Like Mr Carrey, he occasionally plays up his own eccentricities.
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By standing with Obama, Clinton plays up her own experience.
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Trump plays up the alleged threat of crime committed by immigrants.
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The trailer plays up the more dangerous aspects of the race.
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Mr Netanyahu often plays up the Arab threat, particularly at election time.
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Even as the production plays up the Beckettian verbosity, some absurdity remains.
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In particular, the new trailer plays up the absurdity of the premise.
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The strategy plays up controversy at every available opportunity to generate attention.
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The gentrification also plays up the dissonance the characters feel throughout the movie.
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The White House plays up the fact that overall spending would still increase.
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The GSN version, though, hosted by Mike Richards, really plays up the contentiousness.
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No country plays up the idea of representing a civilisation more than China does.
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O'Brien usually plays up his image as a sort of sweet, self-deprecating buffoon.
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Its rechargeable lithium-ion battery plays up to 12 hours without compromising sound quality.
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Netflix, to a distasteful degree, plays up the ghoulish fascination he exerts over us.
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My version plays up the lemon, heightening the juice with loads of grated zest.
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Mr. Sherwood, the ABC executive, plays up Ms. Barr's contribution to the network's success.
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It plays up Mama Bear relationships in a way that felt familiar to Lopez.
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Meanwhile, Orth plays up Lee's stereotypically gay characteristics, from his neatness to his effeminacy.
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The 60-second video is funny, succinct and plays up the Mate 9's strengths.
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That sounds impressive, but virtually every phone manufacturer plays up its supposedly superior camera capabilities.
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Netflix has dropped the new trailer for Sense8 Season 2, which plays up the Whispers storyline.
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The movie isn't without its critics, especially in the way it plays up stereotypes of Africans.
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It plays up the most glorious aspects of Poland's history, such as the anti-Nazi resistance.
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Maleficent's bedroom plays up her love of purple and gives a nod to her famous horns.
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And if she's not sporting a red lip, she says she plays up her eyes instead.
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In another, a tour guide plays up to Western tourists' expectations in order to make money.
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Of course, the media wants a race and naturally plays up any sign of controversy among Dems.
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Abebe Aemro Selassie, the director of the IMF's African department, plays up the potential for faster growth.
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Jeb Bush's campaign plays up the threat of ISIS in a new ad airing in New Hampshire.
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This is an idea Sanders regularly plays up on the campaign trail and on the debate stage.
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His online resume plays up his position as lead trial attorney in the "successful prosecution" of Manafort.
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And the "Despacito" video's dreamy imagery of the Puerto Rican landscape plays up reggaeton's association with Caribbean Latinidad.
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But Guernier plays up the successes the company is having in small towns that aren't so far removed.
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Those three elements offset what is a generally lower-impact fastball, and as a result it plays up.
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He casts his rivals as an angry, liberal and dangerous "mob" and plays up gains in the economy.
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Despite having been a Brussels insider, Mr Schulz plays up a sense of being a political insurgent in Germany.
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Avery plays up the dad card in a real way, insisting that he doesn't make promises he can't keep.
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"Town Called Malice," itself an upbeat track with sinister undertones, plays up how twisted life is under The Saviors.
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Merriman doesn't have much interest in moralizing about their violence; he plays up the theatricality of it all instead.
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That scene plays up with an almost unbearable tension, because it feels, for want of a better word, real.
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It plays up her farming roots and her "strong conservative" record, while connecting her with Bryant and his administration.
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Orbán, dealing with large numbers of Muslim migrants, plays up fears of terrorism and the demise of "Christian" culture.
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This pill-shaped speaker will give you booming sound that plays up to 20 hours on a single charge.
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This year, the four plays up for best play all have the distinction of all being written by American authors.
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The marketing copy on Dark Souls II's Steam page even plays up the series's "renowned obscurity" as a selling point.
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With its heavy focus on foreign policy and experience in a crisis, the ad plays up ways in which Mrs.
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And it plays up myth only to beat it down and then twist it around on us in unexpected ways.
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Russia plays up these divisions to weaken its rivals or, ideally, install pro-Russian leaders in the corridors of power.
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Without any dialogue, the film plays up fears that the government's rapid expansion is an economic hoax expediting environmental ruin.
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But when dealing with largely Mexican and Central American migrants rather than Muslims, he plays up the threat of crime.
