"You can compensate for inferior user experience with shinier and shinier objects, or you can say 'What is the version of this that would be most accessible to the most people,'" he said.
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A newer, shinier Work Friend will debut in two weeks.
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But once they become ours, they instantly become shinier and lovelier.
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Most of us, I suspect, fall for the shinier, bigger thing.
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More water vapor fuels more ice crystal growth, which means shinier clouds.
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Bay Area restaurants have never been shinier, more palatable, or more Instagrammable.
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And Liza needed someone to dress her up and make her shinier.
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Translation: your hair will look shinier, frizz-free, and voluminous every time.
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For Wacha, the change reportedly led to brighter eyes and a shinier coat.
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Whatever the look, all seem to be in agreement: the shinier, the better.
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Because on their way, they'd discover something shinier and prettier to do instead.
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Newer and shinier objects have displaced him, and his floor — 28500,6900,2628 donors strong!
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Sometimes it's a grittier vision of the future; sometimes it's a shinier one.
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The algorithm works on a variety of glossy objects—the shinier, the better.
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Xbox 360 has been supplanted by the newer, shinier Xbox One and that's okay.
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And hey, guess what: it looks an awful lot like Mass Effect, only shinier.
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"It seems shinier — are you using a different product?" beauty director Cat Quinn asked.
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My general rule of thumb is the shinier the facade, the crappier the food.
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Basically, you get what the brand's best known for, just in much shinier packaging.
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The body art is also sharper and shinier than the original BB-8 body.
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Going darker usually results in shinier locks, while highlights make you feel instantly beachy.
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Look at how it's so much shinier than it used to be over here.
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Fortunately, the egg tarts remain, both Cantonese (sweeter, shinier) and Portuguese (denser, with cling).
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Both were brash, outspoken, greenback worshipping, tabloid icons obsessed with building taller, shinier skyscrapers.
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The red hue is toned down, with blond highlights throughout, and is shinier than ever.
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These are cheaper at $170 and look almost identical, except for a shinier plastic case.
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And if you can believe it, it's even shinier — and more mesmerizing — than her last.
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Then, for the big event — a 1920s-themed fête — Jenner slipped into something much shinier.
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This Ratchet hits all the same beats as that first game, only bigger and shinier.
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So while it doesn't change the inside, hair will be shinier and reflect light better.
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Should I throw it out and replace it with a shinier, prettier, more functional version?
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Everything in this burger is just a bit shinier than what you'd expect from McDonald's.
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She called them "rich, pigmented and way shinier than my other glosses" on her Snapchat story.
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Could the future of smartphone biometrics look a lot like a shinier version of the past?
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And I worry about people losing their focus because something newer and shinier has shown up.
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Some of the shipwreck's shinier debris initially piqued searchers' interest as possibly being pieces of MH2000.
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Some of the shipwreck's shinier debris initially piqued searchers' interest as possibly being pieces of MH370.
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The bill does not create a shinier, greatly improved Postal Service that will enthrall the public.
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Worlds is, effectively, the same thing: just bigger, shinier, and full of wonderful online sharing possibilities.
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Besides, other industries became shinier objects in the public's eye, particularly Wall Street and Silicon Valley.
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It's just a different, shinier name for ABC Family as it looks to focus its brand.
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My 3DS got a little lonely, rather unloved in comparison to its shinier Sony cousin-cum-competitor.
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But it was her gorgeous blowout that was the real showstopper — looking fuller and shinier than ever!
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Maybelline's Color Sensational Lip Color in Red Revival is the second contestant, with a darker, shinier finish.
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Plus, so many pregnant people just swear that those supplements made their hair shinier and nails stronger.
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Consoles are relevant for around five years before something newer and shinier comes along to replace them.
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Now, Storybook is back with a finished prototype that appears shinier and more GoT-themed than ever.
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The new version will be more crisp, more clean, more clear, more polished, shinier, and better-surfaced.
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But it was her gorgeous blowout that was the real showstopper — looking fuller and shinier than ever!
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That tactic is thought to affect the flight of the ball by making one side slightly shinier.
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Not everything we do needs to be in service of a higher purpose -- a better, shinier us.
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To celebrate 210 years of darkness, the galaxy's favorite villain has taken on a much shinier disposition.
