the eight-episode series more than an exercise in filmmaking karaoke.
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Winners will be determined by how they express themselves in the photo, creativity/originality and quality of the photo, according to the website.
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Critic's Notebook 10 Photos View Slide Show ' SAN FRANCISCO — By avoiding originality, In Situ is the most original new restaurant in the country.
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In a year filled with dull movies, Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" will finally give moviegoers a jolt of originality.
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"She didn't need to be on the streets and yet she did it with style and with couth and with originality," Jeffrey said.
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His work processes and reinterprets everyday objects and scenes until they become imbued with a playful originality that drifts between humor and subversion.
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I would spend far too much time on one Status Update, ensuring it contained exactly the right balance of originality and acerbic wit.
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A bout of tool-assisted hand-to-hand combat in a hardware store makes up in efficiency for what it lacks in originality.
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They told us about the importance of individuality and originality and the dangers of conformity, seeking others' approval, and not being yourself. You.
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The originality of what the children came up with amazed me, especially because they were able to express so much with practically nothing.
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They would do it fast and cheap, but they would unwittingly create the Chicago School, a style of architecture noted for its originality.
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But again, if every applicant uses the same word, it doesn't matter how true it is for you, it loses its originality (and meaning).
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And recent critics have further diluted his originality with facile comparisons between Brandt's work and film noir, especially the late films of Alfred Hitchcock.
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One of his dates is impressed by the originality of the line, until she learns that it's his opening line with every romantic prospect.
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Where the former functions like a wise mentor, encouraging us to be kind and fair, the latter ignites our creativity and sense of originality.
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The white blimp becomes a funerary tribute to its creator, typifying the ambition and originality evident in all his work, from beginning to end.
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The first few episodes—again released as clips of just a few minutes long—show promise, but lack the Nordic version's crackle of originality.
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These relate not just to our own self-improvement, but to how we can "build cultures of originality" both at home and at work.
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Which, ironically, makes it feel like something of a throwback to the days when Pixar regularly surprised us with its originality and its sophistication.
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Australian authorities said they planned to comply with the public vote, albeit passing on Boaty as the first choice, given the lack of originality.
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The federal trial has called into question the originality of the signature song of one of the top-selling rock acts of all time.
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Obviously I'm not buying him either way, but Harry Connick Jr. longed for more of the "phenomenal" originality Thomas had displayed during Wednesday's solo.
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Unlike almost every other gifting occasion, White Elephant, Yankee Swap, and/or Nasty Christmas exchanges reward originality, humor, and risk-taking above all else.
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"Trojan-horsing" is a term beloved among show creators, who believe that network executives want a dab of originality, but mostly for marketing purposes.
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The sensational originality of these attracted private commissions, notably from Cardinal Francesco Maria del Monte, Marchese Vincenzo Giustiniani, Cardinal Scipione Borghese and Ciriaco Mattei.
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It has some fun action sequences, and one scene — only one — that briefly seems to capture the weird originality of the first Pacific Rim.
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In this post, you'll see a solid cross-section of pins, as always—bootlegs, nostalgia, art history, and good ol' fashioned original design. Originality?
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As pet projects go, it lacks the sulfurous originality of her emerging idea to let states use federal dollars to put guns in schools.
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"The Cage Fighter" is hardly epic in scope or originality, but it is uncommon to watch this degree of open self-flagellation on screen.
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Like or hate that film, it had both an idea in its head (about religion and pluralism) and a lot of hilariously crude originality.
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"I'd like to invent or order up new adjectives to describe the startling originality and ambition of Smith's work," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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While not quite living up to the claims of reinvention and originality in the printed program, it was a festive affair with excellent dancing.
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You can easily see the originality of Mr. Taylor's idea, which derives from Elgar's music (and maybe from Frederick Ashton's 1968 ballet for that).
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"Appropriation art is a laboratory for questioning the status of truth, the whole concept of originality, the very idea of the author," he explains.
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The reason I mention these artists is to underscore both Driskell's originality and the depth of his dialog with the work of other artists.
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You may wonder why T-Series vs PewDiePie is such a big fuss, but it's because the last bit of originality is almost gone.
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Attack of the Instagram clones: by collaging together virtually indistinguishable travel photos from unrelated Instagram accounts, "Insta Repeat" reveals how social media undermines originality.
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Back home, it formed the soundtrack to a period of cultural originality, from architecture to football, that seemed to augur a bright future for Brazil.
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Thankfully, Maleficent is back to inject some much-needed originality into the House of Mouse's live-action slate in the sequel Maleficent: Mistress of Evil.
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"'Disturbia' will never be accused of undue originality, but its adherence to genre conventions works in its favor," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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"Catherine Herridge is a skilled investigative correspondent who has consistently brought depth and originality to her reporting," said CBS News Washington bureau chief Christopher Isham.
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The story and setting might not have much in the way of originality, but there's something about Crossing Souls that nevertheless feels warm and comforting.
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Ahead, the most creative styles from the shows that'll have you covered when it comes to costume originality and give you major high-fashion cred.
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"UK comedy audiences prize originality," James Brassett of Warwick University says, and so simply cutting and pasting the "Daily Show" into Britain does not work.
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What Rothfuss lacked in startling originality, they said, he made up for in the spellbinding quality of his storytelling and the depth of his characters.
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I stuck with it through the whole thing to see if it would ever have a moment of originality, spark or personality – it did not.
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Am I crazy to think that, after years of countless superhero films, an Independence Day sequel rolls over me like a cool breeze of originality?
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Google's latest Android ad aired tonight at the Grammy's, and it was only fitting that it use music to play up Google's drive for originality.
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To knock Life for being an Alien rip-off is to erroneously assume that this solid, junk-food thriller actually cares at all about originality.
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"When you put it all together, you find that originality is greatest in the presence of one or two competitors of similar abilities," he said.
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What distinguishes her work isn't just the quantity of recipes she produces, but their quality and originality, particularly in the creativity of her flavor combinations.
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Limited-release culture facilitates some of that, but The Custom Movement hopes to make originality and self-expression via sneakers more accessible to the masses.
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Fletcher Shears goes on to share a bit of life-style advice, extolling the virtues of patience, originality, individualism, and getting a good night's sleep.
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There's nothing wrong with this kind of humor if it's done with some originality, and "Wrecked," after an unimpressive premiere, gradually finds an amusing groove.
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Becker is a hero to many in the field, but, for all the originality of his thinking, to outsiders he can stand for intellectual overconfidence.
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In this scenario there isn't much originality that the editor can provide outside the development of the narrative other than to cut to the beat.
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They describe futile searches for authenticity and originality, in which half-remembered commercials and blearily recalled photographs seem somehow more real than actual lived experience.
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Galaxy might top it in certain areas, but it's the originality, cultural significance and associated lore of Super Mario 64 that earns it the crown.
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" The Pop fragrance's message is about originality and creativity, to which Leon adds, "I love when someone doesn't pretend to be someone they are not.
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Bursting at the seams with originality, the Japanese New Wave staple comes from the late writer/director Toshio Matsumoto, who passed at away last month.
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If only there were a new-opera studio, akin to the vintage B-picture system, that could churn out works of this energy and originality.
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The introduction of the pop-up book is an early peak for the film, but it is far from the last sequence of arresting originality.