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Blackmore especially appreciated the way the film plays up the inherent, feminist tension in the very idea of a witch.
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Mr. de Blasio often plays up his Italian heritage and has made high-profile trips to his mother's ancestral homeland.
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Quite consciously, the album plays up the obscurantism, the eerie spirituality, to maximize a semblance of profundity befitting a Last Testament.
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But Park plays up the erotic horror, and the pain and satisfaction of first loves, until the tension becomes nearly unbearable.
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In contrast, Fubo plays up all the sports available in its service, including offerings from Fox and NBCUniversal (but not ESPN).
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The new trailer plays up the the steamy intimacy between the stars, but also shows that we're in for a thriller.
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He plays up to five hours a day but seems to be in no danger of becoming a freemason so far.
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He plays up his own marketability as well, noting a long list of mainstream media outlets that have written about him.
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Mustela plays up choosing products based on baby skin types, much the same way, say, Sephora does for those babies' moms.
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And she plays up her 25-year financial career—indeed, several critics have emerged to accuse her of embellishing its significance.
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Mr. Thomas's more practical approach plays up sessions like taxes and self-publishing, and he concedes it hasn't actually taken off.
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Instead, this window on a bygone era plays up Mr. Perrier as a lovable old spark plug on the way out.
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Lee plays up to his role as the resident fool, creating a hilarious foil for Yoo&aposs self-styled master detective.
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Carrey plays up Robotnik as the cartoon villain he is, and it's a true delight to watch him in his element.
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A resume that plays up culture and personality paints a fuller, more robust picture of you that invites engagement and bonding.
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Once you get past a first video that auto-plays up top, you'll find a full-screen grid of things to watch.
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And not only does it blend to make the perfect match, but it also plays up the shimmery finish on the shirt.
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It ranks at No. 4 for highest-grossing Indian film franchises and plays up the likable everyman character Khan is known for.
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A movie theater that plays up-to-40-minute video clips of pop philosophy and science and a heaping dose of bullshit.
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Atlanta often plays up to the moment; it has earned victories over the Spurs, the Cavs and the Rockets (in early November).
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Far from needing Scott to save her, the film repeatedly plays up the idea that they are partners, in crime-fighting and love.
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The trailer plays up Shape of Water as a thriller, and it's not not that – but it's really even better as a romance.
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But he also denounces Islamic radicalism and plays up the difficulty of integrating refugees from countries with "different systems", like Afghanistan and Iraq.
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"His stuff plays up here, but he's a guy pitching in the rotation for the first time in September," Collins said of Montero.
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"We spent a lot of time talking about it internally," Counsell said, adding that he loves how Hader's arsenal plays up in relief.
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The film also plays up the bloodletting aspects of the story, with recreated footage of vials, tubes, needles, and lab detritus appearing throughout.
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"The media plays up the models and actresses who have a baby, and two weeks later are looking like sexpots," Dr. Hutcherson says.
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The ad plays up McSally's military service, while attacking Sinema for "protesting us in a pink tutu" after the 9/85033 terrorist attacks.
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Battle tested First-time candidate Crow, the Democrat, plays up his military service on the campaign trail and weaves it into his narrative.
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And that plays up against Denver, because if you're one-dimensional against this defense and play to their strength, things can go south.
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The company now employs about 575,503 people worldwide, up more than 50 percent in the past year, a fact Amazon frequently plays up.
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But Mr. Trump, a devoted news consumer who relishes his coverage, plays up his conflicts with reporters in part to excite his supporters.
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New marketing plays up future careers in medicine and tech, as well as generous tuition benefits for a generation crushed by student debt.
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It wants to draw Hong Kong closer to Beijing by fostering patriotism that plays up the party's achievements and whitewashes its tumultuous history.
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New marketing plays up future careers in medicine and tech, as well as generous tuition benefits for a generation crushed by student debt.
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He plays up the Norwegian self-possession against all that hot-blooded Middle Eastern behavior, and, in his hands, both sides become stereotypes.
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This trailer plays up the prison break elements a lot more than the last — and does a lot more to highlight Benicio del Toro.
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The first trailer for the film adaptation of How to Talk to Girls at Parties has just arrived, and it plays up the alienation.
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In the video, Drake plays up his Spanish-language skills, referring to Bad Bunny, who sits next to him, as "el mejor" ("the best").
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He prefers to rely on "Our Island Story", a children's history book from 1905 by Henrietta Elizabeth Marshall that plays up the British Empire.