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And there are few objects shinier than a star who is being added to a playoff contender.
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These 1939 luxury Chryslers are shinier (and cleaner) in print than they ever could be in real life.
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If you eat lots of sugar, your skin will get warmer or it might get shinier, Rice says.
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The barrels are shinier, the facilities larger, but once again, their vinegar is a story about their family.
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Modest upturns in the last decade were clouded by competition from shinier neighbors like Singapore, Seoul and Shanghai.
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Whatever the actual state of his soul, his paintings offer a vision of a better, prettier, shinier world.
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Furby launched in 1999 to great fanfare, but since then, other, shinier toys have swallowed up the market.
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The formula is brand-new for Kylie Cosmetics, swapping out the matte for something shinier than patent leather.
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"It corrects both the tone and deeply moisturizes the hair so it's shinier and de-frizzed," she said.
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Every year, Ford and Chevy unveil an updated model of pickup that's taller, shinier, and more openly belligerent.
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It seems like your skin will be dewier and your hair shinier — a happier, healthier version of yourself.
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Rather than become shinier, or more expensive, these concerts have become gaseous, expanding to fill the volume provided.
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It promises to banish red and orange tones, leaving dark hair cooler and with more depth — and shinier, too.
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The shininess is what Dyson supersonic promises: the less you damage your hair with heat, the shinier it appears.
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The original BioShock is getting a remaster to make it look a little shinier for the current-generation consoles.
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But, thanks to the arts initiative and other recent developments, he said, the city now has a shinier future.
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Most users have found that this hair dryer does exactly as promised, making thick hair feel silkier and shinier.
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A salesman brings me another option, a black leather shirt with a shinier texture and fewer curved seams ($1,850).
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But there is a temptation to think of the US as a bigger, shinier Europe and it's just not.
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After letting it marinate on strands for an hour, rinse out and voilà — you now have darker and shinier hair.
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The Lion King is content to simply run through the same motions all over again, just with newer, shinier tools.
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I'm not suggesting that startup founders drop everything and start to work on an app that somehow makes washers shinier.
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Often, teen shows are sexier, shinier, and far more melodramatic than what the average real-life 16-year-old experiences.
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There's a tool in Facetune, the popular selfie-editing app, that Zoe Schuver uses to make her earrings look shinier.
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Consoles are typically relevant for around five years — sometimes longer — before something newer and shinier comes along to replace them.
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Learning in general has already moved away from dusty tomes of monochrome text to brighter, shinier and more interactive methods.
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Some women credit their pregnancy with making their hair longer and shinier, and their skin tone clearer and more radiant.
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Lately, the broadcast drama has a hard time competing for attention with shinier objects in the pay and streaming universes.
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The shining stainless steel structure was much shinier than the night before, looking more like a complete and finished spacecraft.
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Highlights can be an instant mood-booster and, when done right, look just like your hair, only brighter and shinier.
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Designed by A-list jewelry house Mouawad, the 166-carat "Power of Unity" crown is, if possible, shinier in person.
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This shinier, sheer option lasts hours longer than your traditional lip gloss, but still needs a touch-up here and there.
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It's accompanied by a shinier faux leather covering the front pocket, the two side pockets, and the bottom of the bag.
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According to multiple anecdotes, cold showers resulted in reduced stress, better circulation, improved energy — and, as an added bonus, shinier hair.
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Our royals are bred from birth to shake more hands in a day with shinier smiles than even the squeakiest politician.
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Ninety percent of his work involves interacting with servers, not guests, so he rarely tells the stories of his shinier days.
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D'Angelo Russell is precisely that shinier talent, and at 20 he already has the celestial look and feel of a star.
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A shiny long-sleeved shirt and an even shinier jacket look as if they're made from hot-pink and turquoise plastic.
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Soft robots are typically made of silicone and have a softer touch, allowing them to do things harder, shinier robots can't.
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Because a dry shampoo that makes your hair shinier and softer and does right by the environment is a rare find, indeed.
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Salter envisions unmanned boats spraying sub-micron-sized water droplets into the sky, seeding shinier clouds in areas forecasted to spawn storms.
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The 31 LuxeTrance Lipsticks boast a creamy formula and a shinier finish — qualities that she needed on set and on the runway.