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Some scenes rise to the occasion, but Mr. Bynum makes his influences so clear that "Hot Summer Nights" could use fewer references and more originality.
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Paris's writing can get quite chewy, but she builds a nice plot and brings some originality to the old "good sister, bad sister" character dynamic.
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This app scored points for originality as well as its practicality, and is perfect for travelers who don't have any cool cousins of their own.
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Although this is her first book, her originality and narrative verve have already won her publication in The New Yorker, as well as many awards.
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Unfortunately, it ends up as a testament to the lack of originality in Bollywood - at least when it comes to the big stars and producers.
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Over time, I've grown more familiar with the tropes within the medium, but from the get-go, I was hooked on the depth and originality.
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In "Atlanta," however, Glover is less concerned with pure joke density; instead, he emphasizes character and mood, place and flow, a different type of originality.
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Unfolding with a minimum of dialogue, Francisca's maturation from watcher to doer would be laughable if performed with less nuance or photographed with less originality.
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The American insistence on originality and swagger at all costs didn't yet translate to a Japanese culture that valued collaboration and respect for the architects.
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Black culture puts a premium on saying things with originality and flair ("being extra"), and the use of clapping hands is an extension of that.
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Questions of originality are mostly moot in Groban's case; his original material has zero distinguishing attributes, informed as it is by decades of prewritten schmaltz.
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That earlier originality (and again, the investment and prioritization on thematic effect) drew into sharp relief the reliance on tired cliche in this follow up footage.
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When it comes to logo design, originality is no measure of success—but the ability to monopolize an industry with just a few lines definitely is.
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The film, set to premiere June 20193, got had its world premiere Tuesday, and received rave reviews from critics, who praised its humor, heart and originality.
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Given the originality of her oblique style, near-documentary fascination with large families and taste for depicting provincial inertia, Ms. Martel both excites and confounds viewers.
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Sometimes it seems wrong to speak of some kind of lost originality or authenticity, as if life before Facebook were wholly innocent, non-formulaic, pure — tasteful.
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The series featured highly sanitized dancers with heart-pounding levels of talent... Sure, what the movie had in choreography it lacked in dialogue, originality and substance.
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A place packed with originality and creative energy that continues to flourish despite the current socio-political state that has removed the personal pride of many.
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"The whole question about originality and authenticity is the same in data as well as in artifacts, and as well in our effort," Al-Badri said.
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Together we're bringing to life our very own lip collab, "Make Your Mark," to help you (yes, YOU) do just that: stamp your world with originality.
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What ties us together is the objectivity of our opinion, the originality of our insight and our advocacy of economic and political freedom around the world.
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Most unforgettably, there is a moment towards the end of the game that rivals even Metal Gear Solid's Psycho Mantis fight for fourth-wall-smashing originality.
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"I just wish it had a little more originality, that's all," the character says, sounding like every critic cranky enough to high-horse the show's homages.
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DJ Paul's convinced -- today's young rappers are going to drive the genre right into the ground -- and he says it's all because they lack any originality.
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The associations of this music, the baggage it carries, categorically undermines the uniqueness, the originality, of the product, the art, that it's supposed to be enhancing.
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There's no denying their originality — no other band assembles slithering acoustic guitar strings and antiseptic keyboard hum into such hushed, mesmerizing, immaculately interlocking clockwork ticky-tock.
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The Rub of Time reminds us how much is at stake in the matter of language, and how much originality, in thought and expression, really means.
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It's easy to mock OnePlus's lack of originality (again, if this is the final design), but they wouldn't be the first to blatantly copy the iPhone.
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Teachers will receive an Originality Report attached to the assignments that details any missed citations and notes the source — like a book or a web page.
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Though the Trump team was "careless" with the Star of David post, he said, it was evidence of the refreshing originality of Mr. Trump's spontaneous campaign.
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As adjective-noun-verb, "punk" implies youth ("youthiness"?), sexiness, originality, belonging, spontaneity, rebellion, humor (one hopes) and a mode that's very stylish and a bit transgressive.
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Competitors arrive armed with a handful of pre-made beats, which will be judged on musicality, inventiveness, originality, and their ability to hype up the room.
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Youth culture was changing, originality was king and everyone was realizing the punk rock world we now idolized was a whole lot closer than we thought.
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The idea that art is an expression valued for originality is put to the test with the study and replication of caves painted during the Pleistocene.
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But it's hard to make the symphony's originality stand out when you group it with one of Mozart's most frequently-played concertos and a Tchaikovsky staple.
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Among the many choreographic resources Mr. Morris shows here — gesture, rhythm, line, grouping, not least — the originality and fluency of his stage geometries are especially impressive.
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We begin to wonder if the Turner Prize, given annually by London's Tate, bears Turner's name to honor celebrity as much as artistic originality and talent.
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His confidence and originality helped to win over his eventual manager, Coach K, an Atlanta stalwart who has worked with Young Jeezy, Gucci Mane and Migos.
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Somehow, working within the confines of this traditional form, the originality of Mr. Marsalis's teeming musical imagination and the precision of his technique came through strongest.
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Her originality and quick mind and spirit are almost enough to get her there through a romance with a suitable young man—almost, but not quite.
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Both determine which stories to feature based on their judgement of a source's relevance and authority, though Bing also weighs "readability" and "originality" into its rankings.
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There's always been a secret cynicism underpinning Abrams' Star blockbusters, which adrenalize the pop-est culture of his youth and avoid anything requiring originality or imagination.
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Drake quickly responded with a pair of withering dis tracks, as well as "Hotline Bling," a single that did little to resolve questions about Drake's originality.
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Collectors admire their visual originality, and — at the more obsessive end of the collecting spectrum — the opportunities they afford to accumulate images of a specific subject.
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Because users don't care about originality in an app's product roadmap so much as they're concerned how their friends are communicating — and which apps they're communicating on.
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If originality and radical self-acceptance are going to be the message of Swift's new era, she's going to have to start marching to a different beat.
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Originality has never been an ally to the 21st century, as music, movies, fashion and even art consistently come under fire as being nothing but recycled ideas.
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That's the problem—however impressive their originality and skill, the details always end up getting away, because in the end the band's shared aesthetic is so contained.
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What we need is more Lenas of Annihilation, Lorraine Broughtons of Atomic Blonde, and Dianas of Wonder Women — more women characters who crackle with originality and specificity.
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This applies as well to art, the way that Duchamp's urinal questions how we define art or Sherrie Levine's re-photographing Walker Evans questions assumptions about originality.
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This year the council found that "creating a new market or ecosystem," scalability and originality were the three most important criteria, and these categories received increased weighting.
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"It just kind of continues to expand on what people expect and want from comic book movies, and that's some balance between familiarity and originality," he said.
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Just as he was separated from his environment by his deafness, the originality and variety of Castle's work sets him apart from many other self-taught artists.
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In the use he makes of stories—about dreams and superstitions, spiders and stones that talk—Mr Couto has created a work of rare originality and imagination.
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Despite her rookie status at the time, on "Monster" she set the benchmark for pretty much all guest verses going forward with her vim, fearlessness, and originality.
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The purpose would be firm: to mandate a high level of spark and originality in any fiction that draws from the incredibly overused work of H.P. Lovecraft.