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A savvy politician, Salvini plays up the anti-elitist, "man of the people" vibe, and he's skilled at promoting this persona on social media.
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From that stew emerged a series that plays down the supernatural, at least in the early going, and plays up the mystery and conspiracy.
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In this recent interpretation, Gaiman plays up the tale's inherent horror, well-matched in its nightmarishness by Mattotti's stark black-and-white ink illustrations.
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Breakfast is served at Taylor & Clay and the hotel also plays up its free Grub to Go bags, which include fruit, yogurt and granola.
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The ad plays up Quist's support for gun rights after he came under fire earlier this year for suggesting a registry for assault weapons.
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The children's classic The Secret Garden is getting a gorgeous new adaptation that looks like it plays up the story's magical elements and imagery.
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It's waterproof, so you can bring it to the beach or out in the rain, and plays up to 10 hours on a charge.
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Early in the film, Lizzie plays up the horror aspects, with the score and shot selection calling to mind 1970s horror flicks like The Omen.
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The company often plays up how popular local content in markets like Korea, Latin America and other places is with its viewers across the world.
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The 30-second TV ad plays up Lamb's career as a Marine veteran who "still loves to shoot" and his time as a federal prosecutor.
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" Vanity Fair plays up Bannon's Harvard and Goldman Sachs past and calls him "the most potent conservative news executive in a post–Roger Ailes landscape.
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The First Flight pitch page definitely plays up the appeal of wearing something like this under the kind of suit a person might wear to work.
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Tuesday's earnings mark Intel's first under a new financial reporting structure that plays up new revenue streams after client computing, the company's largest business, suffered declines.
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When Haley first ventures into the basement to find her dad, Aja plays up the muck, gunk, and early hints of gore for all they're worth.
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"This plays up the risk of intervention, in a lot of people minds, and that's why you see the dollar weakening" against major currencies, said Chandler.
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The main difference is that Dan Gilroy turned Gyllenhaal into a ghoul, and Vallée plays up the star's boyish looks for maximum maternal-instinct-eliciting effect.
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Like Poshmark, Vinted's platform plays up the social element, using an online chat feature to help people buy, sell and swap clothes at a low cost.
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The design plays up Havana's history with elements like the turquoise-and-gold Constante Bar, named after the bartender who came up with the Hemingway Daiquiri.
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What Mr. Nelson, who keeps adding to these plays up until hours before their first performances, does is quieter and, ultimately, far sadder and more resonant.
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The Pepsi ad plays up the point by having Ms. Jenner's character arrive at the protest straight from what appears to be a fashion photo shoot.
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RT France is an arm of RT, formerly known as Russia Today, the Kremlin-financed operation that often plays up dissension and conflict in Western countries.
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This is despite Mr. Sanders's being a 74-year-old with white hair who plays up the grumpiness of the social studies substitute teacher he once was.
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Modi plays up this narrative all the time: about how Delhi's elites hate him, how he's a simple man, a regular working-class, son of the soil.
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This also makes each character feel distinct, as the abstraction of their designs plays up their differences while also conveying a lot about their personalities and mood.
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He arrives in a half a million pound Rolls Royce Phantom you know, designer clothes, shades, long coat and everything - he plays up to being a star.
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The NFL is a huge part of this, with plays up 250 percent and viewing hours up 23 percent in Q2200 2018, versus the year-ago quarter.
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The trailer plays up the romance between the two characters as it opens, with Pratt's Jim Preston asking Lawrence's Aurora out on a date with a robot.
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"It kind of plays up the internal divide within the Republican Party between social conservatives and business conservatives," said James Wigderson, editor of the conservative RightWisconsin blog.
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Now that he pitches for shorter stints, his fastball plays up — it averaged 97 miles an hour in his debut — and he mixes in curveballs and cutters.
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Replete with bold colors, kitschiness, and eye-catching couture, the younger Fanning plays up the poetic potential of her last name in the short, Elle Fanning's Fan Fantasy.
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The former Miss USA and ghd brand ambassador often plays up her look — a mohawk braid and fishtail pony here, dreamy waves topped with an embellished headband there.
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The video also plays up his roots in Iowa, a state that could be critical because it's the first to hold a caucus for the 2020 presidential elections.
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Oftentimes, these worlds appear to resemble other Doom maps because of their theming and texture use, too, which only further plays up that feeling of alienation and dissonance.