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James Poniewozik, a television critic for The Times, writes that the updated version is emblematic of today's shinier and richer New York.
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And while I'm not sure the water had anything to do with it, my hair felt softer and looked a touch shinier.
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Salter envisions unmanned boats spraying sub-micron-size water droplets into the sky, seeding shinier clouds in areas forecast to spawn storms.
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"There's a real sense of community that I don't think we'd get if we were in a shinier new building," she said.
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A single swipe of translucent gloss instantly makes any manicure or pedicure (or naked nails, for that matter) smoother, shinier, and healthier-looking.
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Others are more powerful, and breathe new life into your hair, making things smoother, shinier, and healthier instantly and for shampoos to come.
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Female pro-Trump organizers and donors modeled some 50 gowns, which, like a fireworks display, grew shinier and more elaborate toward the finales.
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It's part of the contract of these plays that our hero winds up just where she started — except now with a shinier halo.
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Too bad: Donald Trump promises to guarantee health care to everyone, in a bigger, better, shinier way than the Affordable Care Act ever could.
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Suddenly I saw this even shinier way of studying evolution, where it could go even more generations and do even more, seemingly neater, experiments.
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This reduces the amount of time your hair is in direct contact with heat as well, which should leave it feeling healthier and shinier.
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The promised switch from the old grey industrial growth path to something shinier and more consumerist has been quietly deferred until a future date.
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And yet all we're ever really told is that, if we do cut gluten out, we'll lose weight, have better skin, and shinier hair.
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It's unclear the exact shoe the Egyptian President was wearing, but appeared to be black boots, similar to those Trump was wearing, but shinier.
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Normally, YouTube fads fade away after a few months, as the internet's restless attention moves on to something even newer, shinier, or more outrageous.
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The cleaners are making everything even shinier in anticipation of the arrival of the man himself, who is expected in Scotland on June 23rd.
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I was surprised by this, because shinier things are usually more slippery, but Apple has thought through the handling of its glossy surface well.
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The company's care-grade, fresh food has been designed to help fight illnesses, but also promote enhanced energy, a shinier coat, healthy weight loss.
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Like parchment or sackcloth, there is a paradoxical luxury in materials and colors that present themselves as a sturdy backdrop for better, shinier things.
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However, three of the five theme entries were troublesome to me for different reasons, and Mr. Greig's fill could, in truth, have been shinier.
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And politicians rarely get shinier over time; his best shot at the White House, if recent history is a guide, may be this one.
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The dogs recall Jeff Koons's much bigger, shinier balloon dogs, if only because Koons's art world prominence has made balloon animal appropriation seem his territory.
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As the marketplace continues to grow, brands that can't adapt their social messaging will get pushed out by newer, shinier offerings that hold consumers' attention.
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Even the ones that you love, the hard-working devices that serve you every day, will soon become obsolete, replaced by newer, better, shinier Things.
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Its strawberries have been bred for a uniform shape, for example, while Driscoll's raspberries are pinker and shinier, made to meet desires expressed by consumers.
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But after decades of the legislative branch willingly deferring its lawmaking powers to the administrative state in pursuit of shinier prizes, Congress has weakened itself.
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It is, like several other things about L.A.F.C., just a little bit shinier, a little bit more enticing, than other such spaces around the league.
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For nominal price hike, you get three additional functions (egg cooking, sterilizing, and cake making) and a sleeker, shinier overall design with a large LED screen.
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What you may not know is that understanding your hair's porosity just may be the secret to softer, shinier, more voluminous, and all around healthier strands.
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The company traded in its matte white exterior for a shinier plastic, and the body and legs have been slimmed down and smoothed for better aerodynamics.
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The rest of us will just look at the S60 with little more than passing curiosity, opting as always for shinier, sleeker, faster, and cheaper options.
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White tees often get lost in the mix alongside our shinier, more exciting tops; and oftentimes, we resort to them as placeholders, rather than standout pieces.
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He was always a useful piece but never quite useful to lock down his job when there were other, shinier talents out there to replace him.
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It's shinier, richer, more densely populated by young people who wear sneakers to work with their suits before changing into heels or brogues at the office.
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But as a whole, Superstars is a valuable travel companion that doesn't deserve to be overlooked now that there's a newer, shinier handheld on the market.