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By then, however, in Spain as elsewhere, critical appreciation of García Lorca's reputation as a writer of high originality had begun to supersede concerns over his sexuality.
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But there's a fine line between originality and complete madness, and that is a line we believe makeup artist Jasmine (one name, like Madonna) may have crossed.
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While the menu (roasted chicken, lobster broil) may not win points for originality, the cocktail list promises more-unusual ingredients like lavender bitters and kaffir lime leaves.
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He came up with his own originality, watching the whole he felt like Dylan at the time wasn't a group player and that he was about himself.
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"She's actually the only Democrat candidate who's putting out detailed proposals with some originality," Jack KingstonJohon (Jack) Heddens KingstonWhy don't we pay congressional salary based on results?
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The enormous work highlights the brute, unrefined 'beauty' of the logo; a depiction of aesthetics without particular substance or originality, something plain but universally and irrefutably pleasing.
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The Ducasse chocolate operation may still be young, but Berger's consistency, originality and quality sourcing thus far demonstrate they're more than capable of rivaling the old guard.
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As always, our choices were chiefly based on originality and how well each video shows an understanding of the word and its use in a specific context.
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And, even though it is based on an oft-adapted Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, many voters cited "originality" as a key factor in their support.
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"Originality is the bedrock of the hobby, and it all flows from there," said Peter Spaeth, a lawyer in Boston who is an avid collector of cards.
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" Judge Cote granted partial summary judgment to the plaintiffs, saying that the song "lacks originality," and focused in her ruling on the changing of "will" to "shall.
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I've always been drawn to David Gordon's Pirandellian examinations of life and art, reality and illusion, originality and pastiche; I love the philosophical intricacy that underlies them.
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It was vaguely reminiscent of this Bruce Haight puzzle from about a year ago, but that's not to detract from the originality and totality of the concept.
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Aside from his memoir, Mr. Taylor had at least one work that could be interpreted as autobiography: "Beloved Renegade," which shows his contradictory originality in full flower.
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The game, in which artists drew on a piece of folded paper without seeing others' contributions, challenged principles central to traditional art, such as originality and authorship.
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The stone-clad, three-story edifice, which Mackintosh began when he was in his late 20s, had proudly stood as a testament to his originality and bravery.
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Last year, for this magazine, Teju Cole observed that travelers often take photos of the same landmarks from the same angles, making originality even harder to achieve.
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Huawei's new flagship phones, the Mate 10 and the Mate 10 Pro, are like a typical Hollywood blockbuster — polished in all areas, but entirely void of originality.
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Originality is encouraged "as long as it is stylish and tasteful," (no baseball caps, t-shirts, tank-tops, sport shoes or flip flops, says my old invite).
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These are painful days for Dale Chihuly, as he winds down a long career facing a challenge that stabs at the heart of any artist: his originality.
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Yet Letterman's true originality may be that only a Midwestern boomer who was every bit as easily unnerved as he was nervy could have combined the two.
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Rachel Harrison's effervescent exhibition "Prasine," filled with skew-whiff sculptures in painted polystyrene, is a paradoxical achievement: It appears totally new by treating originality as a nonstarter.
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As always, our choices were chiefly based on originality and how well each video showed an understanding of the word and its use in a specific context.
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When Bing's algorithm chooses which stories to display, it takes into consideration whether the source of the news ranks well for newsworthiness, originality, authority, relevance and readability.
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Nearly 30 years ago, Toronto composer John Oswald anticipated these questions around authorship, originality, and copyright that we're still grappling with today, with his controversial work Plunderphonic.
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"Pinterest is a great database for colored hair," he says, but notes that originality is part of the fun, so don't just copy a look strand-for-strand.
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After a run of live-action Disney remakes that mostly play things safe, Maleficent: Mistress of Evil is a much needed swing-for-the-fences dose of originality.
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Tasha: I don't think the movie's strength is in its originality, so much as it's in the way it heightens every Batman trope to a giggle-worthy degree.
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Every young jazz musician has had to wrestle with the gatekeepers of tradition; jazz celebrates youthful originality, but it also prizes respect, even reverence, for the music's founders.
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But multiplex audiences, apparently hungering for the originality promised by Fox's unusual advertising campaign, powered "Deadpool" to the biggest domestic opening on record for an R-rated movie.
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It doesn't have the explosive design language of the Galaxy Note 7 (sorry), and multiple generations of iPhones built around similar design language negate any claims to originality.
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I've heard such a wide range of genres in multiple languages since I've lived there and I am always impressed and inspired by the originality that I hear.
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It is this originality of voice that made Olga Tokarczuk, the author, and Jennifer Croft, who translated the work, the latest recipients of the International Man Booker prize.
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As the company continued to expand, former employees say, its growth came at the expense of the creativity and originality that inspired their success in the first place.
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At the two RedFarms, Joe Ng cooks with originality and verve, but the recurring sweetness in the dishes betrays a tailoring of his ideas for perceived American tastes.
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We don't sound or look the same as Depeche Mode, and we've received comments from people who say they hate tribute bands but think our group has originality.
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Judges will select the winners based on "creativity and originality," according to the rules, and the winning couple will have 48 hours to respond after they are contacted.
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"Ford v Ferrari" raked in an estimated $31 million debut at the box office in a No. 1 finish that counted as a win for big-budget originality.
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But Mr. Richards found the Beatles interesting enough to send for Mr. Martin, who took over the session and was quickly won over by their charm and originality.
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There's great erudition in her work, but she wears it lightly; what you notice, both in her singing and her band-leading, is wild originality, purpose and discipline.
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It's a better claim to his vocal performance than originality or innovation, but releasing a tropical house hit on the first day of autumn is a sin. Next.
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Hang on to your hats and glasses as the piece, which Charles Isherwood called "a witty, small-scaled show of immense sweetness and originality," arrives at MCC Theater.
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And when Disney leans into the least creative sort of recycled content, live-action remakes — something nobody's really asking for — it's signaling how little it's interested in originality.
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Mr. Alaïa was old school: a courtier, an ecstatically curious artist who exalted originality and wanted nothing more but more time to express it — to break the cycle.
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Presumably, just as we judge painting by its originality and success at employing tradition, so too we need proper historical knowledge of fashion to offer a plausible analysis.
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The film "plays a time-tested tune with captivating originality and flair, and with roving, playful pop-culture erudition," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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There, conversation among thinkers fizzing with originality had its acme in a club founded in 1764 by the dictionary-maker Samuel Johnson and the portrait painter Joshua Reynolds.
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Officially, she's a "product developer" for Ottolenghi, but that doesn't really do her role justice; her originality and perfectionism have had an enormous impact on what we do.
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Now, it's less about how we've become singers and become well-known, but our uniqueness and originality that makes us really happy about where we are right now.
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In retrospect, his choice of words was surprisingly honest, a rare acknowledgment in a medium that prizes originality of how deeply he was influenced by other popular thrillers.
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The judges are composed of scientists and artists, who consider the works for their creativity, originality, design, and presentation as well as the scientific accuracy of the description.
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Indie movies have the freedom to let people tell really specific stories, and the result is a kind of originality and veracity that can speak to many different people.
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A normal digital image — whether a lol cat or a picture of a Rembrandt — can be copied and shared with no way of recording or authenticating originality and ownership.