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The design plays up the deliberate tridimensional distortion and uses asymmetric volumes, high-contrast textures, and abstract shapes to give emphasis to this idea of motion and malleability.
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This trailer really plays up the film's sense of adventure, and while I'm not exactly sold on it, it's definitely closer to what I suspect people are looking for.
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Ayer's tongue-in-cheek tone plays up the killer instincts of the Suicide Squad along with a plot that sees them try to sacrifice themselves for the greater good.
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At the same time, savvy Chinese brands like SeeYoung, offering a popular silicon-free shampoo, and Pechoin, a maker of skincare products that plays up local ingredients, gained rapidly.
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In the sales gallery, an electronic display plays up Forest City's "strategic location" and places it at the center of a map of Beijing's Belt and Road Initiative projects.
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One promo emphasizes blockbusters like "Wonder Woman" — the opposite of the current best picture contenders, which are mostly art films — and plays up stage extravaganzas mounted at Oscars past.
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His reporting plays up acts of vandalism, violence, and hostility to free speech without a comparable focus on the much more frequent and deadly actions of right-wing extremists.
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While the show plays up the idea that PiperChat is becoming a haven for child predators, the real connection to the tech industry is around the ethics of data collection.
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The teaser plays up the mysterious dynamic of its headliners, with no sign of the other Hollywood heavyweights with roles in the film, among them Jared Leto and Robin Wright.
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Yesterday, the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) released a report arguing that, in fact, tech reporting is too "pessimistic" about tech, and plays up concerns with technology for clicks.
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As Portia, she expertly plays up the character traits she's been toying with since she was young, toeing the line between vain ditz and loveable diva like only she can.
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There is an overwhelming sense of "stuckness" — and the fantasy that Trump plays to, and plays up, is that he can pull the sword from the stone and do deals.
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The BBC put out a dark and tense initial teaser today that shows Benedict Cumberbatch back in action as Sherlock Holmes and plays up the mystery around Moriarty's potential survival.
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Jared Golden, who currently serves as the Maine Legislature's assistant Democratic leader, announced his bid Thursday with a campaign ad that plays up his Maine roots and his military service.
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Even the triumphal ad that Nike cut for Durant plays with and plays up this circle of vengefulness between critics real and imagined against Durant, and Durant against those critics.
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And while Trump plays up these examples of nonexistent evidence, he doesn't address the existing corroborating evidence — that 20 years ago, she told two friends who remember the details today.
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Apple plays up its green credentials, but the truth is that Apple only invested in renewable energy, and began phasing out toxic chemicals when public pressure became too strong to ignore.
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But she certainly has a softer side, and she can be a very sweet person…She definitely plays up the kind of like, maybe, ditzy or whatever, she's no dummy, right?
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Mr. Caro, who also wrote the script, favors the comedic potential of this couple's situation and plays up the good humor with visual jokes, frivolous misadventures and upbeat pop rock music.
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The onslaught worked: "All I Want for Christmas" was the most-streamed song in the country last week, with more than 45 million plays, up from 35 million the week prior.
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Watts' new do — a textured, asymmetrical cut, thanks to celebrity hairstylist Renato Campora — plays up the star's layers and gradually moves from the back to a much longer length in the front.
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When the media plays up certain roles, like women continuously being cast as the Vanna White figure in the magic industry, it's difficult for people like Zurbano to be a feminist magician.
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Life: Klobuchar, 59, has one of the highest approval ratings over any senator in his or her home state, and she plays up her everyday persona (see her memoir, The Senator Next Door).
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The impoverished state boasts of its military might to project strength globally but also plays up the need to defend itself from external threats as a way to maintain control domestically, analysts say.
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Emphasizing "intention and repetition" in the California massacres, Madley plays up the designing role of state and federal officials, in contrast to previous writers who stressed the autonomy and agency of local vigilantes.
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Determined to capitalize on Hart's comedic chops, director Neil Burger ("Divergent") plays up the sillier aspects, while still trying to deliver a heartwarming tale about the bond that forms between the central characters.
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De Palma plays up the adolescent angst in the film's first half but cranks up the suspense in a shattering climax, which is set at a prom where a mean prank goes horribly awry.
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In Kentucky, Representative Andy Barr has called his vote to repeal the ACA "a great day for freedom in America" but now plays up his support of programs to prevent and treat opioid addiction.