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The specific panels, known as "cladding," are made of a composite material called Reynobond PE and are used to improve energy efficiency and make buildings, well, shinier.
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Most of us can probably eke out a few years with our smartphones, but the upgrade cycle means it's always tempting to splurge on a shinier model.
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Then the lady at a new crystal store I began frequenting said my pyrite was of poor quality and that I should invest in a shinier one.
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It's just a thin twisted band, but it catches the light in a way that makes it look shinier and more substantial than its price would suggest.
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Paradoxically, when foreign food does go mainstream, immigrant-run businesses struggle to stay afloat next to newer, shinier venues where these foods are appropriated by Western entrepreneurs.
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I don't feel any desire to continue when there's a pile of games from just last year left to play, beside my TV: bigger, shinier, more spectacular.
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The new notes — worth about $250 and $2500 — have a shinier finish and more security features, and are more durable than their predecessors, the central bank said.
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The new notes — worth about $112 and $224 — have a shinier finish and more security features, and are more durable than their predecessors, the central bank said.
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It's bigger, shinier, and more boisterous than the original—and Lemmy was never going to sound anything other than battered—but the heart of the song stays.
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McGrath hasn't released any details about the product yet, but based on the photos, it's the shiniest eye makeup we've ever seen — maybe even shinier than her highlighter.
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Unlike Keery's messy layers that seem to get bigger and better every season of the Netflix series, Chalamet's curls are softer, shinier, and the stuff of pure envy.
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But his calls for action have been sidestepped by lawmakers as Wall Street rewards shinier toys — with far fewer assets on their ledger sheets — with larger market valuations.
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It's fair to brush Lopez off, focus on cap space, the shinier toys L.A. has to play with, and an ostensibly bright future that overshadows the present day.
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It's no secret that the humans who promote brands on social media often project a version of daily life that is shinier and happier than the real thing.
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"Using a shadow wet gives you more color payoff, makes the finish even shinier and creates less mess because the powder won't fall onto the face," he said.
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There seems to be a newer, shinier, fancier speaker on the market each day, and thankfully, a couple hundred dollars can get you a pretty decent sound system.
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This is true, on the whole, but has very little to do with their actual functioning as airports, and making them shinier would have no real transportation benefit.
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Beyond the shiny gadgets and shinier spin on display in the convention center, however, much of the industry was starting to quietly melt down where they had left it.
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Several of the people I spoke to said when it comes to luxury watches, if they already have one, they don't feel the need for a newer, shinier one.
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I see women in magazines and wish my lashes were a bit longer, my curls just a bit more defined and shinier, my stomach flatter, and my butt bigger.
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Twitter's push into live sports remains a silver lining (though it was far shinier before Amazon won the NFL deal) on what has been a brutal two-year stretch.
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Instead of the usual brand name, it was printed with Vaquera & Co. The dress was also shinier than the usual sueded fabric from Tiffany, but it was instantly recognizable.
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Most aggrieved are the people who bought the OnePlus 33 most recently, feeling somehow cheated by the rapid replacement of their shiny new thing with a shinier new thing.
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Here's TRNDlabs: And here's a representative sample of what you'd find on Amazon: Asked for comment, TRNDlabs didn't deny that it's largely repackaging a cheaper product in a shinier package.
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As the temperatures rises, humidity goes with it, which means the end of chapped lips and perpetual dry spots and the beginning of overall happier — if a bit shinier — skin.
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The next thing you know, you're walking out of the salon with a shinier version same blonde highlights that you had all summer, kicking yourself for being so gun-shy.
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On NBC, Timeless follows the adventures of the heroic crew of a time machine, who have to save history from being destroyed by terrorists who've stolen another, shinier time machine.
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When figure skater Adam Rippon competes in his first Winter Olympics on Monday in South Korea, the smile he flashes may look a little shinier than normal — with good reason.
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Sometimes there is useful stuff in garbage so that's not to say the Twins can't pawn some of the shinier bits of garbage on the roster off to other teams.
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It struck Dr. Myhrvold that the albedo calculations of the Neocam team violated a basic tenet of physics known as Kirchhoff's law of thermal radiation, which says shinier objects radiate less heat.
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Starring in her own romantic comedy, Natalie navigates her place in a shinier New York City and a cut-throat workplace, all while trying to win over heart-throb Blake (Liam Hemsworth).