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Though her plots were often cheesy and she herself was girl-next-door cute, she managed to subvert standard teen comedy tropes with practiced physical comedy and gawky originality.
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As much as it was an alchemical combination of casting, filmmaking, and originality, it was very much a product of Cabot's legwork in creating this world and these characters.
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His language has the originality and imagination of someone who comes to English with unexpected thoughts and rhythms in his head, and he is, simply, a joy to read.
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Williams goes on to say that because Giger was coming in from outside of the film industry, he was able to bring some real originality to the production design.
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The loss was acute not only because of his work's undoubted seriousness but also because the playful side of Sebald's originality made him a consumingly interesting and unpredictable artificer.
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" Gannett points out that West recently nailed this idea of combining the familiar with the novel in a tweet he recently posted: "Too much emphasis is put on originality.
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But on second reading, I found myself marveling at Murnane's intellectual power and originality, acknowledging respect for an artist so devoted to the precise execution of a demanding aesthetic.
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Critic's Notebook Henry Threadgill, who on Monday was awarded this year's Pulitzer Prize for music, is a composer and bandleader of intense, unyielding originality, nobody's idea of a compromise.
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Even before an age where "orangutan doing human things" could return about 4,109 clips on YouTube, these shots lack the originality and wit that could have made them compelling.
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You begin to see how Chareau's designs oscillate between lightening and refining familiar styles, like Art Deco, with subtle angles and pinches and works of rougher, more forceful originality.
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There was a scholarly element in a lot of the clues that tripped me up today, as well as some that were noteworthy in their humor and/or originality.
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You'll notice, if you scroll through the wonderful collection, that any deficits in artistic ability are more than made up for in cleverness and originality of message and execution.
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What they lacked in originality — the No. 1 song from 1969 by the group Steam is a standard anthem at sporting events — the Democrats made up for in enthusiasm.
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Lubitsch "proves once more that he is a masterful director, for in every scene there is a touch of originality," an enthusiastic review in The New York Times said.
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Mounted on that are a cartoony phantasmagoria by Kenny Scharf and a vigorously scribbled composition by Basquiat, who seems overqualified, in both originality and formal mastery, for the juxtaposition.
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This long swerve from and around convention, which takes about forty pages, offers as good an example as any of the originality and power of Garth Greenwell's slim novel.
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Now in semi-retirement, she is devoting most of her time to art-making, which is promising given the inventiveness and originality evidenced in the works on view here.
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Aside from perennial nature-or-nurture questions, there is the more difficult question of why that intelligence was so often matched by such bracing originality and high-minded purpose.
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The originality of the cards' stylization, draftsmanship, and composition make for a magnificent aesthetic achievement while displaying Smith's jaw-dropping imagination for fantasy, folly, ecstasy, death, and the macabre.
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People sometimes bemoan the lack of uniqueness and originality in the post-internet era, but you just have to take one listen to Aristophanes to realize that's clearly ludicrous.
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Despite the outpour of accessory originality — pearl hoops and chain-linked micro bags are both having a moment — there's one add-on that everyone agrees on: the humble hair accessory.
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The lack of originality in this game even extends to the soundtrack, which consists of poorly parodied popular songs – kind of like Weird Al's style of music but less enjoyable.
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Sometimes I have to postdate my lack of originality; this can be achieved through my work being plundered and/or plagiarized by others — thereby making it less original in retrospect.
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Last night, Questlove traded his drum equipment for a seat on stage with Jimmy Fallon to promote his new book, Creative Quest, an instructional manual on how to foster originality.
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You can't dethrone him without throwing overboard the fundamental logic of modernism as a sequence of jolting aesthetic breakthroughs, entitled to special rank on the grounds of originality and influence.
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Similar to the trajectory of recent Bond films, it's a bigger, less focused follow-up without the first film's originality, or the built-in narrative device of an origin story.
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The ballroom community understands inspiration and appreciation for the vogue artform has grown worldwide, with only a small number who seek to capitalize through erasure under the guise of "originality".
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They were all chosen for their originality, for the unusual way they approach story structure or visual design, or for the unique way they engage with today's politics and pressures.
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The Sonata No. 1 came across as a work of jarring originality, especially in its rhythmic character, as the music unfolds with nonstop intensity through sweeping bursts and organic gestures.
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If Last Christmas has even 1/10 of the originality that A Christmas Prince's sequel promises, the anticipation will be enough to carry us all through the long summer months.
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This is because copyright protection is only offered to works which ascend to a level of originality not often demonstrated in a combination of a few words or a phrase.
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The lines between originality, plagiarism, cultural critique, and mass-produced art have always been a little blurry, but 2016 could well be the year of the inspired, professional art copier.
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In this way, each individual sound had its own place within a structure, and this gave the sound originality, the fact that there are distinct sounds in their own places.
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If, alongside chaos and strife, brilliance and originality can be said to be emerging from Brazil's current woes, nothing displays these traits better than the work of two exemplary Bahians.
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Read more: People are telling Kim Kardashian to 'sit like a lady' in a recent photo — and the comments reveal a concerning pattern of sexismOne critique, however, questioned Jenner's originality.
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Saltz assessed the picture as far beneath the standards of originality that Leonardo maintained for himself—not so much that the master didn't create it but that he wouldn't have.
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"The Phenom" is a baseball movie with virtually no baseball, which would be fine if the thing it relied on instead — lots and lots of talking — exhibited zest and originality.
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Pixar, however, the Disney-owned unit behind "Incredibles," has historically prided itself on its creativity and originality, resisting the siren song of sequels through much of the company's early years.
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The trial in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles has called into question the originality of the signature song of one of the top-selling rock acts of all time.
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But if "Coco" doesn't quite reach the highest level of Pixar masterpieces, it plays a time-tested tune with captivating originality and flair, and with roving, playful pop-culture erudition.
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And while something like brutality definitely figures in ambition and originality, it can't be limited to male definitions, which is too bad for men and not the problem of women.
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These groups and their supporters in Congress — above all Representative Ilhan Omar — may not get points for originality, but demonizing Aipac still turns out to be an effective dog whistle.
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"Thebe stood out to the judges thanks to the originality of his use of cut, color and materials and the innate femininity of his easy-to-wear pieces," she said.
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While the exhibition's documents, such as the scores and photographs, provide context, the intensity and originality of Hijikata's visual language can truly be grasped only by seeing it in action.
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The eight highlights that follow, selected by The New York Times's chief film critics, Manohla Dargis and A. O. Scott, generate sparks of originality and frissons of insight and surprise.
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"It sort of tests for originality of thinking, and to some extent, it tests for your courage in speaking up in a difficult interview context," Thiel told Forbes in 2012.
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A24 and Disaster Artist producers—including James Franco and Seth Rogan—will judge the entires and pick the winner "on the basis of audacity and originality," according to the official rules.
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The originality and diversity in the OTT pieces stood out to us immediately- we felt it was a perfect pairing as we're greatly inspired by many world cultures in our music.
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With Valerian, he's once again ventured into territory unattainable through traditional means, plumbing the deepest reaches of space with the same determined originality he brought to the contours of human perception.
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"Of course there is some value in originality, but it's a very Western thing that an object has to be completely original in order to be of any value," Karenowska said.