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Orban also plays up the idea that "external forces and international powers" like the European Union and the United Nations want to meddle in Hungary's internal affairs and force the country to accept migrants.
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We also meet the entire team that makes Mimi's luxurious life possible as the singer simultaneously majorly plays up her living legend status in one boudoir ready ensemble dripping in diamonds after the next.
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Last year, Mysteryland worked hard to evoke Woodstock '69, while Coachella plays up its own free-spirited desert oasis kind of thing, and Sasquatch has a specifically Northwestern, earthy and crunchy tone going on.
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Facebook's new messaging app Threads is intended as a way to message your very closest pals — but for an app that plays up privacy and intimacy, it sure asks for a lot of information.
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Publicity for the show plays up the feminist angle — Antigone as a woman challenging the patriarchy — and the Afropunk inspiration of the staging, but in performance these are not the resonances that stand out.
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While Mr. Xi is hardly the first Chinese leader to turn to patriotism as a substitute, he has pushed a version that plays up the party's role as a force for restoring China's greatness.
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In the second, the opposing center plays up on the screen, and is rewarded by having to guard Curry in isolation: The Warriors have elite isolation scorers, but they don't rely on isolations very often.
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His simmering, unresolved anger and his refusal to listen to advice about addressing it drives a wedge between Luke and his friends that leaves him dangerously isolated, and Colter adeptly plays up Cage's weary frustration.
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The story certainly plays up the distant, forbidding Alaskan setting, where the sun sets at 3:30PM, the temperatures are lethal, and Medora regards Russell's ordinary outdoor survival gear with something between contempt and pity.
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So this song, in a way, plays up to the "Losing My Edge" idea in that is has lyrics that reference pop culture and put the author in a place of relativity to other things.
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The result is a fun, unexpectedly lighter-than-air film, one that plays up its comedic aspects more than almost any of its brethren while benefiting from Tom Holland's believable boyishness in the title role.
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Heller has touted his work in helping to craft the GOP tax law, but it's an issue some strategists say he's using less often on the campaign trail as he plays up veterans issues instead.
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Dubbed by other members of Parliament as "Honourable Member for the 18th century," Mogg is a cartoonish figure who plays up his aristocratic background and, like Johnson himself, inspires a loyal following among many Conservative activists.
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You'll only see the horizontal scroller in the standalone IGTV app, or if you tap into an IGTV video, and then tap the Browse button for finding a next clip while the last one plays up top.
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It's unclear whether New Orleans head coach Sean Payton harbors any particular animosity toward Williams, but he clearly was giddily hopping around on the sideline after calling trick plays up 20-plus points in the fourth quarter.
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Unferth is best known as a prose fiction writer, and her language is sly and bitterly funny, matched in mood by Haidle's monochromatic, inkwash-style artwork, which plays up the story's whimsy as well as its sadness.
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Garner gamely plays up the neurotic aspects of her character, but comedy flows unevenly out of that dynamic and the colorfully coarse dialogue, and the personalities are too broadly drawn to be particularly interesting when it isn't.
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That means that while Trump plays up diplomacy with adversaries as a good thing for US foreign policy, he also potentially puts American interests at risk when he pursues those meetings without a strong agenda or plan.
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Robbie Collin, The Telegraph: Spielberg pushes these moments right to the brink of corniness, but you wouldn't want it any other way, particularly as the ink-stained romance of the newspaper business plays up to his sentimental streak.
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A new teaser plays up the character design and sense of artistry that Henson put into his famously underrated film, perhaps to reassure fans that all due priority will be given to recreating the rich world they love.
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It's a kind of dark adaptation of the Teen Titans series, and it looks like it's being stylized in an interesting way, with the special effects intentionally taking on a look that plays up the comic book roots.
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A lot also depends on how Apple markets the phone, Zino said, and whether it plays up security as a focal point over traditionally-sought features like 32-gigabyte memory, or aesthetic perks like case color or thinness.
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Book the 25hours Hotel Bikini Berlin starting at $186 per nightA West Berlin 1950s high-rise was transformed into this hip boutique hotel, which plays up its Berlin Zoo-adjacent location with a whimsical, jungle-themed design scheme.
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The standard home invasion nightmare starts with a bump in the night or a "probably just the wind" and Flangan smartly plays up the suspense of whether or not Maddie is even going to realize the guy is there.