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Between new products from cosmetics brands and a push towards natural beauty, it makes sense that people might start to ditch matte — and sometimes dry-looking — lips in favor of shinier options.
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In moving on to something newer, shinier, and less messy, we're losing a window into a simpler time, when computer literacy could be as simple as dragging your mouse to make a masterpiece.
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This is Alex Atack's hometown and it is easy to see why his photos exude nostalgia when his childhood is literally bulldozed and replaced with shinier things, without a reverence for its past.
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In fact, early humans may have even ripped off neanderthal technology, including the lissoir, a specialized bone used to work animal hides to make them softer, tougher, shinier, and more resistant to water.
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" Lukas said: "I do find it interesting in an era when the design direction is always toward something that is flashing, glitzy, shinier, more superhero-like, this is going in the opposite direction.
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A few years ago, Farrow & Ball introduced Modern Emulsion, which is about five per cent shinier than the paint that made the company's reputation but which can be wiped down without being compromised.
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People who used to come here now shop online, or have moved on to bigger, shinier, newer shopping malls where only international chains and rich local tycoons can afford to rent a space.
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I'm not a fan of exceptionalism, so I'm generally suspicious anytime publishing or media are trying to explain how different or better or shinier the exceptional apple is when compared to the other apples.
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On "A Morning Song," rumbling power chords accentuate the chime of a higher, shinier riff with a countryish feel, but Lilitri's blunt, quavery voice undercuts the song's momentum, as if he's stumbling over himself.
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Basically, the Bowerbird is a collector: he gathers random objects (the shinier the better) around his nest, spends ages arranging them, and then hopes a visiting female will be suitably impressed by the display.
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"Fresh" is particularly enjoyable to listen to because it's a glossy, rounded, pure purple, with white licks and flourishes that make it even shinier, occasionally veering into pinks and lilacs, like an oil painting.
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The Petcube Bites looks like a shrunken down, shinier version of the monolith from 2001: A Space Odyssey, the main difference being that the aforementioned totem did not hold up to two pounds of treats.
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They're brighter and shinier, for one, befitting their alien heritage, and anyone who's spent any time in Master Chief's size 20 boots will be able to spot the difference between a Banshee and a Scarab.
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Still, it has mostly ignored the recommendations of the Eddington review, says John Van Reenen of the Centre for Economic Performance at the London School of Economics, instead focusing its energy on larger, shinier projects.
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And that's where tech comes in, because for decades now, it has been that machine, forever peddling the happy shiny future in which we are all happier and shinier due to the miracles of modernity.
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People have written over and over again how first dates are like interviews, and that you have to put on a shinier version of yourself so as to not scare away the person across from you.
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But as rewarding as it is to rip off the tags and put on a newer, shinier version of yourself, jumping into of-the-moment trends comes with one major potential setback: looking like everyone else.
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The proof behind their promises — clearer skin, shinier hair, stronger nails — is anecdotal at best, which means that every glowing review from a friend or beauty vlogger should be taken with a heaping dose of skepticism.
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Was one side of the rifle subtly smoother and shinier than the other because that's the side he laid it down on, so that over the years it polished itself against the leather seats of his truck?
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" In sports terms, "competitive" is an even bigger weasel word than "state of the art"—it can and has been interpreted to mean anything up to and including "the guy down the road has a shinier one.
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The next hospital over — bigger but not much shinier — was at least a six-hour drive away in a four-wheel-drive all-terrain vehicle on a good day, without any rains melting the treacherous dirt roads.
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His presidency has yielded more — and more elaborate — coins that are shinier, flashier and even bigger, setting off a boom for coin manufacturers, counterfeiters and collectors, with one official Trump challenge coin recently fetching $1,000 on eBay.
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Last year, when Showtime first announced it would be rebooting "The L Word" series, it initially seemed like yet another example of a beloved old piece of intellectual property being upcycled into a shinier version of itself.
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Because after you check out these transformational hair looks from some of L.A.'s top colorists, ahead, you, me, and everyone we know will be bombarding salons to get in on the action — and emerging with shinier hair.
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The smartphone, with its ever-finer cameras and ever-shinier screens, now shapes our experience of art as thoroughly as the church did in 14th-century Italy or the unadorned, white-cube galleries did for midcentury abstract painters.