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The review of this literature left me wondering what the optimal mix of conformists and nonconformists is in society rather than committed to a campaign of increasing originality at all costs.
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Since the photo hit Facebook, it's gotten over 300,000 likes and nearly the same number of shares — and people are loving the idea for its originality and strikingly orchestrated color coordination.
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But by the time Pimp C and Bun B hit their stride on Ridin Dirty, they, like H-Town's custom car artists, injected even more vibrant originality into the city's culture.
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While the film clearly won't earn many points for originality, the enjoyable parts of this latest wrinkle on the heist movie ultimately manage to come away with a pretty solid score.
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Tech's elite, lauded for their originality, are influencing media, politics and society at large with a kind of venture philanthropy, much as their industrial predecessors did more than 100 years ago.
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"From day one, we've judged each design on beauty, originality, creativity, workmanship, and the use of toilet paper," Susan Bain, the other co-creator and co-owner of Charm Weddings, said.
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Mr. Chan has done these unlikely-buddy yarns before, of course — "Shanghai Noon," the "Rush Hour" movies — and sometimes has made the conceit work, but this incarnation lacks originality and spark.
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The narrative originality in "News from Nowhere" lies in Morris's inserting a love story into the moralizing time traveller's romance: the hero has a virtuous socialist-feminist heroine, Ellen, to pursue.
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There's something about the amount of originality that's possible and the democratization of the means of making the music that's making it possible to have good, weird music be politically efficacious.
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It will be given annually to an emerging British fashion designer who shows exceptional talent and originality, whilst demonstrating value to the community and/or strong sustainable policies, the statement added.
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It's more surprising that he existed in the first place—the Brixton-bred shape shifter who shared a numbly common name with a Monkee and staked his legend on intergalactic originality.
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There wasn't a single aspect of cultural life in this town that Jim Ridley didn't chronicle with originality and wit and some of the most graceful sentences ever committed to print.
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Carol Vogel of The New York Times once described Mr. Bonetti's work as combining "a sense of whimsy and glamour with a distinctive intelligence and originality" in "freshly translated" historical forms.
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"Larry had an awful lot of originality that colleagues never thought about, wasn't one to borrow from others, and shared the information he found," Professor King said in a phone interview.
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I mean, points to Kamala Harris for originality (she's got a dot org) but seriously, I am perfectly capable of a Google search for you if I want to find you.
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With a little more shading and originality, "13 Minutes" might have pushed beyond its familiar Nazi tropes to shape something more immediate and infinitely more potent: an ominous portrait of radicalization.
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The originality of Jeff Hobbs's work lies in finding a man who lived simultaneously in both countries, who thrived and failed at the same time, who escaped his past and didn't.
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Not that Didion—a graduate of Berkeley and a staffer at Vogue during the age of Eisenhower, who was already writing pieces steeped in originality—was part of the feminist movement.
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"Genius" grant winners: The poet and fiction writer Ocean Vuong was among 26 people honored today for their "extraordinary originality," becoming fellows of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.
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Having made his name by breaking cinematic rules in the 1960s by unconventional editing and having characters turn to address the camera, he has always strived for originality, with mixed success.
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Each time it stumbles into a zone of almost-originality, it backs away so quickly that it practically trips over the anonymous naked women it insists on sprinkling throughout the show.
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But originality is an interesting concept in Silicon Valley because I think we look around and I think we focus so much on who had what idea first but ... Twitter, Facebook.
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As always, we chose finalists based on their originality, how well each showed an understanding of the word and its use in a specific context, and how clearly that was communicated.
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For her, "originality of character always mattered more than splashy, cashy decorator schemes (though she included those, too)," Mr. Thomas, the current editor, said in an internal email to staff members.
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There are many things we can complain about in today's movie industry: the lack of originality from major studios, how expensive it is to go to the multiplex, bland young stars.
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What makes it have that sensational originality is that the standard monomyth doesn't have a dad threatening to kill his son, and ultimately saving his son through an act of redemption.
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From portraits of his dog to Japanese motifs, these fine-lined images attest to the originality of Henri-Charles Guérard, who was one of the most respected printmakers of his time.
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"I was constantly torn between constructive criticism and not wanting to hurt their confidence or cramp their style because I never wanted my criticism to inhibit their originality," Brinkley, 64, tells PEOPLE.
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For what these films – some of them critically lauded – tried to make up for in originality, they lost in the effortless spark that attracts fans to rom-coms in the first place.
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On Twitter, users seem to have mixed reviews about the name Chicago West, with some people hating questioning the name, and others praising it for its originality and reverence to West's hometown.
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With all these fictional poets, like other relatively heteronymous art projects, it'd be reasonable to expect the artist and the exhibition to lose themselves in heady semantics of authenticity, originality, and identity.
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When Mr. Grant turned the discussion of how procrastination actually encourages originality into an Op-Ed article in The New York Times a few weeks ago, it quickly attracted 159 enthusiastic responses.
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In terms of prolificacy and originality, he rivals every great icon, with an epic amalgamation of history, comedy and tragedy all rolled into one journey we're just lucky to bear witness to.
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Her throwback influences mean that many have placed her within the Lana Del Rey and Amy Winehouse school of artistry, although that would downplay the originality of her vocal style and visuals.
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"A lot of companies are reassessing their size and costs as they realize that in order to survive in this current climate, character and originality, above all else, need to shine through."
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His music lacks Varèse's pitiless severity, Boulez's fine-grained intellectualism, Stravinsky's happy embrace of aesthetic discipline—or, on purely American terms, the joyful, uncompromising originality of a fellow Southern Californian, Harry Partch.
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Yet Mr. Nikolic, whose 2015 feature "Allure" had an engaging originality that this movie lacks, has a talent for conjuring wistful disillusion among those buffeted by the winds of capitalism and change.
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A committee will then choose the six couples — who must be Australian residents who are over the age of 18 and already engaged — based on the creativity and originality of their responses.
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Movie studios are not known for their fast footwork, but Sony succeeded with "The Shallows" in part by moving its release earlier to take advantage of a shortage of originality at multiplexes.
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Lenin's originality as a tactical thinker came less from his revision of Marxism than from his belief that Marxist thought could not be mechanically applied to every situation in the same way.
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She found artists whose figuration had the originality that she sought and over the years represented many of them, including Alison Saar, Robert Colescott, William N. Copley, Gillian Jagger and Mark Greenwold.
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The discussion will consider questions around ownership, originality, responsibility, ethics, and authorship in 21st century art production, as well as issues of artistic license, and the use / re-use of existent material.
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Eventually, following a year of treatment, he scrapped what he was working on and began anew: the result was async, an album of startling originality, both fragile and robust, released in 2017.
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" Ms. Griffin-Black waited for Mr. Black to finish, something I noticed they reflexively did for each other, before adding, "Our products celebrate well-being and originality; they're healthy and they nurture.
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But it would be wrong not to hail Arimah's exhilarating originality: She is conducting adventures in narrative on her own terms, keeping her streak of light, that bright ember, burning fiercely, undimmed.
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The MacArthur fellowships, awarded annually by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation for "extraordinary originality and dedication," come with a no-strings-attached award of $235,258, distributed over five years.
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Still, the true originality of "Call the Midwife" might be in those repeated scenes of labor, which punctuate the show in the way that violence or sex does on other cable series.