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In the years since, though, vaporwave's offshoots have remained vibrant, including stylistic cousins like future funk, which riffs on the disco-house elements of the genre, and mallsoft, which plays up the "muzak" fixations and suggestions of postmodern space.
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The group also runs its own anti-vaccination hotline for parents to call and listen to a recording that plays up fears that the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine causes autism, a theory that's been thoroughly debunked by medical doctors.
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During their early vlog appearances together, Paul plays up Majlak's supervising role, at one point even patting himself on the back for not doing something brash and irrational in front of Majlak, like kicking a ball inside of a store.
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But a surge in tension with traditional foe Pakistan in February has pushed Modi ahead, as he plays up his image as a defender of national security and paints his rivals as weak-kneed, even questioning their patriotism at times.
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Which may explain why Steven Spielberg's film adaptation of Dahl's book The BFG feels so sleepy and dull: It replaces most of the sense of threat with sentiment, and plays up the whimsy at the expense of any other emotion.
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The opening credits for American Horror Story: Cult have arrived, and there's no mistaking the season's theme, which plays up the idea of a political circus with a cavalcade of clowns, alongside figures wearing Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton masks.
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Ho's version plays up the gender-bending themes of the classic tale: the heroine dresses as a man in order to gain access to an imperial school, from which women are barred, and falls in love with a fellow-scholar.
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He bears more than a passing resemblance to his grandfather, Kim Il Sung, the first leader of North Korea — a fact many analysts believe he plays up for his benefit, wearing 1950s-style eyeglasses and Mao suits to heighten the resemblance.
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From a ribbed sweaterdress that plays up our favorite pink and red hues to a star-printed metallic clutch you can tote around to parties or put to good use as a makeup bag, these affordable essentials are equal parts fun and cozy.
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"Voyeurism is certainly a part of viewing any kind of pornography, so it's not surprising, really, that 'voyeur porn,' which plays up the transgressive act of watching something naughty that you are presumably not intended to see has an appeal," Comella says.
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And such confidence in its own material, and respect for our intelligence, makes the game likable: Since RE7 plays up to you, rather than telling you this is funny and you are going to find it so, you're more willing to laugh along.
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It's a bold move that plays up the live-and-in-person element, and it's a wildly different approach to stand-up comedy when compared to Netflix, so it will be interesting to see how this pans out in the coming months.
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Harkening back to supernatural thrillers like Rosemary's Baby, and to the many, many Hammer Horror witchcraft movies, Chilling Adventures also plays up the eroticism of the demonic, and the idea that choosing a life of evil also means eagerly opting in to carnal hedonism.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Britain is committed to free trade with Kenya after it leaves the European Union, British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Thursday on a visit to Nairobi as her government plays up increased trade with non-EU nations as a Brexit selling point.
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In Scotland, where Trump plays up his Scottish roots — his mother was born on the Isle of Lewis and emigrated to the U.S. in 240 — he has encountered stiff resistance to the development plan here, although some local business leaders and residents support it.
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Prikryl not only acknowledges but plays up her role in curating her origins: in "A Package Tour," she casts herself as a kind of intrepid Time Lord, hoisting "a furled umbrella" as she leads her unsuspecting European ancestors toward the poem written about them.
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But if you put aside the film's potential political impact for a moment, it turns out that 213 Hours is a rather gripping contemporary war movie, a suspenseful, hectic siege film that plays up the anxiety and uncertainty of modern warfare for soldiers on the ground.
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He threatens her, and while the film plays up the possibility that he could be the killer, really we know all along that Peter's brand of evil is Generic Douchebag — the variety that makes it all too clear why women need quick and easy access to abortions.
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That's not a coincidence: Netflix has been pushing to grow worldwide for several years, and now routinely plays up the fact that shows it makes work all around the world, no matter what country they originally came from and what language they were originally made in.
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"A few years ago she identified herself in The New York Times as 'white,' though in the book she plays up her Latina side, making reference to a grandmother from Puerto Rico," Esmeralda Bermudez wrote in the Los Angeles Times, in another scathing review of American Dirt.
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WASHINGTON — It is easy to see why President Trump is fond of Mike Pompeo, the director of the C.I.A. Mr. Pompeo proudly plays up his conservative credentials, and he rarely passes up a chance to talk tough — except when it comes to Mr. Trump, of course.
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Ray Metzker's high-contrast photos highlight the geometry formed by cars within their urban surroundings, like in "Philadelphia" (1964), which plays up a trio of white lines formed by the gleam of an open car door, the light emanating from street lamps, and the lane divider on the pavement.