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The former garment district where the Assoons opened the club was mostly empty warehouses at the time, but years later would become home to dozens of shiny nightclubs, which have since been largely replaced by even shinier condos.
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The H2011.2s looked more like something you'd find shrunken down and shelved next to a G.I. Joe doll in a toy shop — but the H22003s were rounder and shinier, their magnitude more a symbol of early-aughts excess.
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I know that dwelling on amorphous future disasters is not necessarily productive, nor is it conducive to our collective mental health, but neither is yearning for the past, which always looks a bit shinier than it was in actuality.
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Look around at all the tech in your life and do a quick, informal poll: How many of those items become outdated every year or every few years when a newer, shinier version of the same thing comes along?
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Last year, the silver lining was that Zayn's debut was far better than the video for "PILLOW TALK" and it was a shinier silver lining that Harry Styles's turn in Dunkirk looked better than Timberlake's cinematic debut in Edison.
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In Korea, the goal of applying foundation is to make your face look brighter, which means the shade is often a bit lighter than your skin tone and the finish is shinier than what you'd see in the West.
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The act of talking to this nebulous space is so intangible, and the world is full of so many shinier things that are easier and more exciting to turn to, that I always forget I can go in there.
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I wrote about the wine in June not only because I love it, but also because it seemed to me that Chianti Classico was widely underestimated, even written off, by those who had found newer, shinier objects in wine.
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My skin is on the oily side of combination, and while this stuff has given me the perfect glow without reading greasy all winter, chances are I'll phase it out as the weather warms up for my skin's shinier seasons.
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Not only did I smell like a piña colada for a week — though not a soul seemed to mind — but I was thrilled with my smoother skin, shinier hair, and the wonderful beachy scent that seemed to follow me everywhere.
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There are some brands that I will always love, like Patagonia, but a lot of newer brands that I buy but I will throw over in two seconds for a newer, shinier brand when it also has a compelling product.
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Last month, while deliberating about my oily scalp and hair-cleansing habits, beauty assistant Sam Sasso — another oily-scalp gal — and I decided to find out once and for all whether skipping shampoo would actually make our tresses shinier, thicker, and stronger.
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"You know how the stars were saying it was so good and it made your hair more manageable, more shinier?" said Bonnie Iqbal, 55, of Albany, who last year was among those who sued the company after her hair began falling out.
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Whether it was Apple and Android for creating mobile apps, Amazon Web Services for testing and running websites, or free open source technologies that were easy to deploy and customize, many programmers shunned Microsoft's old developer platforms in favor of shinier toys elsewhere.
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Perhaps a polished pitcher can be dealt as the prospects establish themselves—if they establish themselves—and Teheran is polished in the same sense Miller was, in that he's both a solid pro and maybe looks a little shinier than is fully representative.
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The common theme that I kept coming across is that people very much look forward to new, shinier versions of the games they've played previously, and they want it looking as good as possible—whether that can be done by remasters or modsr.
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Two members of the group left in 2009 to work on music with a more Beatles/Beach Boys-esque retro rock, while Urie and drummer Spencer Smith (who left the group in 2015) continued making their shinier pop-punk music under the same band name.
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After Apple unleashed the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus — with updated features like water-resistance, a new home button, camera improvements and no headphone jack — to the public, the next logical step is for us to turn our focus to something newer and shinier.
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It seems like Scott is sticking with the same gritty sci-fi and horror vibes that he likes to use (good!), but he also seems to expand things in a bigger, shinier, and much more explosive way that I'm not immediately convinced is what the series needs.
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Still, Moya Dodd, a member of FIFA's executive committee, is calling the reform issue the most important vote in FIFA's history, much more critical than the vote for president, which, naturally, has been brighter and shinier and has commanded more attention because of the personalities involved.
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The insides of the Project Scorpio edition will be the same as those of the standard One X, which has some pretty intense specs capable of running games in 4K resolution and making even Xbox One games that haven't been patched for 4K look a little shinier.
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There are so many other things where you can say 'you're hurting yourself with this behavior,' but if you're making money and you're able to buy more things and look shinier and have a better resume, we not only applaud it, but nobody looks down on it.