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Don't be afraid to share your originality during the next few years, because you'll realize new ideas and how to share them in ways you've always wanted to, but never knew how!
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Once acclimatized, I recognized that I was having an encounter with radical originality, and that understanding this work on its own complicated, rewarding terms would mean rethinking what a story could be.
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And even the movies based on comic properties (which have long been side-eyed for a lack of originality by many critics and even some audiences) pulled in stronger-than-average reviews.
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It won't hurt your eyes, but Huawei's not winning any originality awards for this one (also, you'd expect it to be a cube instead of a cylinder, but we'll let that one slide).
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Recently I met an editor who held so tightly to the vision of a perfectly optimized, carefully tuned website that he assigned numerical values to stories based on their originality, length, and reach.
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Just last year, as the makeup brand was launching, many questioned the originality of the brand's Lip Kit packaging, the images on which bore a strong resemblance to makeup artist Vlada Haggerty's creations.
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And despite its decision to go R-rated, the film has often been praised for its boldness and originality, especially at a time when the X-Men movies have started to feel stale.
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The heart-tugging originality of the ad has generated a lot of news attention at a time when most in Iowa are being inundated with brash, negative advertising from the Republican presidential candidates.
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Data: Box Office Mojo; Chart: Andrew Witherspoon / Axios There's a lot of grumbling about the dearth of originality in Hollywood today, and it can't be denied that established properties own the box office.
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The Port Arthur, Texas duo managed to make waves 90 miles down the road in Houston by applying to their music the same virtue that was paramount to the city's auto aficionados: originality.
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The rapper delivered the performance of the night,... Google's latest Android ad aired tonight at the Grammy's, and it was only fitting that it use music to play up Google's drive for originality.
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Since then, he's spent prolonged periods of time in both New York and Berlin, and is currently devoted to pushing the limits of both sound quality and musical originality in a club environment.
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Part Prince, part Sade, and part Blood Orange, KWAYE takes all the most flavoursome elements of 1980s synth-pop and R&B and sprinkles it with originality, pushing it into the present day.
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The MacArthur fellowships, awarded annually by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation for exceptional "originality, insight and potential," come with a no-strings-attached award of $267,232, distributed over five years.
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By day, the floral designer Lewis Miller creates arrangements of abundance and originality for understated events at such venues as the Maidstone Club, the Stone Barns Center, and the New York Public Library.
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"What is amazing here now is the originality and energy with which young people have absorbed those influences, and then have created their own scene in an authentic and African way," she said.
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We also ranked their ideas for originality: Common uses received lower scores (using a sock to warm your feet), while uncommon uses received higher scores (using a sock as a water filtration system).
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The MacArthur fellowships, awarded annually by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation for exceptional "originality, insight and potential," come with a no-strings-attached award of $237,251, distributed over five years.
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In addition to its more international scope, "Making the Cut" will reportedly differ from "Project Runway" in its emphasis on the business side of fashion, with marketability being just as important as originality.
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They lose their Wikipedia tone and become more intimate, more like that of a cool fairy godmother recounting tales you need to hear without too much worry about sources, originality or historical accuracy.
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It's driven by the market right here right now, and the worse thing is, it pretends to be fashion, because there are no institutions in Brazil to care for our quality and originality.
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"People have become less concerned with originality and more interested in drivability," said Tom Scarpello, founder of Revology, which builds copies of early Mustangs with new bodies grafted to modern suspensions and drivetrains.
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Victor Davis Hanson does, however, explain in passing and in the book's concluding two chapters why he thinks Trump has been a good president, and this argument has some genuine merit and originality.
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"There are details in the cartoon, sketched in charcoal, that are remarkable for their originality," Antonella Ranaldi, Milan's principal official in charge of art and archaeology, said at a news conference on Monday.
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Her early Gaumont pictures were attributed to her male assistants, and their originality and quality went unrecognized, in spite of evidence of her influence on later auteurs like Sergei Eisenstein and Alfred Hitchcock.
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The MacArthur fellowships, awarded annually by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation for exceptional "originality, insight and potential," come with a no-strings-attached award of $246,242, distributed over five years.
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The other came on Monday when the violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja, an artist of fierce originality, played Prokofiev's Violin Concerto No. 2 on her own terms, supported by Mr. Jurowski and his willing players.
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Known colloquially as the "genius" grant (to the annoyance of the foundation), the fellowship honors "extraordinary originality" and comes with a no-strings-attached grant of $625,000, to be distributed over five years.
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While they are lighthearted, personal odes to his loyal pal, these fine-lined images attest to the skill and originality of Guérard, who was one of the most respected printmakers of his time.
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Granted, it's hard to find much originality in movies that essentially have their roots in the consumer-products division -- based on another 27-year-old movie, as filtered through a long-running Broadway production.
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Taylor Swift defended fellow musician Hayley Kiyoko after the artist, whose fans affectionately refer to as "Lesbian Jesus," used Swift as an example when talking about originality and songwriting in an interview with Refinery29.
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As these women express their anger and frustration, their regrets and their hopes, they are, finally, appearing in a movie in which they reveal the depth and the originality of their own character. ♦
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Students also can take advantage of the new tools, notes Google, as the feature will allow them to run these "originality reports" up to three times before submitting their final work to their teacher.
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As wary of highbrow pretensions as he is of commercial moviemaking and its co-option of a once-rebellious youth culture, he has often sought originality in the cracks between high and low genres.
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Image credit: AppleIt's hard to stand out when you are one of millions of people with the same phone, but choosing the color of your iPhone can still afford you a semblance of originality.
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When the originality of Burke's jobs plan came under scrutiny, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel columnist Christian Schneider opined that plagiarism controversies often have the most impact when they reinforce preexisting weaknesses in a candidate's validity.
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"Born in Mexico in 1907, artist, activist, and feminist icon, Frida Kahlo, was and continues to be a symbol of strength, originality, and unwavering passion," reads the extremely vague description on the Barbie website.
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They honor these artists on multiple levels: as icons of originality and brilliance, as interpreters of a changing culture and society, and as role models for people long erased from the history of art.
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Fashion Review MILAN — The women's empowerment movement can take designers down some unexpected paths, their compasses swiveling between the magnetic poles of relevance and originality, mapping out their season with varying degrees of success.
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"Mifune: The Last Samurai" is a celebration of the originality and influence of the Japanese star Toshiro Mifune (1920-1997), shown as a rare actor capable of the subtlest stoicism and the wildest bravado.
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" First lady Melania Trump and her aides aren't exactly known for originality when it comes to public messaging, and on Monday she bolstered that legacy with the debut of her new initiative, "Be Best.
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P-orridge's path is extraordinary in both its ambition and originality; those of us lucky enough to hear them speak came away with pearls of wisdom and instructions on how to unearth our true selves.
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Miller was chosen from 10 ladies vying for the final spot, after competing in a nationwide search for Miss 52, a woman who best embodies Miss USA based on originality, personality and a web interview.
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Some sections of the game have a spark of pure originality: One section of the game takes place entirely within a brazen bull, and another is among the sunken ruins of a sea-claimed city.
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Here, we present some of the absolute best celebrity Halloween costumes — an objective call we made based not on how good or hot they looked, but on originality, humor, and devotion to the holiday spirit.