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Also, it's worth noting that this trailer plays up Castle's motivations and the more human side of the story, which could be an intentional choice given that The Punisher's New York ComicCon event was cancelled in the wake of the tragic Las Vegas shooting at the beginning of October.
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Elizabeth Donoghue, Den of Geek: The Bellas are the strength of the movie once more, and are great fun; at this point you feel like you know them (apart from Jessica and Ashley of course) and the script plays up to what the audience expect and warm to about the characters.
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At the same time, Netanyahu has bolstered relations with Russia, talks regularly about a "new horizon" with Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf, especially when it comes to confronting Iran, and plays up Israel's high-tech links to China, India and Africa, where Netanyahu is on a four-day visit.
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Mr. Trump's mannerisms and patois are ineluctably those of New York, something he plays up at times, but he came of age on the mean streets of Jamaica Estates, a wealthy, exclusive, lily-white enclave in Queens, and seems to most enjoy the ambience of his Florida retreat, Mar-a-Lago.
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Oh doesn't have the power arsenal you'd suspect from someone with the nickname the "Final Boss" but his low-to-mid-90s fastball plays up due his abrupt arm action and quality command, and he mixes in a highly effective breaking ball (batters have whiffed on more than half their swings).
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The new Tencent title bears a striking resemblance to PUBG, but there are no dead bodies, while it plays up to a nationalist theme with a focus on China's air force — or, per the Weibo message, "the blue sky warriors that guard our country's airspace" — and their battle against terrorists.
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There were hints of it that whole time: the way she befriended both girls, the way she turns her personas on and off, the way she plays up and off of her image as either the town's mean girl or the town's (and Adora's) angelic heroine who needs to be protected.
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" A BuzzFeed profile on the brand noted, "The line promises a barely there, lit-from-within effect that plays up features instead of masking flaws, though of course this works better when your 'flaw' is a cute scar, winsome snaggletooth, or freckles — not cystic acne, purple under-eye bags, or a hirsute chin.
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One of the nice things about The Get Down's pedal-to-the-metal aesthetic is that it neatly plays up how, when you're a teenager, everything feels like your last chance, but it's never actually your last chance, because you're 17, and you have (hopefully) 60 or 70 more years ahead of you.
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A former staffer plays up the strong faith that underpins their life, telling PEOPLE in the latest issue, "They will be stiff upper lip in public and keep their own emotions behind it," a former staffer tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story, emphasizing the strong faith that underpins their life together.
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At the very least, this should have been a situation where both players went to the penalty box for interference and diving, but since the Penguins had zero power plays up until this point, Phaneuf was sent to the box while Kessel got away with the crime of the century, or at least of the playoffs.
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As two of his characters settle into a remote cabin in the woods, he deliberately plays up horror-movie expectations by scattering visible weapons around the house (a gun above a mantel, a noose hanging on a wall), building the flow of scenes and then sharply interrupting them, and goosing the audience with ominous music cues.
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Ed Meier on Wednesday announced his campaign with a new website and video, in which he plays up his Texas roots and service in Clinton's State Department while linking Sessions to President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE.
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In excerpts of the book described in press reports he also plays up emotion and drama, saying that then-President Barack Obama forgave him for the pre-election bomb Comey dropped on Hillary Clinton's campaign when, days before the election, he re-opened the investigation into her treatment of classified email after agents found emails on Anthony Weiner's computer.
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At a time when we've seen both ups and downs for user-generated live video streaming services — Facebook and YouTube continue to ramp their live plays up; and Vimeo is now also entering the fray; but there is some evidence that Periscope is on the wane — Badoo Live is an interesting turn and will be worth watching how it catches on.
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"If there were to be shock from Yellen (it hasn't happened yet), it would be that she plays up risk of a rate rise at the 20/21 September Federal Open Market Committee meeting - an event currently ascribed only a 2.83 percent probability by the U.S. rates markets," Ray Attrill, global co-head of foreign exchange strategy at the National Australia Bank, said in a morning note.
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This, despite the adult industry's reputation, is actually pretty important to many people working in porn PR. While it's easy to get quick hits off of outreach that plays up the shocking, taboo nature of sexually explicit media, that doesn't do much for the long-term health of the industry, which benefits far more from mainstream respect than the "edgy" cred of being part of an aggressively stigmatized industry.
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