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Imagine a digital electronic template as sweet and clean as Britney Spears's, with the mood altered from flirty ambiguity to the joy a child feels upon seeing a pile of birthday presents, each shinier than the next, wrapped in glossy paper and tied with a bow.
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So while the Mediterranean-of-feel Blood and Wine is a shinier, happier experience than the war-ravaged landscapes of Wild Hunt were, all golds and greens instead of grays and browns, playing through its main campaign and multitude of secondary quests is also a peculiarly melancholic pursuit.
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Mediums face each other next to sellers of divination cards next to representatives of various ascended masters next to Vedic astrologers next to devices that promise to cleanse your ions, banish the pesticide glyphosate from your system, and turn you in a healthier, stronger, shinier version of yourself.
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"On this show we're going to try and stay focused on the substance and not get distracted by some of those shinier objects and in some of the food fights over fake news, or whatever you want to call it," Brennan said in an interview with The Hill.
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And essentially that's the primary function of Uber's PR noise around this now: Strategic proximity to a rather shinier brand (NASA!), plus the uplifting prospect of rising above it all vs having your band name dragged through the mud as Uber currently is thanks to a series of legacy operational scandals.
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It appears Kushner, who serves as a senior advisor to the President, has taken a serious liking to gel and combs recently, as he was spotted out with slicker, shinier, swoopier hair than we've seen before — hair, it must be said, that looks straight out of the Trump school of side-sweeping.
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There's an offset camera on the front of the case, what looks like a circular fingerprint scanner on the rear, an antenna line on the bottom, and a split material design on the rear — with a shinier surface on the top third of the phone, and a matte finish on the bottom.
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You do this not just with an eye to fulfill the usual Clancy staple of saving the good people of the United States of America—and, by extension, the world—but for the true American dream of getting a slightly shinier assault rifle than you had previously, and perhaps a new jacket.
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And not only is it harder to finish creative work when you view it as a means to an end — a path to a shinier, more important life — but looking at it that way keeps you in the mind-set of a loser with a big question mark painted on her forehead.
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Following suit, this new wave of vitamin subscription services offers not just vitamin D for those who can't step outside on their lunch break, or vitamin C for those looking to avoid scurvy, but also things like biotin and sea buckthorn for thicker, shinier hair, and borage oil with saffron for clear skin.
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Games evolve on what feels like a weekly basis, and while this progression is inherently partnered to advances in technology—from interface innovation, to orchestral scores and fully voiced scripts, to shinier graphics and more gruesome goriness—their storytelling power is something that's existed far longer than near-perfect photo realism and Hollywood-comparable castings.
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A newcomer to the Brooklyn store's staff is Marc Hamon, 26, of Teaneck, N.J. His 90-minute commute is mostly by bus, he said, and the subway car he gets is often, unluckily, a beat-up old Pullman R46, but he can look forward to a ride on the shinier, newer Alstom R160 he loves.
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The fact that someone in the film comments on Rachael's shiny red lips actually had me wondering if it was a bit of misdirection; a comment made to either draw attention to that element and distract from the weird facial animation, or explain away why they were shinier than they should have been in the first place.
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This shinier new home, though considered by many to be lacking the current spot's authenticity and spirit, was also designed with the intent to convey a higher level of sanitation, as Tsukiji's sales took a serious hit following the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011, which raised concerns about the threat of radioactivity in the fish supply.
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The game, London indie crew Roll7's funny bone-tickling ultra-violent follow-up to its BAFTA-winning OlliOlli skateboard sim (and its equally excellent sequel), came out at the same time as a shit-load of bigger, shinier titles with significantly larger marketing budgets and photo-real-enough viscera instead of chunky red pixels spilling over the screen.
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The endless barrage of Transformers movies, the abominable creature design of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and the new action-heavy Star Trek have all worn me down to the point that I just accept the inevitability that the popular entertainment of my childhood—no Masterpiece Theater, mind you—will be forever regurgitated into newer, shinier, more frenetic iterations for the children of today.
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To that end, the games industry is still a few years away from classifying the Xbox and PS2 as retro systems—and yet, there's already a dedicated community that considers the 15-year-old generation one of the best in gaming's history, refusing to unplug their aging consoles even as Sony and Microsoft abandoned them to focus on newer, shinier systems.
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