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In The Fur Trade in Canada, Harold Innis, a political economist known for originality and intellectual derring-do, chronicled a fierce four-way battle for domination of Canada from the 17th to the 20th centuries.
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That's because making a song of the summer is not about originality: it is about the joy of our cyclical return to warmer, better days, embodied by the carefree voices of the stars we idolize.
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That may sound like faint praise given the startling mediocrity of "Monsters University" and "Cars 2," but what "Dory" lacks in dazzling originality it more than makes up for in warmth, charm and good humor.
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Montgomery County, Maryland's report card, for instance, grades the following "Thinking and Academic Success Skills": analysis, collaboration, effort/motivation/persistence [a long-winded way to say grit], elaboration, evaluation, intellectual risk-taking, metacognition, and originality.
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And in a contemporary context, with their shiny-bright replication of an earlier idiom (and the color in this canvas is startlingly clear), they offer a fascinating slant on the debate around originality and commodification.
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Shifting his color palette for each setting of Muddy's life, Turk captures the legendary musician's proud originality with his own dazzling virtuosity on the page, incorporating materials including old newspaper clippings, printer's ink and paint.
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When the Brando-esque gentleman in that first rental asked what I thought of the peculiar, three-dimensional artwork (eyeballs floating in oatmeal?) on the carpeted walls, I sensed a trap and praised their originality.
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Mr. Kakehashi marked his 30th year at Roland with an autobiography, "I Believe in Music," in 2002; his second book, "An Age Without Samples: Originality and Creativity in the Digital World," was published this year.
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The screen musical revival went from a vibrant return to a beloved form, and flattened into watered-down entertainment safe for wider audiences and lacking in the originality and sparkle that makes people love them.
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Finding creative expression under the influence of and in opposition to white rule, the island people of the Caribbean by the 20th century became renowned for the originality of their music, literature and revolutionary politics.
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Anna Laerkesen, a leading ballerina in the Royal Danish Ballet who, breaking a traditional mold, won international acclaim for her poetic originality as a dancer in the 1960s and later as a choreographer, died on Jan.
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When reached for comment by MUNCHIES via email on Wednesday, a noosa representative explained that judges measure entries based on the caption (33 percent), the photo's "originality" (33 percent), and "the taste bud appeal" (34 percent).
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Another cultural crisis is looming as we realize that "new" or popular styles will be increasingly optimized for their algorithmic reproducibility (in other words, designed to spread meme-like over digital platforms) instead of their originality.
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Ben did a comedic take on a burlesque number that was by far the best of the night, not only for its originality but also because it showed off her individual character more than anyone else's.
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" When I ask him about "originality," he says, "When you meet a person you don't need them to have three eyes… Good rock and roll can't be too intellectual and it can't have too many words.
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"There is something about the uncompromising originality of her work, the commitment to excellence, the attention to detail, and the closeness of her team that embodies the sensibility of Japan," Kennedy said, the Hollywood Reporter reported.
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Shere Khan the Bengal tiger, Leo the lion, and Baloo the American black bear (no originality points on the names there, guys) all came to NAAS after being rescued from a drug dealer's basement in Atlanta.
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Agnès Varda's 1977 drama, "One Sings, the Other Doesn't," which screens June 1-7 at BAM Cinématek, is a radical blend of genres and moods that matches its artistic originality with its protagonists' quietly revolutionary audacity.
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The story line of the new film is essentially ripped from the 1984 version of "Terminator," and while it's not unsuccessful —or boring to watch — a little originality would have done a lot for the film.
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Children's Books HOLD HANDS Written and illustrated by Sara Varon Varon's singular visual style — bright, friendly and completely zany — and her deft, economical writing make this simple ode to holding hands burst with originality and charm.
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However, "poetic cubism" fails to capture Cendrars's linguistic originality; in fact, he was never identified with any literary movement and was, himself, completely indifferent to the characterizations and classifications of the poetic idioms of his time.
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A rollicking tenor saxophonist with his feet firmly planted in the soul-jazz tradition, Person improvises with great fluency and creativity — treating blues clichés as valid ingredients, but mixing in plenty of lyrical originality as well.
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If you have an amazing cheese slice, why bog it down with piles of olives and chicken vindaloo and salsa or whatever else you're trying to clog up your pizza with in the name of originality?
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They read not just as though their initiating subjects were noticed quickly but as though they were written quickly; they seem uninterested in pursuing the goals of the short essay, which are precision, originality and speed.
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A painter, printmaker, photographer, and influential arts educator, Dow introduced Smith to the significant styles and ideas of the day, including Art Nouveau and Symbolism, which she boldly asserted in her mature work, with sparkling originality.
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Makeup artist Vlada Haggerty is questioning the originality of a Kylie Cosmetics product image posted to Instagram yesterday, citing strong similarities between its packaging and that of one previously created by the artist and a few colleagues.
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Then something went wrong, someone turned against me, perhaps out of jealousy, I'll never know, and he or she circulated a rumor that I was an artistic hack and called into question the originality of my work.
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"I was thinking about cultural flow, originality, hybridity and appropriation," said Bora Kim, 34, who came up with the idea of forming a K-pop pop act while completing a Masters of Fine Arts at Columbia University.
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You might think stickers are for kids, but they're actually super fun and whimsical gifts for adults that can be used to add much needed originality and flair to things like boring laptops, notebooks, and Hydro Flasks.
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Whenever a movie remake or reboot comes out, there's a general outcry about the lack of originality in Hollywood, and how retooling existing properties is leaving a vast number of original scripts drifting out there, forever unproduced.
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"A digitally remastered sound recording made as a copy of the original analog sound recording will rarely exhibit the necessary originality to qualify for independent copyright protection," Circuit Judge Richard Linn wrote for a 3-0 panel.
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"In the name of internationalisation and diversity, [cultural policy makers] are in danger of becoming contributors to the destruction of originality and obstinacy which has gained the Volksbühne an international reputation and worldwide recognition," the letter reads.
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So, in order to make a "good" abstract painting, is some element of originality de rigueur, or, because the subject of many an abstract painting appears to have become abstract painting itself, is mere style-copying enough?
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The English adjective "creative" dates to the 17th century; it was likely during the Enlightenment that it gained wide use as a descriptor for human endeavors, often artistic or literary, that have qualities of originality and excellence.
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James Corden and Niall Horan may not win any originality prizes for their sketch about hot wings — it's not a patch on The Late Late Show host's recent Usher skit either — but you can't fault their dedication.
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But even if Sony is willing to shell out a budget that is upward of $100 million, the pressure to top what "Into The Spider-Verse" accomplished will be challenging because of its originality, according to Robbins.
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Or maybe Perry could have had an outcome more like Ariana Grande, whose 2019 No. 1 "7 Rings" was the subject of several claims about its originality, particularly a cadence associated with 20203 Chainz or Soulja Boy.
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"Excursions" revolves around an incantatory spoken-word poem by Kevin Coval, assailing notions of racial purity: "The myth of originality leads to fascism," he declares, over a forward-tripping bass line and an unsettled murmur of horns.
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Painting very simply, he lets his paintings speak for themselves in a language of primary color and other signs of expressive urgency, including the overt naiveté of their manner and the deadpan originality of their subject matter.
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The fellowship, often referred to as the "genius" grant, awards $625,000 to "talented individuals who have shown extraordinary originality and dedication in their creative pursuits," according to the MacArthur Foundation, which announced its new recipients Sept. 25.
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Fun Mom Dinner seems like it could be a gamble — movies about moms cutting loose exist already — but the fact that this one is premiering at Sundance bodes well for both its originality and its humor quotient.
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The band recalls Crazy Horse, The Grateful Dead, and a steroided iteration of Van Morrison circa Astral Weeks, but Nance's voice reaches a primal yodel consistently enough for the project to be infected with a true originality.
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Way before its official release just last month, Aurion: Legacy of the Kori-Odan—an African action role-playing game about a mythic black hero—was lauded for its originality and country-specific nature by the international press.
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The buying and selling of new kinds of work as well the age-old anxiety among owners regarding questions of authenticity and originality compelled buyers, sellers, and artists to entrust attorneys with the safeguarding of their property interests.
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The judge ruled that the phrase "haters gonna hate", lacked "the modicum of originality and creativity required for copyright protection", observing that American popular culture was already "heavily steeped in the concepts of players, haters and player haters".
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It was supposed to be the movie that signaled WB/DC could do something outside of their typical comic book movie formula, but instead it falls victim to that very formula, robbing the unique premise of any originality.
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But GAIKA's real achievement is crafting a record that presents an uprising with pride, personality, and originality, something that could usher in a new era of British rap music on its way to bursting down every megalomaniac's door.
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Spark, working closely with Shelley's diaries and paying careful attention to the author's eight years of near-constant pregnancy and loss, argued that "Frankenstein" was no minor piece of genre fiction but a literary work of striking originality.
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The last two years have proven to everyone in the business that Leitch can direct something on time and on budget, and also bring an originality to the action sequences that sets his movies apart from most blockbusters.
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Often backed by New York pros more understated than their counterparts back in New Orleans, she's slyer than a first listen suggests—give her some time and her originality will stand there hands on hips until you notice.
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"Each new work offers more evidence of the originality, intelligence and high purpose that make her our most gifted writer for children," Selma G. Lanes, a fellow author, wrote in The New York Times Book Review in 270.
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But what these titles lack in size or legacy, they make up for in originality and ambition, often zooming in on stories that have been overlooked or misrepresented in traditional magazines, and publishing them on their own terms.
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The designers Reem Acra and Ines Di Santo, both known for pushing the boundaries of bridal fashion, infused colors into their collection, made specifically for the bride who wants to make a powerful statement of originality and nonconformity.
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But the art/life conceit acquires special pith in Merz's case, beginning with her marginal standing in the Arte Povera group and the way that she navigated it: by making it the keynote of a personal, untrammelled originality.
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"Although cinema patrons may be surfeited with underworld tales, this particular effusion has the distinct advantage of being endowed with originality and suspense and also of being exceedingly well directed," Mordaunt Hall wrote in The New York Times.
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" Stephen Holden, writing for The New York Times, called it "essentially a formulaic comedy, but it has enough glimmerings of originality and wit to make you wish it were much bolder and funnier than it turns out to be.
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His originality is obvious within the opening minutes of "Your Name", with their zooming "camera" movement, their snappy editing, their unusual angles, their richly-detailed cityscapes and rural vistas, and, most of all, their variety of gorgeous lighting effects.
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The nub of the show's originality, and its appeal, is probably Miranda's daring, foundational insight -- that Alexander Hamilton and his co-revolutionaries were proto-hip-hoppers, that Hamilton's almost obsessive writing was akin to the word-floods of rappers.
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Noam: One of the main things the movie lacked for me was any sense originality or a particular perspective, so I would point people to two biopics that really seemed to think hard about how to present iconic characters.
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Yes, the country was once a copycat haven, but that has changed as the learnings of copying have led to originality: The first act of copying didn't turn into an anti-innovation mentality that its creator could never shake.
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"I have a commitment to beauty and the struggles of our human condition, with the emphasis being on the individual, relying on motifs and archetypes with less emphasis on originality and innovation for their own sake," he tells Creators.
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The old copycat label has also been well and truly shed, and while I think Xiaomi can refine its designs and improve on the quality of its manufacturing, I have no lingering doubts about the originality of its work.
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Nominees will be put through a holistic process of research and scoring, using a proprietary blend of quantitative criteria, such as valuation, venture capital raised and estimated user growth, along with qualitative criteria, including originality, regulatory environment and scalability.
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The staggering originality of Fure's latest work—and of music by Chaya Czernowin, Liza Lim, Clara Iannotta, Kate Soper, Linda Catlin Smith, and dozens of others—makes one think that mostly female seasons might have to become the norm.
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In the last sections of the exhibition, devoted to Alvise, panels from Bari, Barletta, Bergamo, Venice and Amiens reveal a technical mastery and originality in composition suggesting that the last Vivarini merits more attention than he has generally received.
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This is what I said about his work in 2014: In an age when originality is dead and authenticity is considered a relic of the past, his paintings are Romantic throwbacks — bigger, more comforting versions of the real thing.
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Either way, at least the opportunity for puns (Game of Corporate Thrones came to mind) and the energy was high, despite the level of originality being pretty low, and the proposition itself being more office party than office politics.
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The city that has put so much effort into courting the wealthiest people on earth — trashing soul, artistry, vibrant chaos and originality in the process — now offers them less in the way of a certain kind of luxury experience.
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And though the field trip called to mind a similar expedition by Andy Kaufman, who took his audience from Carnegie Hall one night in 1979 on charter buses for a snack of milk and cookies, it lacked its originality.
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Though the eulogy is modelled on classical stoic death scenes reaching back to Plato's Phaedo, its originality lies in Montaigne's honest reporting of the comic absurdities of his friend's passing, and of his own emotional ambivalence at his death.
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The second third of the book is still good, often excellent (the famous scenes of Huck and Jim out on the river with all those colorful characters), but it doesn't have the depth and originality of the first third.
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Watching some 18-year-old from Oklahoma sing his heart out at an American Idol audition, we'll analyze his technique and weigh his originality, and I'll explain a little about whatever pop, rock, or R&B traditions he's honoring.
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These other works don't equal the exhilarating videos, yet they reiterate, localize and put into words the complex implications of Ms. Reynaud-Dewar's dancing — which itself demonstrates not only the freedom and vulnerability but also the precision essential to originality.
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"Iturria's work has been shown in the United States before, but considering its originality and the artist's profile in his home region, it deserves to be even better known here," Giasson told me during a recent visit to the museum.
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But what this irresistibly giddy song may have lacked in originality, it has made up for with countless twirls on the dance floor over the years, tossing your head and your inhibitions in the hopes to feel the heat with somebody.
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It's also true that Hearthstone's massive success has spawned a litany of digital card game clones, such as Gwent for fans of The Witcher and Elder Scrolls: Legends for residents of Skyrim, and Valve fans expect a bit more originality.
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Samuelson played down the originality of some of his work (he referred to the Stolper-Samuelson theorem as just an extension of the work of Eli Hecksher and Bertil Ohlin) as well as his contributions to collaborations with other economists.
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The decision was a victory for Led Zeppelin, one of the top selling rock acts of all time, after an week-long trial in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles that had called into question the originality of their signature song.
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